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Sodelavki Inštituta za slovenski jezik Frana Ramovša ZRC SAZU dr. Nataša Jakop in dr. Mateja Jemec Tomazin bosta 

v torek, 12. januarja 2016, ob 18. uri 

v predavalnici 2.7/FF na Filozofski fakulteti Univerze v Mariboru, Koroška 160, 

podrobneje predstavili slovarski portal Fran. 

Na tem portalu je danes dostopnih že skoraj 30 različnih slovarjev, splošnih, terminoloških, narečnih in drugih, ki so lektorjem, prevajalcem in vsem pišočim v veliko in dragoceno pomoč. 

Million student march against rising tuition costs

Students across US walk out of class over rising tuition costs 

What Google didn’t translate for MU students

Kaj pa menite o tem?

Many students use the easily available Google Translate when in a foreign language class. Google Translate may seem like an innocent homework helper, but according to Miami Code of Conduct it can be considered cheating and plagiarism.

According to 1.5.B.2 of the Miami Student Handbook “cheating is using or attempting to use or possessing any aid, information, resources,or means in the completion of an academic assignment that are not explicitly permitted by the instructor or providing such assistance to another student. Plagiarism is presenting as one’s own the work, the ideas, the representations or the words of another person/source without proper attribution.” Google Translate falls under both these categories because you are using an outside aid to finish an assignment and using words from another source.

Več na tej povezavi 

So true

Festival Mali slon se je končal - Podnapisi skoraj profesionalno :)

Festival Mali slon se je končal - Podnapisi skoraj profesionalni :)

Na Malem slonu žirija nagradila film Kako se prikupiti ljudem, občinstvo Krila za Sally

Na petem mednarodnem otroškem in mladinskem filmskem festivalu Mali slon, ki ga je obiskalo 1500 obiskovalcev, je veliko nagrado strokovne žirije dobil film Kako se prikupiti ljudem, gledalci pa so za najboljši film izbrali Krila za Sally (tik pred Boy).

Med nagrajenimi filmi sta bila še Mala brata Lumiere, pa Ovire, ki smo ju prav tako podnaslovili! Podnapisi so super uspeli - upam, da ste se pri tem zabavali vsaj tako, kot jaz!

Nekoliko sem razočarana samo, ker na projekcijah nisem srečala še več študentov. Čeprav so jih naredili otroci, so filmčki zelo zreli, obravnavajo teme, ki so še več kot aktualne, obenem pa so narejeni humorno in z veliko mere domišljije. Upam, da se vidimo naslednje leto!

RTVSLO.SI/JAZ

Delavnica podnaslavljanja za festival Mali slon 2015

15.-16. oktober 2015

Sodelovali smo, s pomočjo Roberta osvojili osnove dela s Subtitle Workshopom (njegov troubleshooting je bil neprecenljiv, za vse ostalo pa je bila tam moja malenkost) in v vsega dveh dneh podnaslovili okoli 40 kratkih filmčkov, ki jih bodo ta teden predvajali na jubilejnem petem mednarodnem festivalu otroškega in mladinskega filma Mali slon 2015! Spodbuden Hanin uvod in navdihujoče ozračje GT 22, delovna vnema vseh sodelujočih - zadnji odšli domov ob 9h zvečer!!! - Kristinina logistična pomoč, da o Svetlaninen čiliju kon karne (tudi sin karne) ne govorim.

Hvala vsem, ki ste bili tam!

Enimation‎Festival Mali slon/ Little Elephant Festival

Otroški in mladinski filmi iz več kot 50 različnih držav bodo podnaslovljeni s slovenskimi podnapisi, predvsem po zaslugi študentov prevajalstva (Filozofska fakulteta Maribor), ki se pravkar udeležujejo predfestivalske delavnice podnaslavljanja filmov. — at GT22.

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Robertov uvod

Zbrani slušatelji

Delovni proces

Priprave na pavzo

Čili

Kosilo ob delu

Dober prispevek v kolumni Sama Ruglja


Ob začetku študijskega leta: kako prepoznati zagnanega človeka? 

