Showing posts with label Professional. Show all posts
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Friday, 19 August 2011

Professional Translation Services in the Business Realm


With the advance of technology and communication, people around the world are connected like never before in our history. Professional translation services have become key in communicating and reaching new audiences with ideas, information and advertising. Small, medium and large sized businesses are now able to send their messages and place their products in front of any audience, in any language. The importance of accurate, localized translations cannot be over emphasized.

Translating can be a complex, subjective procedure and businesses of varying sizes around the world have come to depend on professional translation services now more than ever. There are many ways to convey thoughts and messages from one language to another. It is quite likely that different professional translators will have different ways and preferences for translating from one language to another. For example, if one paragraph of text was given to ten different professional translators, certainly there will be ten differing results. So, what is a business to look for in a translation? Well, the answer is a dynamic one that depends on a number of factors a couple of which we will review.

Firstly, the goal or target of the translation needs to be identified early on. Should a literal or non-literal translation be used? Often by default, if a professional translation service client does not emphasize a non-literal translation, the default will be a literal translation. It should be emphasized before the translation begins that a "literal" translation should NOT be used. Usually this is easily overlooked and can cause miscommunication when a literal word for word translation is performed by default. There may be times that a literal translation is needed, but more often than not, conveying the meaning and intent of an idea, thought or message is the priority. This is something that a literal translation will almost never do.

Secondly, the importance of localization needs to be acknowledged. In many cases, dialects can not only cause confusion, but may have a residual negative impact on the reader for cultural, political, religious or territorial reasons. This is why the importance of identifying the target audience needs to be addressed and conveyed to the translation service provider at the beginning of the translation procedure. The benefits of paying attention to this detail early on will ensure an accurate, consistent and localized translation that won't raise any eyebrows.

Lastly, consistency in terms, phrases and wording is vital. This becomes a high priority when dealing with genre specific material. It is important to keep an eye on consistency throughout a document and ensure that consistent terminology is used throughout. Proofreading is a critical step after the translation process. Any inconsistencies in the translation can be caught during this quality control phase, which is an absolute critical part of providing quality professional translation services.




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Choosing the Right Professional Translators


Whenever you need to communicate something to people from a different country, you most probably have to tell them in their language. If that is not your mother tongue, you need the help of translators. Translation services is provided by both translating agencies and independent translators. There are thousands of professional translators around the world that provide translation services in different languages. As there are many of them, you have to find the right translator for your needs.

If you want to communicate something to the people in foreign land, your translator should retain the intended meaning. For this he should also use the right vocabulary and style. This is very important because each and every language is very different. Experienced and professional translators know how to communicate something in the right way so that it reaches the target audience in a correct manner. You have to consider several factors before choosing the one for you to translate your documents.

It is always a good idea to choose a professional translator instead of an independent translator. Because, professional translators are usually employed by a translating agency where qualification and expertise are important and the translators do produce quality translated content with highest accuracy. Agencies can usually provide you with the quality and accuracy that no independent translator can. Those who are hired by agencies generally have more experience so that they have superior vocabulary and necessary translating skills. Agencies typically have separate departments for translating, editing, proof reading and QA to assure their clients that they document they give is flawless.

The second most important factor to consider when choosing the translator is cost. Though cost isn't going to be an issue for some of the companies, small and medium sized companies are certainly going to face the problem, especially when you are going to translate lots of documents. When choosing the translator, select the one that charges you moderately. You can't be sure an expensive agency is going to provide the best services or the cheapest company can provide the best value for money. Choose the company that charges according to industry standards.

When choosing the professional translators, always do your background-research about the company. You can find many reviews about the company on the net or you can also check with their present and past customers about their services. This will save you lots of time and effort. Make all efforts to find that the translation agency can meet your needs well before choosing them translating your documents.




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Thursday, 18 August 2011

Keys to Choose the Right Chinese Advertising Translation Professional


Advertising translation is always a challenge for translators. Language is a product of culture. What applies in the English-speaking world may not also be effective in the Chinese-speaking regions. This is why businesses hire translation professionals to carry out their advertising translation projects. But the problem is... how to choose the right advertising translator?

Live Experience in the English-speaking countries

All we know that there are many metaphors in advertising and this is a key to success. However, if your translator is not familiar with the culture of the source language, the message of your advertising copies may probably be lost in translation. This is the most common reason why there are so many "funny" Chinese translations of English copies and slogan. Not that the translators cannot write fluently in Chinese, but they most likely failed in the process of "understanding" and thus cannot create a good Chinese counterpart of the well-written English copies, no matter how well they can write.

Always Hire a Native In-country Translator

If your translation does not talk to your audience in their language and ways, everything is in vain. Worse, it is likely to give your potential customers a poor impression. Therefore, always hire a native in-country translator. Especially during the era of information explosion in China, there are new-born Chinese language and culture every day, both online and offline. Your translators should not be just local speakers, but locals who always keep themselves updated and open-minded.

A Translator Who Can Sell with Their Words

Besides fresh minds and creativity, the value of successful copywriters lies in their ability to sell with their words. So do advertising translators. In addition to delivering the message of your copies, advertising translators' task is to promote your products or deliver your brand to your target audience... with their words. Many translators do a great job in translation but not many of them can sell. Choose a translator with advertising and copywriting experience in your target market.

Ask Questions and Analyze

This is one of the ways to check advertising translators' ability. Visit their websites and see if they are logically structured and well-organized. How do they work? Do they really speak like a marketer? Trust your instinct. If they cannot sell you, it is also likely that they cannot sell your target audience either. Also ask them questions and analyze how they get back to you. Shortlist those who ask relevant questions.

Translation Test

Many translators offer translation test at a low price. You may select a short paragraph, send it to them as a test and brief them your requirement. The qualified translator should provide a translation that fits the context and your requirement. Of course, let the winner know why he/she won the match, which part fit your style and which part needs amendments. The point is... it is risky-free and low-cost. And it can help you to find a translator that matches with you well and you will save much money and time from finding another in the future.

