Unprofessional Translation

Lakota Immersion Lakota is the language of one of the branches of the Sioux native people. In the post here last month about Buffa...

  In a recent online discussion between Professional Interpreters about the training that's given in interpreter schools (see Refere...

Dearborn Mosque This is by way of a postscript to the previous post (November 4) about the role of Natural or Native Translators in t...

This report comes from Dalton, Georgia, USA, in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. “Classroom meetings are hard enough when tea...

As you may have heard, the American presidential election will take place on Tuesday. And the translators will be there when needed, r...

Vincent Hardy Hard on the heels of news about a conference on religious translation and interpreting (to find it, enter germersheim in...

Somewhat to my dismay, the most popular post on this blog, in terms of number of page views, has been one that has little to do with th...