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06.05.2008

John Walsh: Tales of the City

The teaching of Latin has changed a bit since my chums and I in the fourth form used to change the title page of Kennedy\'s Latin Primer to Kennedy\'s Eating Prime Beef, and invent dog-Latin formulations like "Caesar ad sum iam forte" (you have to say it aloud). In exams, we were given unseen translations...  go to comments
09.05.2008

Independent Foreign Fiction Prize: Goodbye to Berlin

Paul Verhaeghen has won this year\'s Independent Foreign Fiction Prize for his novel Omega Minor, published by Dalkey Archive Press. His victory with this exuberant, pyrotechnic, toweringly ambitious epic is a suitably mould-breaking event. To begin with, the Belgian-born cognitive psychologist translated...  go to comments
30.04.2008

King Honors Translation Prize Winners - Arab News

Arab News King Honors Translation Prize Winners Arab News, Saudi Arabia - 8 hours ago King Abdullah called for more efforts in translation of books from Arabic to different world languages. The winners spoke about their works that qualified ...  go to comments
30.04.2008

£176000 lost in translation - Epsom Guardian

£176000 lost in translation Epsom Guardian, UK - 21 hours ago By David Lindsell The bill for translating medical diagnoses to non-English speakers at doctors' surgeries and clinics has doubled since 2003. ...  go to comments
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