It is always take little time to choose a long-time partner. But your research will not be in vain because it is always followed by results.




Cynthia Ho is a English to Chinese Creative Translator who provides a series of services for advertising and marketing professionals, such as translation, transcreation, website localisation, etc. Visit http://cynthiaho.com for details.





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Wednesday, 17 August 2011

Professional Translation Services - Delivering Culturally Appropriate Content


The continuing globalisation of the international marketplace has placed increasing demands on companies to provide business documents, marketing text, website content and PR releases in a foreign language, depending upon their global reach and target markets. As a result professional translation services are in increasing demand, to effectively translate within a local context, the various messages that companies wish to deliver to foreign markets.

Professional translation services do more than simply replacing the original text with those of a foreign language. The service must entirely comprehend the source text and translate that understanding into the target language while maintaining the original message in approach, style and character.

Extensive marketing budgets and employee instruction have been invested in developing and marketing business brands, products and services. The last thing you need is to damage this investment by having adverts, brochures, websites, press releases or emails erroneously translated. There are various examples whereby reputable companies have incorrectly translated their message, with disturbing consequences. When Kentucky Fried Chicken translated their slogan 'finger lickin' good' into Chinese, it ended as 'eat your fingers off'. Another prominent example is when General Motors introduced the Chevy Nova into South America, where it wasn't made apparent that 'no va' in Spanish means 'it won't go'.

The examples above illustrate the importance of using professional translation services, to ensure that the context and meaning of your text is accurate. However, when selecting an expert translation provider, there are several key topics to consider. The more reputable companies employ translators who live in the country of their language, immersed in the culture and in touch with current trends. This ensures that business translations are tailored to the target audience and use a culturally appropriate and current style.

Where marketing and creative material is concerned, translation alone is not at all times the answer to your language needs. When content requires being tailored to match a specific market, or key phrases need to be maintained, professional translation services need to perform more than just translation. When selecting a specialised company, ensure that their personnel have previous creative proficiency within your industry. This will ensure that the creative content is not lost in the translation process. The added complexity of many technical translations demands that translators have specialist knowledge in the appropriate subject area. Trustworthy language conversion services will employ translators who have a varied and wide spanning technical and professional background to cater for all your professional translation requirements.




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"Translation Technology" - as Australia's Translation Technology specialists, we have invested heavily in world-class software to most efficiently manage the translation process (although, of course, all translations are carried out by human experts).

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Tuesday, 16 August 2011

Four Language Translation Alternatives, and Why You Should Hire a Professional


If your company sometimes needs documents to be interpreted from one language to another, then you may have a few options for getting your documents translated. One option is to use a software solution in which you type or paste in your source document and then let the software do the translation. Another strategy is a web-based service where your original text is entered into a texbox, which the web site translates. Beyond automation, it is always possible to have a person who speaks the target language perform the translation. Finally, you can hire a professional translation firm, which will employ professional translators to do the translation.

One popular software example is Babylon. Babylon is software you install locally, but that works with your Web browser to translate words. For example, when the software is running, you can click on a word or passage and the program will show you the translated version. This easy activation is very useful for someone who is not performing lengthy or complicated translations. The software can also provide related content from premium sources like Oxford and Britannica upon clicking on a word.

A well-know Web-only solution is Babel Fish, which is owned by Yahoo!. The primary advantages of Babel Fish are that is free and easy to use. You can type your text directly into a textbox on the Babel Fish screen, or it can translate entire web pages at once. There is a simple dropdown list that is used to select the "to" and "from" languages.

Letting a real, live person do your translation for you is a good, low cost way to have documents translated, and you may even get a more accurate translation than with a software-based approach.

Finally, you can hire a professional language translation firm to translate your documents manually. High level professional language translation firms often employ more than one translator on the same project and they use translators native to the target language. This is why professional language translations are more reliable.

Which option should you use? The answer depends on how important the document is.If the document is casual in nature, then either of the automated solutions, client-side or on-line software, will work just fine.But if it is an important document that will have a strong financial impact on your business, you must use a professional language translation firm that employs live, native translators.

The only problem may be the expense. Language translation is a difficult and demanding field. Generating an accurate translation requires a lot of time. Good translators are professionals who are paid well because of the importance of what they do. Ask yourself this: if your business is on the line, do you want your documents translated casually, so that they are 90% accurate, or do you want them to be 100% accurate? In business, a 10% discrepancy can mean money in your pocket.




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On Standard of Professional Translation Service


The statistics shows that there were about 28,500 translation works published throughout China, with an average of 2192 annually from 1978 to 1990. Then the data from 1995 to 2003 is almost nine times of that from 1978 to 1990, which were 94400 and 10489 respectively. There is no doubt that China is a big translation country. However, it cannot be considered as a powerful translation country due to the current situation.

Firstly, the total translation level is not as high as that in other countries. Many companies emerge in powerful a large number and various levels of translation services.

Secondly, both of the quantity and quality of translators are badly needed to increase. In despite of that the number of professional translators has reached 60 thousand, there are about 500 thousand part-time translators in China, and the quality is still in a low level.

Thirdly, there is no mature regulation to guide and manage the translation industry.

It is obvious that translation service needs to be improved in order to make China a translation power. In fact competitive strength of a company depends on its translation service. Translation service is a rewarding business behavior which offers customers with transforming service of more than two languages. Because of the irregularity in this industry, competitions are becoming fierce increasingly. Only professional service can make a company in an invincible position and outstanding among so many competitors.

Above all, the core to achieve professional translation service lies in the standard. To begin with, it requests the support of translation management. In other words, it is not performed by an individual, but by an excellent team, in which team members cooperate in a well-organized way. The team consists of project manager, translators, quality assurance department (QA department), editor, proofreader, linguistic expert and technical expert. The talent filtering is especially important so that the involved persons are entitled to their work. Take Soven Trans for example, the talent filtering process is rather tough. Only 3 out of 1000 persons would be employed. Besides, cooperation and coordination among team members is a key to obtain professional service. Every person should be responsible for his or her works.

