In the past six months TRANSLIT, like many other language service providers, was compelled to learn a lot about remote interpreting (RI). We would like to share some of our discoveries with you in this article, and also in the webinar that is scheduled for October 14, 2020 (please register here). Remote interpreting takes centre […]
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When you tell others that you work as a freelance interpreter or translator, you often get the “lucky you!” look. Many people associate the term “freelancer” with the word “free”. They see a freelancer as a lucky person who has a lot of freedom. To work as much or as little as they like. To
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Garda Vetting is a background check completed by the National Vetting Bureau on individuals to establish if a person has a criminal record in Ireland. It is one of the legal requirements for professional interpreters who translate for state bodies and vulnerable persons. Example include: hospitals, schools with children under 18, prison, courts. Irish authorities
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The importance of correct translation becomes particularly evident when errors are discovered. The translator’s talent is represented in attention to details and the ability to analyze the overall picture and not so much in the knowledge of foreign languages. Even a small error sometimes leads to serious or even tragic consequences. Inaccurate transcriptions are changing
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Debated at the European Commission in 2010, before a first press release on this subject in 2013, the draft law to simplify administrative procedures in all EU countries was finally published on 6 July 2016 and applied on February 16, 2019. Since, the Apostille is no longer required within the EU for official documents. What
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Translit, a Cork based translation company, has secured €500,000 in investment from backers Dave Ronayne, chief executive of Irish Mainport Holdings, and Choice Hotel Group founder Frankie Whelehan. The investment is the first to be made by Irish private equity firm Chashrock Capital, focused on working with successful entrepreneurs to co-invest on deals valued at between €350,000 to €1
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This event is one of the most significant gatherings of its kind. It has played host to the most prominent entrepreneurs in the country. We are delighted to have been invited to participate once more. We are always excited to meet our existing customers as well as start new relationships and learn more what way
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Bad Language Interpretation “Nobody is going to notice my mistake”. This is a frequent thought when we are chatting in a language we are not fluent in. Obviously, this rule doesn’t apply in interpreting jobs. Someone could think “don’t be too rigid! – a small mistake never killed anyone”. Maybe not, but close. You probably
Funny…or not so funny! Interpreting epic fails that can change the world Read More »
Running A Business in Spain Last night, Marina was at her home in Seville, SPAIN. She turned on the TV and watched the last episode (again) of her favourite TV series of all time, FRIENDS. Feeling more nostalgic than ever, in a sudden fit of enthusiasm, she feels determined to recreate Central Perk. She finds
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Interpreting We will need an interpreter at some point in our lives, and it has better be a good one. When I was 15 years old I played the role of interpreter without even knowing. The story took place at a hardware store. A British client wanted a sink cap but the owner couldn’t understand
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