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Stop Pretending All Books Are Written in English
Publishers routinely omit the names of translators.
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Translation & Interpretation Services
The fully approved translators and interpreters are providing the translation services in the technical field.
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Interpretation and Translation Service
Legal Translation is the document translation company, offering the services to the organization with professional translators.
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Nº 107: The Iliad
Radio War Nerd
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The Difference between Transcription and Translation in Language - The Word Point
If you’re interested in working in translations you might have heard some people mention or confuse translations with transcriptions. These two words might sound oddly similar, but they actually don’t have much in common.
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Transcreation: The Evolution in Translation Industry - The Word Point
Transcreation is a term that not many people used to know about. However, nowadays the translation industry has witnessed the growth of inquiries regarding this service. So what is transcreation, exactly, and how does it differ from the well-known translation?
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‘The Evenings,’ a Dutch Classic, Arrives in English. It Only Took 70 Years
A translation of a novel by Gerard Reve that centers on a young clerk has invited recent comparisons to books like “The Catcher in the Rye.” By Nina Siegal.
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Unreconciled by Michel Houellebecq review – perfectly suited to the age of Trump
Laughter is in short supply in this collection from France’s great satirist and contrarian. By David Wheatley.
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A Neglected South American Masterpiece
It took sixty years for Antonio Di Benedetto’s novel “Zama,” recognized in the Spanish-speaking world as a classic, to be translated into English. By Benjamin Kunkel.
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A No-Nonsense Machiavelli
Translators come to The Prince with prejudices; one is tempted to play to the reader’s expectations, laying on Machiavelli’s supposed cynicism at the expense of the text’s surprising subtlety. By Tim Parks.
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Arabic translators did far more than just preserve Greek philosophy
“What drove the political class of Abbasid society to support this enormous and difficult undertaking? Part of the explanation is no doubt the sheer utility of the scientific corpus: key texts in disciplines such as engineering and medicine had obvious practical application. But this doesn’t tell us why translators were paid handsomely…” Peter Adamson.
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Google Translate App Adds 20 More Languages
By week's end, the Android and iOS app will offer instant translation in a total of 27 languages.
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The Empty Bath
Colin Burrow reviews “Homer: ‘The Iliad’” translated by Peter Green.
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