Then a thorough and prompt communication with the clients makes the project in good progress. It is easy to clearly figure out the translation content, quality, style, purpose, composing requirement of target source, confidential term and so on at the beginning of contact. When the translators encounter difficulties and pose questions, the project manager should contact the clients to obtain the solutions as soon as possible. Then project manager should tell all translators concerning with the difficulties and solutions.

Finally, feedback collected from clients and quality tracing can expose the weakness and help to improve service quality next time. The team will make rapid progress in professional translation service continuously by discovering its weaknesses and correcting them without delay.

Based on the standard of professional translation service, some suggestions are given as follows:

1. QA department is strongly recommended to take advantage of translation tools, such as Trados, which can monitor the activities of each translator. Besides, resources can be shared through the tool so that the translators tend to work efficiently. It is encouraged to create a system that is unique to others.

2. Each client can assess the credit and service quality of a translation team. After the team hands in the finished work to the clients, the latter might give the team an evaluation by rating on the website of the company. Pressure puts forward quality.

3.  The related institutions should put emphasis on the regulation of translation industry to establish a healthy market.

There is a long way to keep the translation industry in order, but providing professional translation service is an inevitable trend in the near future. It is time to specify professional service right now.




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Monday, 15 August 2011

Free Online Translation Vs Professional Translation Services


If you own a business you may be relying on an online translation form or even a personal friend to do all your translations, however, many translation forms online are not correct and your friend may not be able to translate into all the languages you need for your business to grow. You may even find a few software programs that will translate your documents; however, they are not dependable.

Any time you have the need for a document to be translated especially if the material is legal or medical you cannot trust just any translation as just one word can mean something different and could result in a major error in the translation. Even words in American English and British English are not the same, so translations can be very tricky. In order to ensure that your documents are translated perfectly so as to convey the exact meaning of the document you must have a person or company that is fluent in both languages, the one of the original document and the language in which you want it translated into.

If you have visited various websites offering translations software, you more than likely have noticed they also offer translation services for a fee. If their software were so great, why would they offer the service as well? Even these companies do not have full faith in their products. All translation should be concise, provide clarity and continuity in order for the receiver to comprehend the document and move forward with your business.

Hiring a professional translation service is the smart way to go if you are conducting business. Software programs and free translation services may be fine for corresponding with a new acquaintance; however, when your company is on the line or money is involved you will need accurate documents. Remember, only a human would be able to recognize certain words sound alike but have different meanings to know which spelling of the word to use. In American English there are quite a few words that sound the same but have different meanings such as sea - see, to, two, and too, just to name a few. If the word is not used properly, the person receiving the document will believe that your company is not as professional as one might perceive if you use the wrong usage of the word. Not only that but the way in which the sentences are put together are just as important. Not all languages use the same structure in their sentences as English and this can be quite confusing for those that are trying to understand a legal document.

The best way in which to find a qualified translation service is to do your homework. Ask for a small sample to test the translation service on offer, where you provide the document and they translate the document into the language you desire. You can use the same document and ask more than one company to translate the short paragraph or two. Ask for references, call the references, and ask questions. Read all the fine print, some companies offer guarantees, rush orders, and other options that your business may need. Another thing to remember, the cheaper service may not be the best, however, the most expensive may not be the best either. Translation services are competing for your business, you will want to ensure you choose a reputable company with the qualifications and expertise you need for your business to grow worldwide.




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Professional Translator - How to Hire a Professional Translator For Your Business


A professional translator is very important if you are a businessman. When you attend conferences, you will meet many people from other countries who speak languages that you do not understand. So how do you know if your translator is professional? There are a few things that you can do to make sure that you get a good translator.

When looking for a translator, there are a few things that you need to look into. Whether you are looking for a Chinese translator or a Korean translator, there will be many options for you to choose from. By just going onto Google and do a search, you will be presented with websites of various translation companies, competing for your service. So how do you choose the right one for your business?

One of the most important things to look at when choosing a translator is to choose someone who grew up speaking the language you need. Find a native speaker. They spoke it as first language and you will want someone who can easily spot errors. However if you intend to hire a non-native speaker, it is fine too. You can even get them at a lower rate. But remember, you need to make sure that they should have been living in the country of the language for a minimum of ten years. This is to ensure the quality of their translation work.

Next, you should look at the experience of the translator. It is advisable to choose someone who has at least three years of experience. My best bet for you is to choose a reputable and experienced translation agency. A strong translation agency will have experienced translators and they will also have a system for regulating the quality of translation work. Look at their clientele and see who they have served so far. Ask questions and find out how they find errors and what translation software they are using. Take your time to screen through every agency and choose the best one that you have confidence in.

Before you engage any translation agency, make sure that you check their privacy policy. An independent translator may not have a formal privacy code. So if you intend to hire an independent translator, make sure that you trust the person completely. If not, a safer bet for you is to hire a translation agency. If there is any problem, at least you can drop by their office and resolve the problem.

Today, you need professional translations service to do business overseas. With a good translator or agency with you, they will have the professional experience to make your translation a success.




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3 Professionalisms That All Professional Translators And Interpreters Must Have


As more businesses are going global due to advanced technology, professional translation service is getting more important if you are selling your products or services overseas. If you are doing business overseas, you will need professional translation services so as to submit business plans and documents to your local managements. As different countries have different accounting and documentation procedures, this is where business translation plays an important role.

Nowadays, professional translators and interpreters are needed to transfer information between companies. The translator's work is not limited to only converting one language to another. To attract more businesses, the translator must present something that is nice, original and competitive in price. Other than fighting cut-throat prices with other competitors, a translator should use his or her professionalism to convince the client to give his business to him. Some professionalism conditions a translator must have are as followed:

1. Be ethical. I think this is the most important code of conduct that a translator must have. Translators often come across confidential information such as business plan, marketing strategy or a new invention. They should never use this information to harm the client. By being honest and loyal, translators can build trust with their clients and thus help establish their careers and future. The translators should never accept translation work beyond their capacity. By over promise and under-deliver, it will only ruin their careers in the translation industry.

