NCTA members can now enjoy the latest edition of Translorial in print and downloadable PDF versions, covering a variety of topics. If you are not an NCTA member, you can join here.
Selected articles from Translorial Spring 2019, Vol. 41, No. 1:
- Creative approaches to luxury sector translation: A conversation with Mark Leach, by Julia Nelsen
Translators working in the luxury sector must produce texts as meticulously crafted as the products they describe. In conversation with Julia Nelsen, Mark Leach provides insight into his process.
→ Read more (members only). - Rhyming songs in subtitling? by Ariana V. Loker; translated from the Spanish by Ana Salotti
How important is it to preserve rhyme when subtitling songs? Ariana V. Loker argues that it is not only unnecessary but potentially detrimental to the translation.
→ Read more (members only). - The many faces of a literary translator, by Claire-Marie Clévy
It’s clear that literary translation requires a special kind of creativity, but that’s just one piece of the puzzle. Claire-Marie Clévy reflects on the many jobs she takes on in the course of a project.
→ Read more (members only). - Translation scams reloaded, by Carola F. Berger, PhD, CT
Scams are on the rise in online commerce. Learn about the three most common types of fraudulent schemes in the language industry, along with steps you should take to protect yourself against them.
→ Read more (members only). - Reviews: Continuing Education
A journey from translation to localization reviewed by Mark Leach
The website localization ecosystem reviewed by Mark Leach
Tips and tricks for freelance conference interpreters reviewed by Thilo Ullmann-Zahn
→ Read more (members only). - Reviews: General Meetings
A journey of 10,000 miles reviewed by Gabrielle Dahms
Plain language 2.0 for translation reviewed by Eva H. Vargas
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And more!