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The ‘rule of 2 walls’ also works figuratively for translators: the 1st wall is your family, house and friends; the 2nd, belonging to the language community and making change as a professional @Tetyana_Struk at to the language community @Tetyana_Struk at

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More demand for Ukrainian since the Russian invasion: people switching from Russian to Ukrainian @Tetyana_Struk
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@Tetyana_Struk at : most info is translated by professionals but they cannot do everything. Then the choice is between translation with some mistakes or no translation at all. So it's good to also have volunteer, non-professional translators helping out

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RT @CDSClaudia1: Moving speech from @Tetyana_Struk at on a wealth of initiatives carried out by brave interpreters and translators for Ukraine .

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@Tetyana_Struk at : translators organised themselves (project mgrs, translators, etc.) to meet translation needs, sometimes translating from shelters. Interpeters sharing tips on how not to cry while interpreting.

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Translators from other countries helped translators in Ukraine says @Tetyana_Struk at . It is very important for people to get info in a language they know.

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After the invasion of Ukraine interpreters started to help victims. The language industry showed their skills and resilience @Tetyana_Struk at

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Moving words from @Tetyana_Struk at : have at least 2 walls separating you from the danger, as one will probably collapse from impact. The 2nd will take on the fragments of the wall, windows, etc. So it’s safe to hide behind the second retaining wall from the façade.

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We know it, but let's tell our customers and stakeholders!
RT @FIT_EuropeChair: "We cannot do without our human professionals" says Johannes Hahn referring to the real added value of translators and interpreters

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1st keynote at : @Tetyana_Struk from Ukraine speaking about the impact of the war on the Ukrainian translation industry; the role of translators in the global community and what it’s like to work in a crisis situation

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Having 24 official EU languages is part of our core principles. Translators are one of the pillars of the EU project. @JHahnEU at

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Quote of the day: ‘Machines can’t speak to the heart. People can.
Machines can’t express solidarity. Human beings can.
Machines can’t convey feeling. Translators and interpreters can.’ @JHahnEU at

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The Commission’s Clear Writing for Europe initiative, which helps us in the Commission to write clear and concise documents that readers can immediately understand. @JHahnEU at

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It is essential – especially in times of crisis – that public authorities can give people access to the information that is important to them.
We saw this very clearly when the COVID pandemic @JHahnEU at

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Opening speech by @JHahnEU at : Translation and interpreting has been crucial in helping Ukrainian refugees. We need to understand what accessibility truly means.

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It starts today! 📢 : Access for all: going beyond translating text
👉 Follow here on twitter
🖥️ If you are not a registered participant, recordings will be available for viewing on demand on 14 Nov. on our YouTube ”Translating for Europe“

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RT @LuisEUlangs: Translating Europe Workshop.
Challenges in Multilingual Specialised Communication in the Digital Era: New Translation Scenarios and Professional Profiles.
Salamanca, 17th November
Programme: diarium.usal.es/tew/en/program

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