2. Be efficient in language translation. To be able to convey the message correctly and efficiently, translators need to master the source and target languages. A good professional translator will be able to translate the business documents to its native language or equivalent. They will also need to be familiar with the topic or field being translated so as to translate more accurately.

3. Always willing to learn. Translators need to have the capacity and always ready to adapt to any changes in the fast-moving technological world. They should also be well-versed with modern communication tools such as instant messenger and computers. The last thing that professional translators should think about is to stop learning.

To survive in the fierce translation business, professional translators and agencies need to be more professional than in other profession. As consumers can now use Internet to locate any translation agencies in any countries easily, professionalism in the translation industry is not a choice anymore. It has become a necessity in order to survive in this fierce market.




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5 Professional Traits That A Professional Translator Should Have


In the business world, it is very common for people to communicate in different languages when doing business overseas. Especially if your company is an international business, communicating effectively in different languages so as to get things done overseas is something that is inevitable. Therefore, professional translators and interpreters are very important personnel that can help you do the job well.

Over the years, the basic job of a translator or interpreter has not changed too much. However, the tools, professionalism, and knowledge expected from a professional translation agency has revolutionized as time passed by. Nowadays, professional translators do not translate anything physical but information. They will need computers to do their job and translate all the necessary business documents to the right languages for companies.

Other than converting one language to another, the work of a professional translator does not stop here. Their work need to be original, presented professionally and competitive in price. In order to survive in the competitive translation business, these translation agencies need to make sure that their translators are professional. Below are 5 of the professional traits that a translator should have:

1. Follow a strict code of ethics. In the translation industry, translators often come across confidential documents such as new marketing plan or new business ideas. A translator with integrity will not make use of this information to harm his or her clients. To thrive in the translation business, honesty and trust are very important. Therefore, a good translator will be clever enough to know not to destroy the trust that the client has in him or her.

2. Understand the topic to be translated. Before a translator translates anything, he or she needs to conduct some research of the topic or field to be translated.

3. Be proficient in languages. This is the most basic professional trait that a translator must have, so that he or she will be able to convey the message correctly.

4. Always willing to learn new things. The nature of the work will require a translator to deal with all sorts of topics and industries. Therefore, it is important for him or her to always learn and adapt to this fast moving technological world.

5. Make sure that clients understand all the details before signing any agreement. Details like cost of translation, delivery dateline and payment conditions are things that a client must know beforehand. Be responsible to let them understand all these details before signing any agreement.

Be professional in the translation business to continue thriving in this profitable service industry.




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Professional Translation Services


Why Professional Translation Services?

Something that many of us take for granted is the ability to communicate. In English speaking countries like the United States, England, Canada and Australia it is becoming more and more common to meet others with whom we cannot communicate. Non English speaking minorities' populations are exploding and international trade is on the rise. As the world flattens and our daily activities require more interaction with non English speaking people for regular activities and business effective communication becomes very important.

There are different translation services and tools available to you but which one to choose. If you've ever played the game telephone where you have a line of people and the first gives the second a message and the second whispers it to the third. The message is passed on until it reaches the end and the last person reveals the message. The message is 9 out of 10 times severely distorted. One can see that even in one's own language it is difficult to protect the integrity of a message. How much more important is it is the stakes are increased and you are dealing with your health, legal matters, government documents or business documents like marketing materials or website intended to reach non English speaking customers.

So what kinds of translation options are available? Often times we look for the easiest and cheapest option when looking for a service or product. Here is a list of options and explanations regarding their effectiveness.

Free computer translation tool - These tools are ok for translating short paragraphs to get the basic idea of message but are absolutely terrible for accuracy. Here's an example of a translation using Microsoft words translation function. I will write the original message, translate it to French and then back to English and you will see how much it changes.

Mary requested that the doctor take an additional blood sample to check for problems. Mary is concerned about her health.

English: Mary requested that the doctor take an additional blood sample to check for problems. Mary is concerned about her health.

English to French Translation: Mary a invité que la prise de docteur un échantillon additionnel de sang pour vérifier les problèmes. Mary est préoccupée par sa santé.

French to English Translation: Mary invited that the catch of doctor an additional sample of blood to check the problems. Mary is worried by his health.

As you can see the message was severely altered and in an important health matter this could affect the quality of treatment a patient would receive.

Friend, Family member or College student - This is a better option than a free computer or online translation tool. However, just because someone speaks a foreign language doesn't mean that they are good at converting it accurately to another language. Additionally, there are many technical words, words with multiple meanings and idiomatic phrases that cannot be translated directly that can be problematic .

Professional Translator - When you are in need of an accurate translation for any situation. It may be to translate an ancestor's diary, a literary text, academic papers, legal documents, marketing brochures or product manuals. Whatever your needs are if you want an accurate translation completed then you should most certainly seek out a professional translator. Why you ask. Professional translators are word geeks and live for their work. They take into consideration all of the different options and find the best words to accurately express the originally intended message.

They have received training, gotten degrees, been certified by a translation authority and or have years of experience.




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Qualities to Look For in a Top Notch Professional Translator


Finding the right person or company to handle your translation needs might seem like quite the challenge. While most professional language translation companies will not allow you to personally hand-pick your translator, there are questions you need to ask and answers you need to receive in order to make the proper choice. In our constantly evolving global economy, finding a reputable and reliable translator or professional translation services company should be almost as important of a decision as locating a good doctor, mechanic or lawyer.

First and foremost, it is important that the translator be a native speaker of the language that he is translating into. For example, an article in the New York Times about the best wines of Tuscany written in English should preferably be translated into Italian by a native speaking Italian. Regardless of how many years your brother-in-law spent studying Italian in Florence (and even if he claims to know every nuance about harvesting grapes in the region), he is not as qualified to produce as good a translation as his longtime best friend, Giuseppe who has a university degree in translation and who comes from seven generations of vintners in Italy.

