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Project Managers – A young artist’s approach

Hey there! It’s Friday! And just because of that we want to celebrate the great job that Translation Project Managers constantly do by sharing this hilarious comic stripe by young Spanish illustrator and Translation PM  Lara Carrión Borgoñós aka @melancomica           Thanks, Lara! We are sure you belong to the good […]

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Good luck to students taking gaokao this week!

From the China offices of Master Translations we would like to extend our best wishes to all the Chinese students taking 高考 (gaokao), the national university entrance examinations, this week! Good luck with your examinations! 高考加油!   This is a very decisive point of Chinese students’ lives and all their efforts will be rewarded!   […]

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How we celebrate the Dragon Boat Festival

The Dragon Boat Festival is a Chinese national holiday that falls on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month. This traditional festival commemorates the death of Qu Yuan, a classical Chinese poet who contributed to Chinese culture greatly. This year, the celebration falls on June 25th to 27th. As it is customary, with every […]

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World Book Day – How we celebrate it in Spain

When is World Book Day? Why is it so important in Spain? 23 April is International Book Day. Spaniards celebrate it to commemorate distinguished Miguel de Cervantes, the world-famous La Mancha writer, author of Don Quixote and to encourage reading. Manchegos like me are not only proud of the best vino and queso in the […]

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The Babysitter–Project Manager – A fairy tale

My good friend Ana has taken up her first job in the translation industry. I asked how she was doing and her response stunned me: – Girl, they are my babies. I am their sitter. I beg your paaardon? I did not quite get it. Did she mean under-aged translators? Is that even legal? Those must […]

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