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A friend of mine (whose first language isn't English) recently asked me how to contract "they are", to which I replied "they're". The same person then asked how to contract "there are", to which I replied "there're" (I was speaking Read More →
The title says it all really: "Thirty Five of the Very Best Quotes on Translation" – we actually set out to put together a list of just fifteen, but there was just so many that seemed to either make us Read More →
I sincerely doubt there's a single professional translator out there who needs reminding of any of the following (unfortunately quite common) grammar mistakes - however, I'll bet there's also not a single professional translator out there who hasn't, at some Read More →
It's no surprise that translators love languages, they/we usually prick our ears up upon merely hearing the word 'language' - be it on the news, the radio, a party* or wherever... but combine the word 'language' with another word we're Read More →
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