"No matter how well someone speaks his second language, he is always more fluent in his first, or maternal, language," says Sandra Alboum, President of Alboum & Associates Language Services. "Interesting proof of this is a concept that is learned early on: numbers. Studies show that a fully bilingual person will more often than not revert to his maternal language to count or do math in his head."

For this reason, top professional language translation firms always employ native speakers on all translations. While this is a solid start to getting your documents professionally and competently translated, it is only the beginning.

In addition to being a native speaker, it is also highly beneficial if the translator has specific knowledge of the subject matter. While this might seem like a lofty challenge, you might be pleasantly surprised. Why would you want to use someone who knows nothing about open heart surgery to translate training materials for doctors who are learning how to carry out this intricate procedure? Or someone with no legal training to translate an asylum petition for someone who is sure to be killed if they return to their home country? Ask the language translation company you are considering about the background of the translator working on your document.

If the translator is not an expert relating to the given subject matter, than he should at least possess excellent research skills in order to locate or determine the meaning or gist of industry specific words or phrases. Furthermore, they should be extremely diligent when it comes to self-proofing.

Additionally, take the time to query your salesperson or project manager regarding whether or not their translator has specific academic training and/or is a member of any professional societies such as the American Translators Association or NAJIT (National Association of Judiciary Interpreters and Translators) that display activity in the field.

Last but not least, never hesitate to ask for references or sample translations that have been previously done by the company, if possible even relating to the specific content of your document or materials.

If you follow this advice, you will benefit greatly by receiving a language translation that is accurate in every detail.




Brian Pinelli is Director of Sales for Alboum & Associates, a provider of professional language translation services [http://www.alboum.com] based in Arlington, Virginia. A truly outstanding professional language translation services company knows that capturing the underlying meaning and unspoken intent is the key to a successful translation. To learn more, visit Alboum & Associates at [http://www.alboum.com]





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Sunday, 14 August 2011

Are Professional Translators Worth the Cost


So the time has finally come and you've decided that you want to take your business to the next level and provide your product in Spanish. However, you don't really know the first step in starting the process. However, you do realize that you need to find someone that speaks the language so that you can start them translating your product information and marketing material into Spanish.

You don't really know what kind of requirements you are looking for in a translator so you just start searching online for someone that translates Spanish and English. You find someone that has good credentials, has a lot of experience in your industry and has good feedback from previous clients. You decide that person would be a good fit for your project, but before you hire him/her you look at what the translator charges. After you see what they charge, you decide that it's too much for what you want to pay.

You wait a couple of days trying to decide what to do and then remember that one of your nephews spent some time in South America in the Peace Corps and speaks a little Spanish. Maybe you could get him to translate your project?

Good idea?

No, way; no way; and NO WAY!

Thinking you can save costs and trust your business projects to someone who is not a professional translator is ridiculous. Professional translators are worth every penny you will spend on them to translate your projects.

If you choose to go with someone you know who isn't trained professionally as a translator, not only will you get an unprofessional result, you will most likely have to end up retranslating the work, which will more than double the cost of having had a professional translation done in the first place. Also, a professional translator is used to working with deadlines and will work to ensure that you get your translation when you need it. Someone who doesn't translate professionally will be a lot less likely to understand the importance of getting your project back to you when you need it.

In addition, if you decide to ship your product out with an inferior translation done by a non-professional translator, your reputation will suffer and, like the commercial says, you won't get a second chance to make a first impression.

So in the end, while it may seem expensive to hire a professional translator for your project, in the end it will save you both time and money and your business will be better off for it.




Clint Tustison is a translator interested in helping other translators improve their businesses. His website, Spanish-translation-help.com is filled with information helpful to translators regarding the translation industry, and his free monthly newsletter, Translator Techniques, has tips and techniques for translators.





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Thursday, 11 August 2011

Ensure Global Success With Professional Translation Services


Whether you are in charge of a giant corporation or a small business, you will need to translate documents and other materials into foreign languages to succeed in a global marketplace. Creating documents in the native language of your target market will be a critical element to your marketing success.

Be aware that using automated software to translate sentences word by word is not recommended. As the translation software is unable to fully grasp the tone and nuances of the text the way a human being would, it is not capable of producing a final sophisticated translation. A professional company offering translation services in Montreal or a language service provider in another location, should be able to offer accurate translation services that retain the meaning and stylistic essence of the original document.

Here are some of the major benefits of using professional translation companies:

Native-speaker translators: A key factor of professional translation companies is that they work with experienced translators who are native speakers of the target language. Translating into one's maternal language will always create the best results. That is why choosing a native speaker for translation is so critical.

Careful screening and testing: Many professional translation services screen and test their translators very carefully. Not only do they test general linguistic competence, but they also test for specific subject-matter knowledge, whether a translator is considered for translation projects in highly specialized subjects such as medicine, technology and engineering, law, nuclear science, finance, accounting or marketing. Indepth subject-matter knowledge is absolutely critical to creating high quality translations.

Ability to handle different sizes of projects: Professional translation companies will be capable of handling virtually any kind and size of project. So whether you want to translate just a few pages of a brochure or a complete manual or a series of manuals, a professional translation company should be able to handle even highly complicated and lengthy documents. Sometimes this may require that the project be split among several competent translators, which entails an extra level of quality control to ensure terminology consistency. In order to produce high-quality results, translation customers need to be aware of the importance of realistic deadlines.

Reliable completion of work: Professional translation companies carefully manage their translation production process to ensure that they will be able to meet their deadlines. They will negotiate realistic deadlines with their customers to ensure that a high quality translation can be delivered on time. An ethical professional translation company will not promise completion times that are not physically feasible In order to meet tight deadlines they will assign the right amount of translators who might be working weekends and overtime in order to get the project done on time.

Effective customer support: Professional companies provide helpful customer support in case you have any queries. Usually companies assign a project manager or project coordinator whom you can contact whenever the need arises.

Proof-reading services: Apart from translation services, a professional translation company will also provide proof-reading and editing services. Editing and proof reading provide an additional level of quality control and when provided by a second independent proofreader,they provide an extra set of qualified eyes to verify and improve a translation. Proof-reading ensures that the translated work is of utmost superior quality. Some clients prefer to handle proofreading and editing in-house; if this is your case, make sure you receive discounted rates for handling the proofreading yourself.

