Tag: human translators
On October 28, I had the honor of giving a presentation on organic search traffic at the 58th annual American Translators Conference in Washington, D.C. It was my first …
I can’t blame clients for seeking out low translation rates. After all, there are only two ways for a business to make more money: increase revenue cut costs And …
A professor of mine in grad school used to say that good translators aren’t walking dictionaries. I love this statement because a) it’s true and b) it’s pithy. What …
This article on the benefits of learning a foreign language was originally published on September 11, 2014. It was the 13th anniversary of the September 11 attacks on U.S. soil. It …
When I opened my inbox this morning, I was greeted—like I am most mornings—by translation scammers. But the number of messages from these bottom feeders was higher than usual. …
At RedLine, we love working with organizations doing good work, and Airport Lawyer fits the bill perfectly. We recently donated translation services in Arabic, Farsi, and Somali to the Seattle-based …
Online writing is most effective when it helps readers. You should write, then, with audience needs in mind. You can make the copy shine during the editing stage. First, focus on …
So you want to be a linguistics major? Good for you! You’re on track to land one of many very cool linguistics jobs. This post includes information about 1) the …
Freelance translators need to keep their pitches professional and concise. Below are five tips for writing a great freelance translator cover letter. After having received hundreds upon hundreds of …
Federica Bruniera is an Italian translator based in Vancouver, Canada. RedLine recently conducted an email interview with her to learn about her work and her thoughts on the industry. …