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The German Translation blog keeps you up to date with new content at German Translation Tips and Resources. I’ll also be commenting on news from the world of translation and making observations about the (often humorous!) use of German translation in day-to-day life!

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German Translation Tips & Resources



German Holidays, A Calendar of Key Dates

A list of the official German holidays and major holidays in Germany, Austria and Switzerland, plus their English equivalents and translations.

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The European Masters in Translation

The European Masters in Translation (EMT) at European Universities demonstrates language competence and opens doors for graduates in the translation industry.

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Computer Aided Translation Software: Comparison of the Top CAT Tools

This German translator’s guide to the best computer aided translation software: comparison of desktop, cloud-based, proprietary, and open source CAT tools.

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Dragon Naturally Speaking Software for Faster German Translation!

Speech to text software revolutionises life for a German translator – how Dragon Naturally Speaking software is making my German translation more efficient.

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The German Alphabet - The Building Blocks of German Translation!

What makes the German alphabet different? Your guide to the special German characters - umlauts - and letter combinations, their use, and pronounciation guide..

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How Do Computer Aided Translation Tools Work? A Translator's Guide.

Make your German translation more efficient and consistent using computer aided translation tools, or CAT tools. Your guide to what they do and how they work.

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Translator For EU – Your Chance for a Career at the EU!

It's a great time for German translators wanting to be a translator for EU – find out why, and how to make the most of this opportunity!

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NAATI: Discover Australia's Accreditation Authority for Translators

Upgrade your profile as a German translator and win customers with membership of NAATI, the Australian Accreditation Authority for Translators & Interpreters

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Translators Association: Why You Should Join One!

Membership of a respected translators association is a valuable credential for every German translator. Join ITI, CIOL, NAATI, ATA, AUSIT, NZSTI..

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The Translation Software You Need For German Translation

Your guide to German to English translation software and tools that will help boost your German translation output, and your bottom line.

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Joanna Scudamore-Trezek

I'm a German to English translator living and working in Vienna, Austria. I turn German texts into clear and accessible English, allowing clients to present their stories, ideas and information to a completely new audience. My business and marketing clients rely on me to get their message across clearly and effectively.  How can I help you today?

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