These are some of the key benefits of selecting to work with a professional translation company. Whenever you look for a professional translation company, whether you need services in Spanish translation or in other language, inquire about the company's experience and reputation, and do consult some previous customers. And do not hesitate to ask the company about the training and selection process of their translators.

Going to an amateur translator or using a software generally produce poor results. A professional translation company can deliver superior results and ensure that you communicate effectively with your foreign customers, suppliers and business partners.




Textronics Communications Ltd. delivers high quality translation services in Montreal, translation in Ottawa, translation in Calgary as well as all across North America. Textronics provides service in Spanish translation along with Chinese, Russian, German, French and 80 other languages to corporate clients across the globe.





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Criteria For Choosing Professional Translation Companies


Using a document translation service offers a number of benefits, but with hundreds of translators out there, how do you find the right match for your needs? You not only need to inquire about the pricing schedule, but also make sure that you will get the support and services you need. Make sure you ask the following critical questions when you're reviewing different companies:

Does the document translation company offer an instant quote? Many document translation companies offer an instant quote online, which can make it easier to manage your budget. All you need to do is submit the details of your project and include your contact information. In some cases, an account manager or representative will review the project specifics and return a quote based on the information you provided. In other cases, the company will return a quote immediately online. Either way, you can get a ballpark estimate for the cost of your translation project very quickly.

What types of translation services are available? A well-established and experienced professional company may offer several types of translation services that are industry-specific. This means you can count on a higher quality product, because the translator performing the translation will likely have advanced knowledge of terminology and concepts for your particular field. Industry-specific translations include business and financial translations, marketing brochure translations, intellectual property law and patent contract translations, scientific manual or textbook translations, and pharmacology or medical report translations. Find out what types of specialized services are available so that you can count on getting a high-quality product.

What is the estimated turnaround for the translation? Some document translation companies offer 24-hour or 72-hour turnaround times for small projects, while others will range from 5 business days to a couple of weeks in length. Make sure you are clear about the estimated turnaround time for your particular project so you can keep the rest of your projects on schedule.

What type of experience do the document translation agents have?Some document translation companies screen every candidate to ensure they meet certain translator qualifications. Find out if the company recognizes translator associations such as TRANSLEX, ATA, the U.K. Institute of Translation and Interpreting, and UN amongst others.

Will a project manager be assigned? Most document translation companies will assign you a project manager or account manager to handle each step of the translation process. This makes it easier to keep track of the status of your project, and you can ask any questions directly to receive a prompt response. Account or project managers will also be in charge of sending you the final bills and invoices for your project, and can explain the costs of your particular document translation project in greater detail.

Does the document translation company use machine translation tools? Some companies use machine translation tools or software programs to complete the translation, but this can compromise the quality of your documents. Look for a company that uses only native-speaking human translators so that your document will be of the highest quality, and will make sense to a native-speaking customer or client.




If you need translation services for a legal contract, financial statement, deposition, patent, letter, or other crucial document, Legal Translation Solutions provides document translation services and can complete it for you quickly and accurately.





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Wednesday, 10 August 2011

An Odyssey of Research - To Be a Professional Translator


At one time, it was the dream of many ambitious young people to become a translator or interpreter. Their dreams were not only due to the desirable payment, besides, they wanted to gain social prestige and more opportunities to contact with the upper classes. Unfortunately, few people who proclaimed themselves as qualified translators or interpreters can offer professional translation service.  

The May Fourth Movement launched a campaign of Chinese culture exchange, the translation industry enjoyed an unprecedented prosperity and taken the "faithfulness, expressiveness, elegance" creeds to the professional translation service. However, such creeds are far away from sufficient and accurate as keys to the practical professional translation service despite that they can represent the uppermost standards.   Translation is a stage for team work other than individual heroism.. Therefore, from the perspective of undertaking big projects and the sustainable development of a professional translation company, the maintenance of a terminology bank, loyal patrons, qualified translators and the passion for translation industry should be attached with great importance. The manager who takes charge of a professional translation service should have a holistic consideration in arranging the projects and should meticulously guarantee the quality of each process of the work including project definition, translators selection, proofreading and quality review.  

In such a hustling and bustling world where people are so selfish and greedy to gain financial benefit, it is hard for the translation companies to make an alternative between the speed of making profit and the quality of their works. How can a translation company make its professional translation service genuine enough to lure more business and bear more responsibilities in culture exchange? Even though the current total production of China's translation industry is about 30 billion Yuan in 2008, according to China International Publishing Group, nobody knows how much money has been consumed in subcontract operation. Ubiquitously, some Chinese translation tycoons distribute giant projects to other trust resources and make a profit by their own reputations.

Due to the secret volume of their business, nearly no clients have the awareness of their translation company's full-time translators' working strengths and arrangements. When professional projects are done by some laymen who lack of a clear understanding about the quality and the general arrangement, the proofreading will be the heavy workload. When the day comes that the subcontract operation is revealed to the translation circle, the dishonest companies will suffer an appalling decline of businesses amount.   Up to 1520, all the commercial groups whose names coincided with their functions disappeared except for 85 international organizations including 70 universities and 15 religious groups. Therefore, we can draw a conclusion that the establishment of enterprise culture is the cause of the longevity of professional translation service. It needs the translation companies to reestablish the value outlook, rules and regulations, the behavior culture and the material culture.  

Translation produces lots of fruits, which make culture communication become possible, bring culture communication into translation: the growth of knowledge followed a kind of compound-interest law, which was further greatly enhanced by the invention of CAT, giving rise to the coherence of professional glossary and practical application of CAT software. On the other hand, the professional translation service lies on the improvement of the individual translators, which thanks to the translation companies as they play a positive role in this regard. Some translation companies keep a custom to return the unpolished translation to the translators on the pretext of reasonable excuses, which aims at helping the translators to develop their skills in the future work and be more successful.  

