In this third instalment, we would like to highlight the image from our 'How the Translation Process works' page. The previous blog entries in this series can be found here: Part I and Part II.
Little Red Dictionary
For our 'How the Translation Process works' page, the image I wanted to display needed to show that we care for our clients. Furthermore, it had to depict what we do; that is, deliver high quality Spanish <> English Translations and Interpretation services.
I believe the photograph does capture the desired message. Would you agree?
The hand, perhaps like the human face but to a lessor extent, can express powerful messages, expressions and emotions. Indeed, the hand is not only a tool but also a most valuable part of non-verbal communication. A hand can tell you to proceed or stop, it can show love and care or anger and aggression.
This little red dictionary is a cute miniature. I knew it would indeed came in handy. Of course, dictionaries and other language recourses are essential to translators and interpreters; they are an important tool for us.
Below is the original colour photo:
The hand, perhaps like the human face but to a lessor extent, can express powerful messages, expressions and emotions. Indeed, the hand is not only a tool but also a most valuable part of non-verbal communication. A hand can tell you to proceed or stop, it can show love and care or anger and aggression.
This little red dictionary is a cute miniature. I knew it would indeed came in handy. Of course, dictionaries and other language recourses are essential to translators and interpreters; they are an important tool for us.
Below is the original colour photo:
(For those wondering, the hand photographed is mine; and yes, I also took the photo with my other hand)