Dette er de 25 beste bidragene i kategorien "Profesjonelle språkblogger" i Top 100 Language Lovers 2013. Denne kategorien fokuserer på blogger skrevet av personer som bruker språk i yrket sitt, f.eks. oversettere, tolker og lokaliseringseksperter. Gratulerer til vinnerne (vinnerne for 2012 finner du her)!
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Entrepreneurial linguists Judy and Dagmar Jenner blog about their multinational languages business and share useful tips and insight into the translation and interpreting business.
italicissima is dedicated to real Italian language as it appears in contemporary literature. You will find a monthly post on a novel of literary and linguistic interest and a language-themed interview with the author.
Ramblings, rantings and ravings of a French professional translator who also enjoys an occasional movie, a good read and a new pair of shoes.
Names, brands, writing, and the quirks of the English language. The blogger has been involved in verbal branding for more than 20 years as a name and tagline developer and a crafter of concise, compelling brand stories.
The Back of the Cereal Box is the record of the weird ways pop culture intersects with the blogger's life. The writer talks about himself a lot, but he tries to do it in a way that makes it relevant to people who don’t know him.
Blog about professional translation, video game localization, translation software, apps, websites and more! Author: Pablo Muñoz.
The main aims of the Terminology Coordination Unit is to cover the communication needs of the TermCoord with terminology and linguistic departments.
Johnson's correspondents consider the use and abuse of languages around the world, in a blog named after the dictionary-maker Samuel Johnson.
This language site provides a lot of information about learning Korean. The site which is very resourceful and anyone learning Korean should have a look at it.
This is a blog, written in Spanish, about translation and interpretation in Madrid. Includes entries about training, conferences as well as some interviews, anecdotes about the everyday life of a working interpreter.
Thanks to everyone that wrote, nominated and voted for these blogs! We hope to see you back on Lexiophiles soon, and look forward to seeing your contributions to the bab.la dictionaries.