In conclusion, to fulfill the desire of the customers is a specific characteristic of the professional translation service, which is full of the duration of severe miseries and the frustration on what is required to translate. As with Aristotle's words, Excellence is an art won by training and habituation. We do not act rightly because we have virtue or excellence, but we rather have those because we have acted rightly. We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act but a habit.




Albert Lau
Translator of Transhorsa translation Co., LTD., Shanghai

http://www.transhorsa.org

Native translation&Proofreading





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Quality Translations - Ten Essentials to Ensure Cost Effective Professional Translations


The number of translation agencies and freelancers is growing daily. A simple search on Google for "translation companies" gives more than 13 million hits! So you need a way to choose the best company at the best price to give you a quality translation.

Ten essentials you must take into consideration when selecting someone to translate your documents.

They must be native speakers of the target language - this is absolutely essential for quality translations.

Proof reading of the final document must be done by a second (or even third) equally competent and professional translator. For long translations and particularly if you have a short deadline, you will find that the best agencies will use a number of professionals to complete your translation.

How experienced are the translators in the company? They should have experience not only of translation into your required language, but also knowledge of the subject matter.

Is the agency (or individual) a member of a professional translation association (e.g. the ATA - American Translation Association, the Australian Institute of Interpreters and Translators, the Institute of Translation & Interpreting or other similar body.

What references can the agency (or individual translator) offer for successful translation projects - particularly for translations relating to the area you require?

Are deadlines a problem? Can the agency deliver your document professionally complete within your schedule?

How is the pricing computed? Is it by number of words, pages, sentences or other system? Most often price is calculated based a standard page. You will find, however, that you will get a better price if the cost of the translation is based on the number of words in the source text, particularly since a standard page is rarely found and can vary from 1,200 to 1,800 keystrokes or more depending upon the agency!

How competitive is the price? Remember to take into account that if you require urgent delivery the price will be higher. Prices will also differ depending upon the source and target languages.

Does the translation agency or translator have an efficient project management system to ensure quality control, accurate billing and ontime delivery?

And finally, will the translation be provided in the identical format as the original source text - thereby minimising your need to reformat. The better translation agencies will also offer a system allowing a client's server to "order" translations directly into the translation company's system with no email, copy/paste, etc. This is very useful for companies that use content management systems to manage dynamic text for special offers, etc. The person who types in the special offer can order translations on the spot with just a click, and the CMS sends the order. The web page is then updated automatically with the translation.




As a professional translator for many years, Kaeli knows the pitfalls in commissioning professional, quality translations. For immediate quotes for professional translations with over 1,000 language combinations visit http://translation-services.omniglossia.com





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What Qualities Are Required to Be a Professional Translator?


Doing a little casual translation may be not difficult, but, if you want to engage in professional translation services, you need to have the following key qualifications: an expertise in source and target languages, some basic knowledge of the specific branch of science your translation centers on, and much discipline in translation practice.

First of all, if you want to gain competence in professional translation services, you need to have an expertise in at least two languages. A good command of the source language is the most basic requirement for professional translators to start their works. Take E-C translation as an example, before you translate a text into Chinese, you need to perfectly understand which the branch of science it belongs to, like what the English text is talking about, the associative meaning, including the syntactic structures, all the nuances of the stylistic devices, the language tenor and mode, and the cultural context of such an English text, etc. Otherwise, it will be impossible for you to achieve faithfulness to the source language during the process of translation. In addition to a perfect understanding of the source language, you also must skillfully master the target language (here it refers to Chinese) so that when you are entrusted with a translation task, in order to make your translation totally understandable and acceptable to the counterpart experts in such field of science who can speak and read only the target language,

you can know very well how the text shall be conveyed and organized and what kinds of words and phrases you shall choose to use in the target language. To make it short, high proficiency in at least two languages is a must foundation for good performance in professional translation services.  

Apart from an expertise in the source and target languages, for those translators delivering professional translation services to the clients, a basic knowledge of the scientific field the text to be translated is categorized into is a must. Usually, a language can be grouped into different genres according to the content and purposes of the text. For instance, English can be classified into news English, English for science and technology, English used in drama, English used in daily life, etc. As for English for science and technology, they may involve the knowledge of different branches of scientific learning, such as physics, medicine, computer science, architecture, electronics, telecommunications, law, and so on. If you have to put theories or scientific procedures of a specific branch of science to paper, you need to resort to the specific language domain where the words and phrases are at, which may contain technological terms that you might have never seen before if you are unfamiliar with such a branch of learning. Therefore, professional translation services require that the translators be equipped with some knowledge of the scientific field to which the translated text belongs.  

The last requirement for providing professional translation services is discipline. If you want to translate a book from one language to another, it means a lot of commitment, which demands effort necessary for fighting a war. Such a task will become a torture for those who are not prepared beforehand. If the book consists of 100,000 words, suppose you can translate 5000 words on average per day, you need to work continuously for twenty days. For those who don't have much experience in professional translation services, they may work very hard during the first few days, engaging a lot of time and efforts, and then they have to rest for a day or two because they feel exhausted, but when the due time is round the corner, they might find that it would be impossible for them to fulfill the tasks.

Even some green hand translators are   reluctant to do the job for the first few days, imagining that they can accomplish the work in an efficient manner by just using the rest of the days. In fact, magic will never occur. Experienced professional translators will always make an advance estimation of the average amount of the words that they can translate each day, calculate their time in taking care of their family routines under those circumstances, make a schedule of the translation task, and then try to carry out their plans day by day. In professional translation services, it's not just the translator's will to timely accomplish the assigned translation tasks, but is concerned with the fact that whether the translator can strictly observe the discipline and keep doing translation on a regular day to day basis.  

To sum up, engaging in professional translation services is not as easy as it seems to be. But to be precise, to master the languages with maximum efforts, to accumulate some professional knowledge by learning some specific branches that your translation work mainly focuses upon and related to, and to develop a good, disciplinary habit in doing translation is very important and helpful to your work in the process of providing your clients with high-quality professional translation services.




