The English tag features blog posts about the English language, its people, cultures and history and English translation services.
You have a clear goal as a freelancer: more jobs in your inbox and more money at the end of the month.
You already know that high-quality, polished work is the first step to success, and this is our primary focus at STAR. But it’s not just high quality that secures more projects and higher earnings.
The holiday season is in full swing… and that brings with it the matter of how to balance your work with other plans. Here are some tips for a successful summer as a freelance translator with STAR.
Working in Transit NXT – Internal Repetitions
How to translate internal repetitions
Internal repetitions are identical segments in within your translation project. To save time, you only need to translate the first occurrence, and Transit then populates the remaining occurrences with your translation.
Everyone has read or heard a story about mistakes in translation. But what is the greatest mistake in translation, and the most lethal too?
A crocodile is the name we use to talk about a family of crocodilians such as the Nile crocodile, Caiman etc.
What is the difference…?
How many words for snow do you know? The Scots’ have nearly 400!. Here’s the background and few to get you started!. How do you say ‘Snow’ in your language?
Learn how to improve your English spelling with this simple rule: the Magic E. It’s that silent E at the end of a word that changes the sound or meaning.
How good is your English? Whats the difference between To Do, and To Make. Check this quizz and find out.
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