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How to avoid junk words? Tips on plain language.

This article was originally published on our blog Dragosfer a couple of years ago. It focuses on how to eliminate junk words in Turkish to English translations. As part of our [...]

Ümit Özaydın2019-11-08T06:31:02+03:00November 7, 2019|Categories: Translation Tips, Word Usage|Tags: economy of words, junk words, plain language, Translation Quality, translation training, Turkish translation|

5 Redundant Phrases to Avoid in Legal Translations

“in light of the fact that,” “with regard to,” “under the provisions of…” These trite phrases often prevent your text to be clear and smooth. Translators are under the impression [...]

Elifnur Uysal2019-01-27T00:09:15+03:00January 21, 2019|Categories: Editor Notes, Transcreation, Translation Tips|Tags: economy of words, how to eliminate redundancy, legal translation, plain language, redundant words in legal translations, verbiage|

Press Releases: Do’s and Don’ts

Get your message across The point of a press release is to communicate your message. What you write needs to be both read and understood. Writing and translating (or transcreating) [...]

Dragoman Language Solutions2019-07-16T22:14:51+03:00December 10, 2014|Categories: Editor Notes, Translation Tips|Tags: localizing media relations, plain English, plain language, press releases, transcreating press releases|

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How to avoid junk words? Tips on plain language.

5 Redundant Phrases to Avoid in Legal Translations

Press Releases: Do’s and Don’ts

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