19 Blogs Every Translator Needs To Read
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<strong>19</strong> <strong>Blogs</strong> <strong>Every</strong> <strong>Translator</strong> <strong>Needs</strong> <strong>To</strong> <strong>Read</strong><br />
13. Oxford Dictionaries Blog<br />
A great resource for every translator interested in linguistics. The blog provides an overview of<br />
the changes influencing languages and curiosities about many both well-known as well as rare<br />
words. It discusses the impact of learning a new language on our personality, and even articles<br />
about how animals understand what people say.<br />
14. Speaking Of Translation<br />
This blog is run by two experts in the field of translation and localization. One of them is also<br />
running the aforementioned Thoughts on Translation blog. On this blog you can actually listen<br />
to audio files covering their tips and opinions on the freelance translator’s work. The author<br />
addresses the issues of being a freelancer and a parent, self-publishing, and finding client<br />
through industry conferences.<br />
15. The Translation Business<br />
If you are looking for some more profound analysis of the localization and globalization world,<br />
you should definitely visit The Translation Business blog. There are some fascinating conversations<br />
between the blog owner, his fellow translators, and scientific workers about the<br />
relevant traits of a great translator. All of which matters greatly in the final result of the<br />
translation quality and the controversial idea of competitive bidding in the translation industry.<br />
16. Mox’s Blog<br />
Are you tired and need a good laugh? Visit Mox’s blog, which is a presentation of funny cartoons<br />
about the everyday life of a translator in a rather non-serious manner.<br />
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