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I have no general ideas about the cinema. I can only talk to you about my cinema.' This International Translation Day, we recommend you preorder "My Cinema," a 400-page volume of writing by Marguerite Duras about her 19 films. Arriving in December from: https://anothergazeeditions.com
To celebrate the #InternationalTranslationDay, we are giving away a stack of translated delights! To win this stack of translations you MUST be #UK based, and: Follow us and @LoudTranslators Like this post Comment with a bookish GIF #Giveaway closes 6th October!
Anyways it’s #BlackHistoryMonth and Nigerian Independence Day so go and buy 1 (or 2 ) of the 13 Translations of “There’s Rice At Home” for your babies or even yourself http://linktr.ee/PreciousMA
— Troublemaker of Zion | WNCel 🏹 (@PreciousGNSD) October 1, 2023
Happy #InternationalTranslationDay! This year’s theme is ‘the many faces of humanity.’ To celebrate, we bring together ten poems from previous MPT issues that look at the many faces of our relationships and interactions with the world. Check it out: https://bitly.ws/W7Lt
It’s International Translation Day! Send your favourite translator/s a message, a gift, a little bonus. I finished writing my literary translator memoir this week, so maybe it’ll find a publisher & be out by next ITD !
Today is International Translation Day! How do you translate these 4 common English words and phrases into your language? Comment on this thread! #CambridgeDictionary #InternationalTranslationDay GIF
This beloved Japanese classic was newly translated in 2021 by Emily Balistrieri, with beautiful illustrations by @Joetoddstanton ! Kiki's Delivery Service by Eiko Kadono is a charming, magical tale about a trainee witch! Shop: http://bit.ly/46sd46W #InternationalTranslationDay
Happy #InternationalTranslationDay! We need to move beyond thinking of translation as a trend or boom—think instead of longevity & sustainability. Everything from commissioning to our coverage of books needs to mirror the world. We need to invest in the future of translation.