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This is a podcast produced for the members of the French Language Division of the American Translators Association, offering educational content about the craft of French-to-English and English-to-French translation and the division.
Café Linguistique: An FLD Podcast hosts Café Linguistique, a business show with 38 episodes published.
French-to-English translator, Samuel Mowry, speaks on personal document translation as a niche. To join the Personal Document Translators group: personaldocumenttranslators.groups.io To inquire about the position paper o
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French- and German-to-English translator and interpreter Kole Wright tells how he moved to France on the Passeport Talent program and founded his translation business, Le Quatrième Œil.
Show notesProfessional genealogist and French-to-English genealogical translator Bryna O’Sullivan describes her unusual specialization.
Show notesNathalie Joffre walks us through the benefits of being a member of France's Société française des traducteurs. Link: www.sft.fr
Show notesWe talk to Eve Bodeux about her Global Reads book club for translated literature. To join, visit bodeuxinternational.com/book-club .
Show notesIn this episode, we chat with FLD member Kate Deimling about how she became a successful literary translator.
Show notesIn this episode, ATA Board Director and FLD member Meghan McCallum describes what it's like to be on the board and why you might want to consider running.
Show notesWe speak with Tom West on how and why he wrote 3 legal dictionaries for 4 different foreign languages. Tom's dictionaries: 1. Spanish-English Dictionary of Law and Business 2. Trilingual Swiss Law Dictionary: French-Germ
Show notesFLD talks about museum translations, literary translation, teaching, research, and more with the multitalented Susan Pickford.
Show notesCheck out the French-related presentations that will be happening at the American Translators Association conference in Miami this October.
Show notesProfessional musician and long-time Miami resident Belinda Stohner shares her favorite hidden spots in Miami, site of ATA64.
Show notesJean-Baptiste Joachim, founder of EXPATLANG, explains how he went from trained linguist to online French teacher.
Show notesHost Andie Ho speaks with Edna Santizo of the Spanish Lang. Div. and Paul Gallagher of the Korean Lang. Div. about what it's like to run the ATA's largest and smallest language divisions. Interviewees' opinions are their
Show notesATA-certified translator Matthew Bunczk describes his experience earning a paralegal studies certificate and its impact on his freelance translation business.
Show notesCertified French-to-English translator Ben Karl talks about earning an MBA while also freelancing full-time.
Show notesCorinne McKay is an ATA-certified French to English translator and Colorado state-certified French court interpreter based in Boulder, Colorado; she also holds a Master of Conference Interpreting from Glendon College. A
Show notesIn this episode, Natalie Pavey, a certified French-to-English translator, talks about how to scale your freelance translation business. Since beginning as a freelancer in 2011, she has worked with more than 300 clients a
Show notesRuth Simpson has been translating professionally since 2008 in the fields of wine & spirits, beauty, and personal development and holds the MITI certification from the Institute of Translation and Interpreting. She lives
Show notesThe FLD chats with its 2023 Distinguished Speaker Edward Gauvin ahead of the annual American Translators Association conference.
Show notesEmily Moorlach of Langue Vivante LLC describes the French Language Division's certification exam study group and relates her experience studying for and taking the exam herself.
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