Posts Tagged ‘American vernacular’
It Makes No Sense to March in Protest on a Cul-de-Sac
Posted by: patenttranslator on August 1, 2018
Digital Nomads Are a Reflection of Our Random, Chaotic World
Posted by: patenttranslator on July 8, 2018
“Mama Hotel” and Failure to Launch (a Successful Translation Business)
Posted by: patenttranslator on June 28, 2018
So Many Jobs, None of Which Produces Anything or Makes Money
Posted by: patenttranslator on June 3, 2018
A Big and Joyous Roadkill Party in the “Translation Industry”
Posted by: patenttranslator on April 24, 2018
Are You a Translator Or a Stakeholder and What Is the Difference?
Posted by: patenttranslator on May 20, 2016
An Old Dog Can Sometimes Still Learn New Tricks … But He’d Better Know His Limitations
Posted by: patenttranslator on May 9, 2016
The Finky Hoofa Moment, Or Once a Foreigner, Always a Foreigner
Posted by: patenttranslator on October 9, 2015
The Difference Between “Creative” and “Non-Creative” Translation
Posted by: patenttranslator on May 9, 2015
Five Years of PatentTranslator’s Blog (As My Adventures in Constructive Deconstruction of the Propagandistic Narratives of “The Translation Industry” Continue)
Posted by: patenttranslator on February 26, 2015
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