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‘TEF’ you very much 😀 to everyone who participated in this year’s !
We hope to see you next year in November for !

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🖥️ Watch the Keynote "The power of words" by Michael Cronin
youtu.be/hlSiFeqNRns
All session recordings will be available for viewing on demand on 14 Nov 2022 on our ➡️YouTube ”Translating for Europe“ : playlist

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Closing remarks at by @CEllinides professional translators and interpreters have a developed sense for managing change and are able to adapt and thrive as the world around them evolves. Thank goodness that linguists are such a creative, curious and clever crowd!

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We used to recognise the skills of the winners of our new and recent competition among EMT students (the 'EMT Challenge" @CEllinides congratulated the best performers in the various language combinations for their achievements. Congrats from us too!

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Final inspiration words from the closing panel at Stay in localisation - have fun!
The future is bright
Go for it - there are many possibilities out there

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James Hurrell at : 'we can't compromise on quality.' And mistakes can easily happen. for example: the difference between a mile and a Swedish mile. There is quite a difference between the two...

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Advice from @freelanceverse: Learn about tech tools that terrify you. And don’t undercharge. You also charge for the time you studied to become a language specialist

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Universities are connected with the real world, says @RudyLoock. Much has been done in the last 20 yrs, so don't listen to those who say that universities are out of touch

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Encouraging words from a BUYER of localisation services: humans are and will remain an essential part of the process. MT can speed things up but must be checked by humans. James Hurrell from BBC at

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This digital first generation will help the profession develop. We can learn from the young professionals, says @britta_aagaard

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Change is good says @freelanceverse. And change is coming. Technology is an enabler says @britta_aagaard and students need to be taught when the human touch is needed, adds @RudyLoock

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Closing panel at : looking at future developments and technologies in the industry from the perspective of a LSP (@britta_aagaard, @RudyLoock, a FL (@freelanceverse) and a buyer of language services (James Hurrell, BBC). How to make sure humans still add value?

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Good quality subtitles take time (and money), as is the case with other forms of translation, says @StavroulaSokoli

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Post-edited subtitles not as good as those done by humans. It can lead to mistakes that otherwise would not happen, in @StavroulaSokoli 's experience.

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What do viewers want? Machine-translated subtitles as better than nothing, or human-checked subtitles, with cretivity? Risk that viewers get used to MT subtitles?

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With the increase in the volume of material that needs to be localised, there is more of a push to use these technologies to achieve faster time to market and also to reduce costs in some cases says @YotaGeorg at

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Industry insights: the pitfalls of using language technologies, like speech recognition and MT, for video localization work? How is the quality ensured and how is the role of a translator changing? What does quality mean for different groups (FLTs, LSPs, end-clients).

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'Language leads to knowing, knowing leads to caring'. Michael Cronin of @tcddublin at .

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