Author: Eduardo

It is some time since we announced the incorporation of articles of a tourist nature in our blog. So, we are taking the opportunity of our new web future launch to add these lines, dedicated to Fez. Why spend New Year in Fez? Well, why not? …we thought… it was a massive all-round hit! We […]

Perhaps more than one freelance translator will see themselves perfectly reflected in these lines

Three felines live with us at Sol Marzellier Traductores ^TM: Bimba, Nilo, our magnificent Carthusians, and Bella, adopted, our little Ebony Princess.

And what sort of CAT tools do you use? We have got a fantastic MTPE project for you!

How many times have we received translation project requests which include this kind of “tagline”?

A long time ago I read the book “Aziyadé”, by the French author Pierre Loti, and that is what gave birth to my yearning to visit Turkey in general and its capital in particular.

My first stay took place in Istanbul, where I spent five wonderful days with my mother.

This “meme” amuses us greatly since it went viral…  it is pure reality yes, but only in part. On the other hand, and given current circumstances, we have taken advantage of the lockdown by working (in lots of different ways) for ourselves. Let us begin with daily hygiene issues: lockdown, as has been explained by […]

#istayathome FA nurses in Catalonia establish healthy rules during the period of confinement due to the coronavirus. Faced with the confinement of the whole Spanish territory to the effects of curbing the epidemic of the coronavirus, FA nurses (First Aid) in Catalonia recommend a series of beneficial habits during the period of confinement. This situation […]

#istayathome Above all, the team of Sol Marzellier Traductores wishes you all to be fine, as well as your families. Many of you have questions about contagion through fomites. We facilitate below information from a source in which we believe we can trust. “Can we catch the COVID 19 by touching objects? We do not […]

To work on one’s own account is no longer in fashion; it’s not a profitable solution, nor a flexible or convenient one. As a matter of fact, most translators work as freelancers. As far as the set-up is concerned, we only need a computer, a mobile phone and a good Internet connection. There is no […]

Do we really need to have translation projects revised numerous times, by a never-ending stream of proofreaders? The answer is obvious: NO- and we will explain to you why. The first step consists of entrusting a job to a reliable translator (cf. our article “Quality always has its Price” of July 21st 2017), who will […]

Halfway up Commercial Street, one block away from Spitalfields Market, lies an anonymous service road. The average pedestrian would not even notice it existed. But unlikely though it may seem, this characterless, 400ft strip of tarmac was once Dorset Street – the most notorious thoroughfare in the Capital; the worst street in London and the […]