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Idioms and Phrasal Expressions: How to Translate the Untranslatable
Try explaining to a foreigner why the phrase "neither fluff nor feather" (ni pukha ni pera) is a wish for good luck, a...
False Friends of the Translator: Deceptive Words and Common Pitfalls
Every one of us has been tricked at least once by the external similarity of words in different languages. You see a familiar ro...
Rare and Endangered Languages: Who Translates Them and Why
When a language disappears, the world loses more than words. It also loses ways of describing nature, family ties, migration his...
The Most Common Mistakes Beginner Translators Make
A good translation rarely appears “in a single burst of inspiration.” At the beginning, many people think that excel...
Editing and Proofreading a Translation: Why a Second Specialist Is Needed
A good translation often feels invisible: the reader simply gets a clear, accurate, and natural text. But behind that ease there...
How to Build a Translator’s Career: From Beginner to Professional
The translator’s job often looks simple from the outside: “If you know a language, you can translate.” In real...