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This is definitely worth considering...there are new reasons for entering this year.

We launched the ITI Awards 2020 recently. There are new reasons for entering this year, as well as some constants from when we launched the programme in 2016. Here's the rundown.
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Its worth a try...🤩

If you are aged between 18 and 34, you only have until Friday to enter the Harvill Secker Young Translators' Prize 2019. This year the focus language is French. Deadline for entries 30 August 2019.

https://www.penguin.co.uk/articles/company/news/2019/may/youngtranslatorsprize.html

https://newatlas.com/pocketalk-translator-review/61070/?utm_source=New+Atlas+Subscribers&utm_campaign=c98939c052-UA-2235360-4&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_65b67362bd-c98939c052-92953301

Review: Pocketalk translator puts 74 languages at your fingertips The Pocketalk translator is a super-portable Babel fish of a device that allows you to speak to people in up to 74 different languages at the touch of a button. But how does it stand up against the Langogo device we tested recently?

http://www.bclt.org.uk/summer-school
The best week of the year for those budding literary translators...

Summer School - BCLT

http://www.bclt.org.uk/summer-school

Summer School - BCLT

https://www.economist.com/prospero/2019/05/21/daniel-hahn-on-the-art-of-translation

Daniel Hahn on the art of translation A translator does not transcribe a text, he argues, nor do they rewrite it

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Go to see the Sorolla exhibition at the National Gallery before it ends on July 7th. Once you are smitten, visit the Sorolla Museum in Madrid, which houses his best works and preserves the atmosphere of his home.

Sorolla: Spanish Master of Light review | National Gallery | Art in London Joaquín Sorolla y Bastida has slipped through the cracks. Art history can be a cruel bastard, and it’s hard to figure out where he fits in all of it: behind the

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..it may have already hppnd

Is the decline of the vowel a sign that language is evolving? Consonant-mad brands are everywhere and the more often vowels are dropped, the more people get used to it and make adjustments to rapidly understand implied meanings

These 'Adventures in Translation' demonstrate that the history of English Literature, and of English itself, is inseparable from translation

Babel at the Bodleian Library | Apollo Magazine Eight centuries of multilingual activity in Oxford show not only what translation can do, but what it looks like, writes Max Norman