International Translation Day in 2021

Quick Facts - ZA 2021

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2021 Date	30 September 2021
2022 Date	30 September 2022

2021 Holidays & Dates

International Translation Day in

Thursday, 30 Sep

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International Translation Day in 2021

International Translation Day celebrates the work of language professionals. Their work helps bring nations together and strengthens world ties.

Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for International Translation Day - in 2021

Updated 03:23

happy translation day i want to translate more terror fics to spanish
— thomas blanky stan account (@fritzllang) September 30, 2021

Happy International Translation Day, Nal'ibalians. Here's a fun challenge for you. Can you translate these story titles to your home language: "The giraffe and the fox ", and "Mulalo and the giant?" Leave your translation in the comments. #InternationalTranslationDay #nalibali https://t.co/bhXsrTVNQJ
— Nal'ibali (@nalibaliSA) September 30, 2021

International Translation Day Celebrations brought to you by Pan South African Language Board. Hosted in Mafikeng at Seasons Conference & Weddings - Rooiground on 30 Sept 2021 from 09:30-10:00. #UnitedInTranslations https://t.co/Y1vdGOU23f
— GCIS_North West (@GCISNorthWest) September 29, 2021

Today is the world translation day and I would like to thank all the beautiful and handsome elfs who have been translating for the fandom. If it wasn't for you this fandom would not have survived. Thank you for being the back bone of this fandom. #HAPPYWORLDTRANSLATIONDAY
— Daeny (@northernrosez) September 30, 2021

The Advert clearly stated: “After a day out in Mana Pools you can escape the heat and get refreshed at Mana Pools Safari Lodge’s swimming pool” Clearly the loss in translation was jumbo-sized Anyway, you too can enjoy exclusive use of Mana Pools Safari Lodge https://t.co/87gHnUqyl7
— Zambezi Cruise & Safaris (@ZC_and_S) September 23, 2021

I spent the morning at the Bara paedrheum clinic for a study we’re doing. We need a more cost-effective translation solution. The one we use is fabulous but even at NPO rates, too expensive for every day needs - and support in a language you understand is an everyday need!
— Catherine McCormack (Arthritis Kids SA) (@mccormack_aksa) September 23, 2021

Just in case it's lost in " Twitter translation" of toxic masculinity,... the lengths men still and will go for their own 💪🏾. I know the look on his face 😢🥺, the mask of pain, hope and perseverance all in one. Soldiers all day. #prayforhaiti #dreamchasers https://t.co/LUrncGKASN
— Nkosilathi S. Nkosi (@YoungmindOne) September 23, 2021

2/2- #today: International Translation Day, celebrates the work of language professionals. Note: The most commonly translated word on Google translate is "beautiful." Other often translated words include "colleague", "good", "work", "Thursday" and "mama”.@
— Nqubeko Mbhele (@nqubeko_khanya) September 30, 2021

Today is International Translation Day! 🙂 #InternationalTranslationDay https://t.co/GHCmij10Yy
— FlashScore.co.za 🇿🇦 (@FlashScoreZA) September 30, 2021

@Kenny_DB1983 @Next____Level It comes from Old English Mōnandæg, meaning "Moon Day", from a translation of Latin "Dies Lunae (Day of the Moon). The second day of the week in Nordic cultures was devoted to worshiping the goddess of the moon. Girls born on Mondays were given the name Mona in Ancient Britain!😊
— TEFL Teacher Iain (@teflteacheriain) September 20, 2021