Začelo se je novo študijsko leto, naslovi v medijih pa so že sporočili glavne študentske pritožbe; študij je predrag, štipendij je premalo in po koncu študija tudi dela ni lahko dobiti. 
Gre za standardno vižo, ki na spored prihaja tako zanesljivo kot konec avgusta pritožbe o predragih učbenikih za osnovnošolce in srednješolce. Te se mi zdijo najbolj smešne iz ust tistih, ki vozijo več deset tisoč evrov vredne avtomobile.

Morda to, da je študij težaven, drag in naporen ter da dela ni lahko dobiti, velja za študente na splošno, vendar pa to gotovo ne velja za vsakega študenta posebej. Med njimi jih je namreč precej različnih vrst. 

Kako prepoznati zagnanega študenta, torej človeka, ki bi ga, potem ko konča študij, z veseljem vzel v službo? Mislim, da veliko o njem pove že to, koliko svojega prostega in neobveznega časa je pripravljen vložiti v svoje praktično izobraževanje.

Življenje ponuja mnogo priložnosti, da s svojimi dejanji odgovorijo na to vprašanje. Najprej pa podobna primera iz naše nedavne zaposlitvene prakse.

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Ena zanimiva ob dnevu prevajalcev

Pope's Interpreter

Pope Francis in other words -- delivered by his British interpreter

Msgr. Mark Miles is the linguistic bridge between the Spanish-speaking Francis and his English-speaking audiences. He has accompanied the pope on other international trips and been at his side in some illustrious company, including President Obama, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and Queen Elizabeth II.

Miles’ biggest challenge is keeping up with a boss who’s known for going off script. On a stop during a visit to the Philippines in January, Francis decided to rip up his prepared homily in favor of an impromptu address and gave his put-upon aide a shoutout: “I have a translator, a good translator!”

That papal penchant for off-the-cuff remarks has at times flummoxed not only Miles but the Holy See’s press office and the team of translators and interpreters whose job it is to render Francis’ utterances into several languages, including Italian, English, Spanish, French, German and Arabic.

The Vatican’s translations of those transcripts into other languages are usually marked “unofficial,” frustrating international reporters who cover the pope.

“Very often they miss the point. They miss the nuances,” veteran Vatican correspondent Robert Mickens said of the translations. “I don’t use them. I [do] my own translation .... The Vatican usually says ‘unofficial translation,’ because they don’t want to take responsibility for getting it wrong.”

 LA Times 

Vatican interpreter Msgr. Mark Miles, center, walks with Pope Francis and President Obama outside the White House in Washington on Sept. 23.

 (Andrew Harnik / Associated Press)

Translators and Interpreters in Conflict Zones

by Translator's Digest

But now I’m facing a new reality. One I cannot detach myself from. One where the victims are not far away from me in time or space. The victims are part of my community and reality: they are translators and interpreters who are used by governments in conflict zones and then left behind to be arrested, tortured, and killed for merely doing their jobs. They are recruited for extremely dangerous assignments where they are then hunted down and killed by insurgent groups or military regimes while the governments that employed them do nothing to protect them and refuse to offer them asylum after the assignments are completed. Some examples include the following:

Italy-Afghanistan: Italian journalist Daniele Mastrogiacomo and his interpreter Ajmal Naqshbandi were both abducted. The Italian government ensured Daniele’s safe return, but left the interpreter behind to be beheaded.

And the list goes on. We need to take action to help fellow interpreters and translators. To learn more about this, please visit Red-Thttp://red-t.org/index.html, a non-profit organization dedicated to the protection of translators and interpreters (T&Is) in conflict zones and other adversarial settings. Please consider supporting their open letter project, follow them on Facebook and Twitter, blog about these issues, talk about what’s going on, spread the word. We need to raise awareness and get this issue on the international agenda!

http://translatorsdigest.net/2015/09/22/translators-and-interpreters-in-conflict-zones-need-our-help/