International Translation Day

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2020 Date	30 September 2020
2021 Date	30 September 2021

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International Translation Day in 2020

Wednesday, 30 Sep

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International Translation Day History

International Translation Day celebrates the work of language professionals. Their work helps bring nations together and strengthens world ties. In 2017, The United Nations declared the 30th of September as International Translation Day to honor this profession.

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@IhateMicchi This translation is never gonna see the light of day now, but Yuto wrote about South American fans in one of the TV Life https://t.co/m3RB4Vlh8m
— ᴋᴀᴛᴇ🌸 (@nakajimayuwuto) September 26, 2020

“Dan Andrews faces the public nearly every day but, on SATURDAY JUNE 13 he didn’t. HOW DARE A LABOR LEADER TAKE ONE DAY OFF? He should at least have taken a week off and flown to Hawaii like @scottmorrisonMP” - translation. #auspol #SpringSt https://t.co/WD5Q33R6uc
— DMZ (@DarkMatterzine) September 26, 2020

[Translation] 🐯: Uh, yes, so we showed our performance to everyone including ARMY and the viewers online. I hope that by watching this video that today will be a good healing place, and I hope today will be a good day. Next time when we meet, we'll + https://t.co/DZobUtrPaD
— The Purple Herald (@thepurpleherald) September 27, 2020

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International Translation Day Facts

Translators translate around 750,000 words each year.
The word "translation" comes from Latin. It originally meant to "carry from one place to another."
The most commonly translated word on Google translate is "beautiful." Other often translated words include "colleague", "good", "work", "Thursday" and "mama".