The name of the game
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- Created: Wednesday, 06 June 2012 11:19
Nowadays Europe's all about football, so we decided to join the sport fever by digging up some information for the name of that sport.
As you all know, football is an English invention. But probably not many of you know, but soccer is actually the original term for this sport. According to some legends that word soccer was invented in 1863 by an Oxford student who used the term to describe the sport he preferred.
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As you all know, football is an English invention. But probably not many of you know, but soccer is actually the original term for this sport. According to some legends that word soccer was invented in 1863 by an Oxford student who used the term to describe the sport he preferred.
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How it happens — the phases of a translation process
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- Created: Wednesday, 06 June 2012 11:16
No matter whether it is a small document or major international project, every translation goes through three phases which are equally important for the performance of a quality translation service. Here we'll take a brief look at what happens with your order during every stage of the translation process.
The first phase includes the translation itself. Literally, that means converting your document or any kind of text from the source language to the target language. In dependence of the specifics of the translated text, sometimes that step may include help from a CAT tool.
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The first phase includes the translation itself. Literally, that means converting your document or any kind of text from the source language to the target language. In dependence of the specifics of the translated text, sometimes that step may include help from a CAT tool.
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Translation of medical documentation — essential information
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- Created: Monday, 04 June 2012 13:37
Medical documentation is related with something very important — health. That is why it is of major importance that translation of such documentation is performed accurate and on the necessary level. Our job is to give certainty to our clients that the information they need is translated precise and correct.
In order to ensure quality performance of the translation of medical documentation, arte.doc works only with translators who are fit for that kind of tasks.
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In order to ensure quality performance of the translation of medical documentation, arte.doc works only with translators who are fit for that kind of tasks.
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Thoughts on translation of literary / fiction texts
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- Created: Monday, 28 May 2012 12:17
The first thing there is to know about translation of literary/fiction texts is that unlike the technical or legal or any other specialized translation it needs interpretation. The translators of arte.doc follow some of the basic requirements for crafting a corresponding translation — preserving the interdependence between narrative and description and the stylistic characteristics of the source text. Our editors as part of our quality control system also have an important role in the implementation of such projects — they do the final shaping of the texts. The translators which we entrust with these types of documents are well grounded with the languages they translate from and to, as well as with their nuances and capabilities. They have the necessary imaginative approach and literary cultural expertise for completing that type of tasks.
One of our projects for March was exactly such a translation. Translators of arte.doc worked on scripts for tv series for one of the most beloved child characters. These texts were not only imagination-demanding, but also had a specific terminology, which required creativity in translation of words, specially invented for the text.
One of our projects for March was exactly such a translation. Translators of arte.doc worked on scripts for tv series for one of the most beloved child characters. These texts were not only imagination-demanding, but also had a specific terminology, which required creativity in translation of words, specially invented for the text.
The Cyrillic alphabet — the foundation of the Bulgarian culture and identity
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- Created: Thursday, 24 May 2012 12:14
The Cyrillic alphabet may be something new to the European Union, but it's a significant part of Europe's medieval history. Dating back to the time of the First Bulgarian Kingdom, the Cyrillic alphabet has been the main instrument of the religious and thus the political independence of the Bulgarians. While European Christianity had already been split between Catholicism and Orthodoxy, Bulgaria was just officially converted to Christianity. As a new character on this restless religious stage, Bulgaria's strategy was to keep its political and national identity and independence but to do that it needed to overcome the ambitions of both Rome and the Byzantine empire of politically aligning it through Catholicism or Orthodox Christianity.
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The client guide
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- Created: Tuesday, 22 May 2012 12:11
Communication is said to be a powerful tool. That applies to translation process too. But the first phase of this process where communication plays key role, is in the initial contacts between the client and the translation agency they turned to with a project. Here are some basic questions that the clients need to answer before the translation itself begins (the job of the translation team would be much more facilitated, if they have that information, so even if they don't ask, tell them):
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A few words on the translation of legal documentation
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- Created: Tuesday, 08 May 2012 08:55
In a world so globalized and business integrated, the systems of law are becoming more and more conventional. That's why the translation of legal documentation has increased its significance.
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Documents legalization — what should you know about it
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- Created: Tuesday, 08 May 2012 08:52
In the majority of cases for a document to be accepted as official and valid abroad, it needs to be legalized first. At the same time not many people are aware of the legalization requirements and waste a lot of time in search for information.
Arte.doc offers free over the phone consultations in relation to the legalization of documents and this way helps saving a lot of time and trouble to the people decided to travel abroad with their legalized documents and those who need to submit a foreign document before Bulgarian authorities in order to certify significant facts of their life. Read more ...
Arte.doc offers free over the phone consultations in relation to the legalization of documents and this way helps saving a lot of time and trouble to the people decided to travel abroad with their legalized documents and those who need to submit a foreign document before Bulgarian authorities in order to certify significant facts of their life. Read more ...
Occupation:Translator / Interpreter
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- Created: Tuesday, 08 May 2012 08:51
"Translator / Interpreter" occupation – myths and truths
"Translator" occupation is one of the most popular occupations in the world. We can see interpreters on the television and on any international meeting, or we can read translators' texts. These people are always in the background thus many of us have the wrong idea about their job.
You would like to work as a translator/interpreter? Before you make a final decision we suggest that you familiarize yourself with a few myths about their job. Read more ...
"Translator" occupation is one of the most popular occupations in the world. We can see interpreters on the television and on any international meeting, or we can read translators' texts. These people are always in the background thus many of us have the wrong idea about their job.
You would like to work as a translator/interpreter? Before you make a final decision we suggest that you familiarize yourself with a few myths about their job. Read more ...
About the Olympics
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- Created: Monday, 30 November -0001 00:00
• In Antiquity, the Olympic Games were celebrated as a religious festival from 776 B.C. until 393 A.D., when Theodosius I banned them because they were associated with paganism (the games celebrated the Greek god Zeus). The first modern Olympic Games (summer) were held in 1896 (again in Greece) after the French educator Baron Pierre de Coubertin proposed the revival of the ancient tradition. The first winter Olympic Games were held in 1924 in Chamonix, France.
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