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The Work of Interpreters in Ancient China

As discussed in our previous article, “The First ‘Translators’ Were Interpreters,” China stood out historically because of the rise of translation/interpretation in different fields, such

November 18, 2012

The First “Translators” Were Interpreters

The beginnings of our profession were not easy if we consider that our colleagues of the past had to convey very sensitive messages, if not

November 4, 2012

Translation: Specialty of Cultural Interpretation

“The Spanish language has to undergo massive changes in preparation for the future without borders,” warned Gabriel García Márquez in the Congress of Zacatecas 1997.

March 6, 2012

How To Know If We Need A Translation Or An Interpretation

The other day I had lunch with a colleague who works primarily in interpretations rather than translation, and he told me that a company had

June 7, 2011

How To Know If We Need A Translation Or An Interpretation

The other day I had lunch with a colleague who works primarily in interpretations rather than translation, and he told me that a company had

June 7, 2011

La Malinche: The First Interpreter

Some consider her a traitor to her people, others a cultural bridge between the Spanish and Mesoamerican Indians. What nobody doubts is the key role

May 24, 2011

April Fool’s Day… How it translates into other cultures

The current festivities differ greatly from the Bible story that bore the legend – the date marks the death of all children under two years

January 5, 2011

Translation and Interpretation: The Best Professions of 2011

While surfing the Internet, I found this interesting article from U.S. News about the best jobs to have in 2011. It turns out that, within

December 23, 2010

What Do I Need To Know Before Doing An Interpretation?

Even though this question is somewhat obvious to some people, others do not take into account among the myriad questions that are asked before accepting

December 3, 2010

How Culture Influences Language

In previous posts we have discussed how culture shapes our world, in addition to the fact that we all live in a globalized world. We

November 4, 2010

Housewife and Interpreter at the Same Time?

A few days ago, BusinessGhana published a short but very interesting article about a new initiative implemented in Seoul, South Korea. Due to the massive

August 26, 2010

The Best Universities for Studying Translation and Interpretation

Many times in my life I have come across the same question asked by people I know or strangers on the Internet: how do I

July 21, 2010

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The Work of Interpreters in Ancient China

The First “Translators” Were Interpreters

Translation: Specialty of Cultural Interpretation

How To Know If We Need A Translation Or An Interpretation

How To Know If We Need A Translation Or An Interpretation

La Malinche: The First Interpreter

April Fool’s Day… How it translates into other cultures

Translation and Interpretation: The Best Professions of 2011

What Do I Need To Know Before Doing An Interpretation?

How Culture Influences Language

Housewife and Interpreter at the Same Time?

The Best Universities for Studying Translation and Interpretation

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