What Do You Know? The WordPress 2.7 in Ukrainian Already Exists!
What do you know? All the fuss I made turns out to be for nothing. There latest version of WordPress in Ukrainian already exists.
I have spent enough time “terrorizing” Lorelle with my questions and even made Moshu upset (sorry Moshu, I really missed the link in one of your e-mails). So I ask both to forgive me.
The end result however is that I have found WordPress (СловоДруку) на Українській мові and now I can share it with the rest of the world.
A special thanks goes to Олександр Фурман for the beautiful logo- don’t you love it? Hopefully there will be a way for me to contribute in the future.
Interpreting And Translating: Is There A Difference?
photo credit: padsbrotherOften term “translating” is used to describe both interpreting and and translating. However the professionals in the field begin to differentiate these two terms as they should signify two different types of activity. Interpreting generally involves the spoken word and is performed orally. While translating has to do with written text, and of course is performed in writing.
Each function, interpreting and translating, have their own challenges.
While both interpreting and translating require a thorough knowledge of the source and target languages, interpreting is probably more challenging that translating. The translator has freedom and time to correct his or her errors and omissions, sometimes with the help of dictionaries. On the other hand, interpretor performing his task does not have the luxury of having the time to consult the dictionary in order to correct his errors or omissions. This of course requires that interpretor not only prepares in advance, but continues to practice daily in order to perform his duties at the best possible level.
Welcome to Vlad Zablotskyy Interpreting and Translating
As I write this first blog post, I am taking an educated guess regarding the purpose of your visit. It is likely that you have been searching for interpreting and translating services and have navigated to the blog portion of my website. It is also possible you are and interpretor or translator and have come here to “check me out”, hopefully I will see you back and you can share your experience with me. Finally and most likely - you ended up on this page because you know me from elsewhere.
My name is Vlad Zablotskyy, and this is my new venture- freelance interpreting and translating. Please do not hesitate to come back if you ever need someone to interpret or translate for you into and from the following languages: English, Ukrainian, Russian, Polish and Italian.
While I did not plan to write a blog just yet, I have noticed that without anything here an ugly error page is being served to the visitors.
Thank you for stopping by and please help me to spread the word about this new venture of mine. I promise not to disappoint you or those whom you will refer to me. I will apply my best efforts to provide my clients with accurate and complete interpreting and translating.