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Feb20	Getting Started as a Translator Matt Ellsworth February 20, 2006 Know More: Bad Translations, Education for Translators, Freelance Translators, Translation Pitfalls, Translator Training 2.0, Education for Translators A reader recently asked: What is a way to get into translation without becoming certified? Do translators have apprentices? I would love to get into the business without having to get another degree or take classes, if possible... Any tips on where to begin a venture in freelance translation? I'll give answers and leave the rest to other readers. Posted at 7:30 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Feb10	Translation for Genealogists Matt Ellsworth February 10, 2006 Is there a translation firm with specific experience in the translation of genealogical records? is there a translation firm with specific experience in the translation of genealogical records? It could be pretty cool to offer translation of parish records as a part of your service. Continue Reading Posted at 4:58 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jan27	Kirundi and Kurdish Sorani translators needed ASAP Matt Ellsworth January 27, 2006 Translators for Kirundi and Kurdish Sorani are needed right away. Continue Reading Posted at 12:37 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jan17	Wanted: More Foreign-Born Americans Matt Ellsworth January 17, 2006 America is getting older without producing its own workers fast enough to replace retirees. For translators, it means more people living together in the same communities and speaking more languages. In other words, more work is coming. Continue Reading Posted at 4:05 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
Jan12	Scams and Translators Matt Ellsworth January 12, 2006 I was scammed out of more than $4,000 US by--I have come to learn--the oldest scam in the book, and I want everyone else to know about it. It has several names. I call it the "bad check" scam. In my case, it went like this: Continue Reading Posted at 10:09 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Communication with the Client Before, During, and After Translating Matt Ellsworth January 12, 2006 In dealing with clients, you can't ask too many questions. Do yourself a favor and ask all the questions up front: audience, payment arrangements, delivery options, included costs, etc. Continue Reading Posted at 9:19 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Three-Language Translation: Ethics and Practices Krio Translator Needed The Translator as Editor - Localization Issues Which Industry Uses the Most Translators? How to Translate What is Being Said About You in Other Languages Good Translations The Costs of Translations - Pricing, Part II The Costs of Translations - Pricing The Costs of Translations - Introduction

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