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I'm looking forward to this. (Something tells me we'll be seeking parallels between high-end translation services and luxury hospitality services.)
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Who recognizes these lyrics?
Пробуем мы понять,
Как может New York Times влиять.
Являешься ты братом или может быть ты мама,
Но будешь ты жить, будешь ты жить.
Видишь, город рушится и все вокруг трясутся,
Но будем мы жить, будем мы жить.
Ха, ха, ха, ха, будем мы жить, будем мы жи
Мечты о Калифорнии - California Dreaming на русском youtu.be/iGjq7Ir5DGs?si=t0iU…
Thomas West - Polyglot Lawyer/Translator retweeted
Presenting at the American Translators Association annual meeting in Miami. It was a pleasure to share with ATA attendees aspects of “Cultural Interference in Spanish-English Legal Translation” as reflected in Spanish Criminal Procedure. #ata64
This is my son Thomas West, singing at Juilliard:
Stay In My Arms by Marc Blitzstein youtu.be/cVGmuyo-M_k?si=5-6j… via @YouTube
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A university without languages is a poorer university.
Help save @WestVirginiaU's #worldlanguages department! Use @JNCLInfo's advocacy tool to share your thoughts with decision makers: go to languagepolicy.org/take-acti… and click Save World Language Courses at WVU. @atanet #advocacy
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Heinrich von Lehndorff, geb. 1909, wird als Leutnant nach dem Überfall auf die Sowjetunion 1941 Zeuge eines Massakers der SS-„Einsatzgruppen“ – und entscheidet sich zum Widerstand. Die Verschwörer des 20. Juli treffen sich im Park hinter seinem Schloss in Steinort/Ostpreußen. 1/2
Max Reger's reaction to a bad review:
Ich sitze hier im kleinsten Raum meines Hauses und lese Ihre Kritik. Noch habe ich sie vor mir... Bald werde ich sie hinter mir haben.
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Babel readers! Please sign this petition against the closure of the University of West Virginia’s Dept. of World Languages. Short-sighted senior managers there are under the misguided impression that expert linguists can be replaced by language learning apps.
Thanks to everyone who’s helped to boost our signal. Please sign and share, no matter who you are or where! #WVU #stopthecuts #AcademicTwitter Preserve Students' Rights to Study World Languages at WVU - Sign the Petition! chng.it/hD98KQTH via @Change
Today's surprising discovery about British English: In Britain they say "on second thoughts" (with an S) instead of "on second thought" - it's the type of thing that sounds to American ears like a nonnative speaker!
Just came across a very surprising difference between British English and American English. In Britain they call India ink "Indian ink"!! Unbelievable!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/India_…
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Fassbier in einer Maschine der Lufthansa, späte 1950er Jahre.
Me encantan estos recuerdos del Profesor Moralo. Aunque el sistema jurídico estadounidense no se parece al español, reconozco mucho de lo que se cuenta aquí porque comencé mi carrera de abogado en 1990 (sin internet, sin correo electrónico, en fin, un mundo decimonónico)
The Fluent Medium of Translation: An Interview with Sam Garrett lareviewofbooks.org/article/… via @lareviewofbooks
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Flashback to presenting @ChrisDurbanFR with the John Sykes Award at an @ITIUK event in London in … was it 2018?
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Hier à l'#UETF2023 : Engaging with a Gage: Secured Transactions in French and English avec Tom West @IntermarkLS | Présentation sur la #terminologie de l'évasion fiscale
I’m reading a book by Lucy Kellaway (obviously in BrE) and tried to imagine what a “terraced house” is. I pictured it completely wrong. Turns out it’s what we call a townhouse! – at Paris, France
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In American academia, you sometimes have to remind people that the language these people wrote in was not English
"Le far west" in French means "milieu sans lois ni règles morales" but the way to say this in English is "Wild West" (not "Far West"). Wild West = place or situation in which disorderly behavior prevails, due to lack of respect for the law. Thanks for the tip, @ChrisDurbanFR

















