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Mark it Right
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If you translate between English and Spanish, than I hope you visit often and go crazy in the comments section. There is so much variation within each language! And so many different client expectations to meet. Let's talk about style and share how we navigate related client issues.
- Added on: Sep 26th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Laura
- Listed in: Writing Education
- Tags: style translation language grammar usage punctuation
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A podcast for translators
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Updates on useful links
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English-Spanish Dictionary
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The 411 on Business Networking – MIR discount!
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