Tips For English To Spanish Translation

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Tips For English To Spanish Translation

• By The Spanish Group

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Tips You Must Follow for translate a document
from english to spanish

• While a basic translation is not exactly
  difficult for those who are bilingual,
  translating a document to a professional level
  requires a much higher level of language
  competence than you may at first realize.
• Think about this, while a professional writer
  only needs to be an expert in a single language
  to produce a document, a translator needs to be
  an expert in two languages (and often in a
  relevant industry on top of that) to create a
  document. A translator needs to be knowledgeable
  about everything being said so that they can
  adequately reconvey a message while maintaining
  proper grammar, punctuation, and verbiage.

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What to Focus on When you Translate an English
into Spanish Document

• Punctuation, Grammar, and Syntax
• Perhaps the most prominent and common mistakes
  you will see when an inexperienced translator
  works on a document are punctuation and
  grammatical errors. There is a great deal of
  ambiguity when it comes to things like the
  omission of subject pronouns across various
  Spanish dialects, and translating these sentences
  back into English can often cause issues.
• Plan Out Your Translation Goal Beforehand
• It doesn't matter if it is an official document
  translation or some other form of document
  translation service you need to always
  understand and plan around the intended goal of a
  passage. Just like you need to ensure the proper
  meaning is conveyed, you need to ensure the
  proper content and formatting are also relayed.
  There are quite a few steps required in preparing
  an official translation of a government document.
  

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What to Focus on When you Translate an English
into Spanish Document

• Be Culturally Appropriate
• Being culturally appropriate can mean a lot of
  things, and generally speaking, it means being
  aware of your audience, how they will interpret
  something, and if you can avoid causing them any
  offense by choosing alternative words.
• Choose The Right Gendered Words
• As most understand, Spanish nouns have genders,
  which is often confusing and hard to understand
  for those who only speak English. A translator
  needs to be aware that while the default gender
  in Spanish is masculine (and has been for
  centuries), many brands and personalities are
  trying to avoid gendered words whenever possible
  to be more culturally appropriate. Some
  institutions have since published guidelines to
  help you avoid or work around sexism in language
  when you translate a document from English to
  Spanish or vice-versa.

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Translation Firm.

• As you can see, there are quite a few things to
  consider and obstacles to work around to create a
  successful translation. Being bilingual is only
  the beginning of the necessary skills and
  knowledge. This is why so many small businesses,
  big businesses, and individuals worldwide rely on
  translation services to help them get it done
  right the first time.
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