When Translations Get Tricky
It’s common in the translation field to come across projects that evince enormous intercultural differences, obliging the translator to come up with some sort of
It’s common in the translation field to come across projects that evince enormous intercultural differences, obliging the translator to come up with some sort of
The logogram on the left is ubiquitous and easily recognizable throughout the world; it’s “the and sign”. To professionals and lovers of linguistic trivia, it’s
To review: English does not have an official governing body that dictates what is right or wrong. Instead, it is based on a set of
English is the one language that can be found in every corner of the world. It is taught and recognized on every continent and its
Demonstratives are used to point to another element that they depend on to achieve their full meaning. If they point backwards, it is known as
The period (full stop) is the punctuation mark that marks the grammatical and logical end of a sentence. The main difference comes from its greatest
In English, we use concision (many short words or phrases) as well as an economy of language (fewer words), the preference we demonstrate for the
No Fear Shakespeare is a service that translates the most difficult of languages most people encounter, the Early Modern English of Shakespeare, into contemporary English
This punctuation mark is, in Spanish, the equivalent to parentheses, though it does have one function that differs: marking off asides that are suggestive, ironic,
As I mentioned earlier, the Global Language Monitor previewed the introduction of the one millionth word to the English language. Great publicity followed. They have
I was sent over to Wordnik.com yesterday and all productive plans I had were immediately dashed and replaced with “let’s see what it says about
In English, I feel that I encounter parataxis more often than in the Romance languages (though I have no good evidence to back this up).
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