The project is funded by Get up and Goals!, a program which focuses on the integration of global development education into the teaching at primary and secondary schools, as well as in kindergartens. So far, we have translated almost 165,000 words from English (approximately 660 pages), including linguistic and stylistic proofreading.
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Last March, I got an offer for a temporary job, substituting as a project manager for four months for a member of the České překlady team. I saw this as an excellent opportunity to become acquainted with the translation industry. I have to admit I knew very little about the work of translation project managers, and it was not long before I realized how important and demanding it really is.
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Foreign languages have always fascinated me… and I have great respect for the work of those with a good command of a foreign language, who use it in their profession and, moreover, specialise in a specific field for translating and interpreting. Because of my desire to work in this environment, my first steps after graduating […]
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It’s that time of year again where we’re wrapping things up and looking forward to a few days off with friends and family. So to celebrate all things Christmas, we’re going to take a look at some of the strangest Christmas traditions from around the world.
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If you’re looking to expand into the Czech Republic, getting yourselves found is going to be key to your success. First of all, you’ll need to start by localizing your website into Czech. Although most Czechs have a good command of English, we love our language and would much rather buy from a Czech-speaking company. […]
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This week we’re taking an in depth look at the newest translation technology and what the future holds. From the fictional Babel Fish to the best translation apps you could need for traveling. Translation technology is trying to break through the last barrier. Here are two of the biggest new translation technologies on the […]
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Jan Jansky – The Man Who Saved Millions In part 3 of 4 on Czechs who changed the world, this week we’re looking at Jan Jansky. His work has saved millions of lives, but that nearly never happened. Jansky was born in the small town Cernosice, just outside of Prague. After studying in Prague, he worked in a […]
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Czech Scientist Jan Evangelista Purkyne When we think of the world of criminology and crime scene Investigations, we instantly think of Sherlock Holmes or any of the modern great crime shows we all know and love. We’re sure you’ve heard of Bones, any of the C.S.I. series, or even N.C.I.S.. But, did you know none […]
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This week we’re going to start with a Bang! Robots, Semtex, and Sugar Cubes. This month Czech translations will be taking an in depth look at the Czech scientists and inventors. From fingerprints and the uniqueness of cells, to inventing contact lenses made using Meccano sets. These scientists have made groundbreaking developments that are the base […]
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Mother’s day is something we know no matter where in the world we are. No matter if you say Happy Mother’s Day or Všechno nejlepší ke Dni Matek, the sentiment is always the same. We love our Mammies and are grateful for everything they do for us. As Mother’s Day is getting more and more […]
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Well, No. As Brexit finalises, we’re still a few years away from having the first country leave the EU. EU day is a day that promotes peace and unity throughout all the member states. As fun as it would be to sit here and make concoct sceptical outcomes for Britain’s exit, it’s more important that […]
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This week we’re going to lay off the serious translationy stuff, and tell you a bit more about Easter traditions from around the world. How do Czechs celebrate Easter? Let’s start close to home and talk about Czech Easter. As you may have seen from our post on Facebook, it involves whips, shots, and lots […]
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