Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
Translators and Interpreters
Japanese translation:
翻訳者と通訳者
English term
Translators and Interpreters
I need to translate the phrase "Translators and Interpreters" into as much languages as possible. There's no real context, is for a claim with just said phrase. I'm sure you can help me on this! If your language has special characters or the answer you give me does not correspond to the real characters, please specify.
Thank you!
5 +3 | 翻訳者と通訳者 | Brandon Wood |
5 +4 | 翻訳者・通訳者 | Can Altinbay |
Dec 18, 2006 17:47: humbird changed "Level" from "PRO" to "Non-PRO"
Non-PRO (3): Can Altinbay, michiko tsum (X), humbird
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Proposed translations
翻訳者と通訳者
翻訳者・通訳者
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Brandon Wood
: That was a race, eh?
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Thanks, Brandon.
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JPMedicalTrans
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Thank you.
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michiko tsum (X)
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Thank you.
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Will Matter
: Can-san: 'Honyakusha' and 'tsuuyakusha', respectively. I often find that it is very helpful to post a rough guide to pronunciation for languages such as Japanese, Russian, Chinese, Arabic, Korean and so forth. / Kakurenai yo. Wareware wa tomodachi desu yo
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Oops, thanks for pointing out my typoS. I think I'll hide in this corner now.
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