Transhorsa translation Co.,LTD.,Shanghai
http://www.transhorsa.org
Native translation & Proofreading





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Tuesday, 9 August 2011

Avoid Foreign Marketing Disasters With Professional Translation Services


It is easy to think, why pay a translation company to translate my document or advertisement when I can get free automated translation? For starters, automated translation is entirely unreliable, and cannot accurately translate a document in any language. Even a single sentence can be translated into a linguistic mess with any kind of automated translation. Even if you manage to get most of the content translated, no automated system can provide marketing localization service.

One of the key aspects for accurate marketing translation is localization. A professional translation service like Tomedes not only translates the words of an advertisement or website, but translators localize the content to ensure that it is appropriate for the target language and culture. Moral codes, common practices, dialects - among many other cultural factors - affect the accuracy of a translation just as much as the actual translated words. Anyone preparing translation of a marketing and advertising campaign for a foreign market should always use a professional translation company. The reputation of the business depends upon it.

Mistranslations are guaranteed to occur when little or no effort (i.e. automated translation) is made to accurately translate any sort of content or message for a foreign audience. Whether it is software translation, website translation, or even a simple advertising translation of a slogan, if it is mistranslated or inappropriate, obviously this paints a very negative picture of not only the marketing department, but the whole business.

Still not convinced you need professional language translation for something like a simple Spanish advertisement translation? The "Got Milk?" campaign people weren't either. Their simple two-word slogan turned into "Are you lactating?" when they ignored proper translation services. General Motors took their slogan to South America, and translated it to "No va," which means, "It doesn't go" - probably not the message they intended. Yet another large business, the brewing company Coors, translated their slogan "Turn it loose" into Spanish as well; except the Spanish translation was "Suffer from diarrhea." I highly doubt that's what they meant by turning it loose.

These examples clearly illustrate why localized translation is so necessary. Anyone who knows a bit of Spanish can translate a few words or a simple phrase. The problem is, the words themselves may literally mean one thing, but used for another meaning within the culture. There are many phrases and words we use to mean something other than its literal meaning, and the same goes for any other language.

If localization is needed for Spanish translation, then something like Chinese advertising translation or Hindi translation demands it even more. Pepsi has made a mess of more than one advertisement. In the 90's they aired a Pepsi commercial in India featuring a young boy serving Pepsi to soccer team players. The commercial resulted in a lawsuit by a civil court in India, on the grounds that it glorified child labor. Consulting a professional localization service could have prevented this.

Obviously not learning from this mistake, they later attempted Chinese translation of another slogan, "Come Alive with the Pepsi Generation." Their translation said, "Pepsi Brings Your Ancestors Back from the Grave." Pepsi wasn't the only one, though. KFC also had major problems when they attempted Chinese translation of the slogan, "Finger lickin' good," which actually translated into "Eat your fingers off."

There are many other examples of global businesses and corporations making fools of themselves by ignoring the help of professional translation services like Tomedes. Clearly it is foolish not to use professional translators, even for a single sentence. Investing the low translation cost and the effort will pay off when you acquire the web traffic, sales, revenue, and other returns by opening your doors to a foreign market using professional communication with your audience.




Ofer Tirosh is the manager of the leading professional translation service, http://www.tomedes.com. Tomedes is trusted worldwide by governments and organizations for quality Spanish translation services and translation in over 100 languages of legal, financial and other fields





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Friday, 22 July 2011

How To Be A Professional In The Music World


Music Software - the new buzzword in the music world, which makes most of us experts in the field. Whether you are a professional, a student or simply pursuing a hobby in music, you are bound to feel enamored by the enormous potential of music software. It allows you to create your own album and songs with that extra zing and class. With music software, you can download, copy, edit, mix and match music to play it to perfection. This will make you so special in the eyes of your sweet heart. What else you can aspire for?

Internet has come as a boon for all music lovers who want to enjoy nice music at a fraction of otherwise exorbitant costs of CDs and albums. By downloading music software, you can create your own private album. In fact a large number of websites offer free music software, which is quite handy for beginners. So the old adage that 'there are no free lunches in the world' does not apply - at least not to the music world.

Music software allows even amateur music buffs like us to experiment and create our own music. You can add effects, waves, echoes and reverberations to the music. All this makes your music more peppy and adds a feeling of freshness to it.

Let us begin with the minimum requirements for making a start. You need a PC with 1 GB RAM (though lower end versions such as 256 MB RAM are also fine to begin with) and 80 GB hard disk (If you have less, never mind- you can add it later on). Your processor speed should ideally be 3.8GHz or more. This will allow you to work seamlessly across software and give you that extra power and speed to work on your music.

You also need to have an internet connection to download music software and other stuff. Broadband connectivity is great and is now affordable. With broadband, the speed of your download increases and you can ride the music mania.

Music software helps you in setting up and jazzing up instrument sounds, editing and converting music from one format to other such as WAV, MP3, WMA, OGG, CDA, VQF, AAC etc. You can add a good sound card which will have a great effect on quality and modulation. Music software also helps you in ripping music whereby you can copy audio files from CDs to your PCs and then work on it. As you learn the basic tricks, you may go in for other software such as MIDI converter, controller and sequencer, Jukebox, MOD trackers, software synthesizers, patch editors, multi-track recording software and samplers.

Computer aided composition music software also takes you to a different world altogether. It is an intelligent software which helps you in composing, creating arrangements, giving notations and structures to your music. It also gives that extra jazz to your music and makes it more professional.

Music software has made it possible for us to be on our own. No wonder you are seeing people getting more and more professional in the field and creating waves with their wonderful and aesthetic performances. You too can join the bandwagon. It is simple and does not cost much. Let us begin with a small exercise. Just browse the internet and download music and your favorite songs. Create an album and gift it to your dream date. Then sit back and enjoy the positive spin offs that your crooning brings!




The author loves making music. You can now set up a home recording studio easily and use to make your own music. Digital music recording is now very simple with the use of many available software. Learn terminologies through an online music dictionary [http://www.audiomecca.com/dictionary.php] before you start.





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