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À quoi servent le grec et le latin ?
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L'étude du grec et du latin joue un rôle important dans la formation de traducteurs chevronnés. Il faut préserver l'enseignement des langues mortes.
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Freelancing: a Hermit’s Daily Routine
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There is time, but there is no time at all…One of the main reasons for going into freelancing is striving to be the master of your own time: there is no need to rush to the office for 9 a.m., spend time and money on travelling, and freelancers can work half a day and have a three-hour lunch break. The problem though is that their free time has to be controlled; otherwise it starts to control them...
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Ukrainian Translation Facts: Tips for Clients and QA Teams
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This article is intended for people who do not speak Ukrainian but have to order, manage, and coordinate Ukrainian translations. Below we present some simple facts that will allow you to avoid common mistakes and misunderstandings when working with your Ukrainian suppliers. We note that similar problems exist with other Slavic languages (e.g. Russian, Polish, Slovakian, etc.), so these tips are valid for more than just Ukrainian. You can read a similar article about the Russian language.
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Human Factor In Translation Agencies
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In this article we will talk about communication between a translation agency and translators, and how it affects their cooperation. In our experience, at least in 30% of cases relations between a translation agency and a translator are suspended because of mutual misunderstanding or difficulties in cooperation, even when the main criteria, such as quality of work, rates, and cooperation conditions, are satisfactory. Let’s consider why sometimes a translation agency may refuse to cooperate with a translator who can provide high-quality translations at an acceptable price.
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Translation Agency Secret Weapon
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In this article we will tell you about a technical side of a translation agency work. Many beginning translators and inexperienced customers of translation services are not aware of this side. We are speaking of so-called CAT tools (computer-aided translation) and CAT systems. These are applications using translation memory technology (TM means translation memory). Some translators are afraid of such tools, some customers are suspicious about them and some translation agencies make money on these fears and lack of knowledge.
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