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It’s All Greek To Me

Hi, my name is Quilly and I speak English.  Okay, I have a little bit of Spanish, but pretty much just enough to ask for the rest room or order a beer (those two kind of go together). When I really need to communicate in Spanish, I use a translator.

Quality translators aren’t all that easy to come by unless you know where to look. Don’t look online at the computerized free translation generators. You get what you pay for.

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11 Comments

  2. Thats a very good thing to do if you can get the right job. Sometimes they ask for translations that are too technical. but oterwise it would be a great home based job. Would love it:)

  3. *raises hand* … quick question. If you don’t KNOW the language that you need to have translated, how do you KNOW that the translation you get is up to your high expectations? …. just wondering…

    1. I’ve always wondered that too, Sometimes with translators I try just translating into French (replace with another language you might know) and if that’s pretty good then I count on the others being good…

      The other way, maybe translate something you write into another language and then whatever it outputs, translate that back into English and see how much meaning is lost.

      1. Teresa — whew! That seems like a lot of work. I am thinking they wouldn’t offer a money back guarantee if they had to honor it too often. I think they must just do the work correctly the first time.

    2. Melli — you have 24 hours to complain, so you’d better get it to whomever you’re having it translated for in that amount of time! I doubt it is a serious issue though since they have multiple translators look at each piece.

  4. These translators are hilarious ! What fun I already had when I tried them out ! Most of the time it doesn’t make any sense, because it’s translated word by word. Real good translations are only possible by a living person ! I have done this my whole life. From French to German, from German to English, from Italian to French, etc. I tell you it’s not easy at all ! (but well payed, lol)

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