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An impossible project. Or: why hire a professional translator.

Sunday, November 14th, 2010

Behind the cut you will learn all about my friend Nayem, an impossible translation project I was asked to consider, things that you really need an extra investment for, such as hiring a professional or applying the financial pressure. Even if it costs money.

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Translation
Read it one language, write in another - simple. Even a machine could do it. Right? Wrong. Translation is a spiritual discipline, a technological marvel (as in "how do they do it?"), and a mystery. Buying and selling translation is much more straightforward. Or is it, now? Welcome to Intangibles, where you can read all about it.
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