Volume 11, No. 4 
October 2007


Gabe Bokor
 
 



Front Page

 
 
 
Select one of the previous 41 issues.

 
Index 1997-2007

 
TJ Interactive: Translation Journal Blog

 
  Translator Profiles
On the Importance of Schmoozing
by Alexandra Russsell-Bitting
 
Standing Tall in the Profession: Interview with Alexandra Russell-Bitting
by Verónica Albin

 
  The Profession
The Bottom Line
by Fire Ant & Worker Bee

 
  Translators Around the World
Maltese Translation in Transition
by Janet Mallia

 
  TJ Cartoon
Great Moments in Languages — Gift from Heaven
by Ted Crump

 
  Translation Theory
Synonymy in Translation
by Said M. Shiyab, Ph.D.

 
  Translation Nuts and Bolts
Romance Gender Benders: Gender of Nouns in the Romance languages
by Carl Stoll

 
  Legal Translation
El diccionario jurídico español-árabe como herramienta útil para la traducción en el ámbito del Derecho y la mediación intercultural
Aguessim El Ghazouani Abdellatif

 
  Book Review
Blue Lines on Black Ink: A Look at a New Book on Censorship and Translation
by Verónica Albin
 
A Non-Native User's Perspective of Corpus-Based Dictionaries of English and French
by Estela Carvalho
 
Hey, counsel, you've plagiarized my book!
by Danilo Nogueira
 
Engenheiros do Destino/Engineers of Fate de/by José Lamensdorf
Dayse Batista

 
  Translator Education
How New Technologies Improve Translation Pedagogy
by María José Varela

 
  Arts & Entertainment
A to Z of Screenplay Translation
by Alireza Ameri

 
  Chinese
Eileen Chang's Translation of The Golden Cangue
by Deng Jing

 
  Translators' Tools
Creating the Ideal Word Processing Environment in Translation Environment Tools
by Jost Zetzsche
 
Manual MT Post-editing: “if it's not broken, don't fix it!”
by Rafael Guzmán
 
Linguoc LexTerm: una herramienta de extracción automática de terminología gratuita
Antoni Oliver, Mercè Vázquez, Joaquim Moré
 
Translators’ Emporium

 
  Caught in the Web
Web Surfing for Fun and Profit
by Cathy Flick, Ph.D.
 
Translators’ On-Line Resources
by Gabe Bokor
 
Translators’ Best Websites
by Gabe Bokor

 
Translators' Events

 
Call for Papers and Editorial Policies

Translation Journal
 
Caught in the Web


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Annika Neudecker's Site
http://lighthousetranslations.com/specialty_german_tourism_translations.htm
A highly informative bilingual (English and German) website, with a special FAQ page in addition to Specialty, Areas of Expertise, Portfolio, and Terms of Service.
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Maja Zrobecka's Site
http://www.mylingua.pl/
Half-website, half-blog, this is an original site with a lot of unusual information, including links from the home page to sites of colleagues working in other language pairs. Viewed with Firefox, some type on the home page overlaps. It's OK with MS IE.

Informational content9
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Satu Ilva's Site
http://www.satuilva.com
It is known that Finns are men and women of few words, and this site reinforces the stereotype. The attractive-looking home page has only three links to other pages (Translation, Technical Work, Contact), each containing less than 15 lines of text.

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