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welcome to mk translation studio
I offer translation services from English to Polish and from Polish to English. I specialise in technical translations.
Always on time
Meeting specified deadlines is for me, as well as for my customers, one of the most essential values. This is why I never engage in projects I know I would not be able to complete on time. I have never disappointed my customer by failing to complete a project on time. Of course, everyone may find himself in a difficult situation, but then the customer must be notified as soon as possible to reschedule the job or to contact another translator to complete the task.
Top quality
The highest quality should be a hallmark of all professional translators. Unfortunately, translation service providers ensure lower quality to be able to offer the market a competitive price. However, the quality is crucial, mainly due to the fact that it shapes the prestige of a company. My translations are prepared with due diligence. I always have the final product in mind.
Convenience for customers
The customers are serviced remotely. Files to be traslated can be sent by e-mail and they may be returned via the same channel. For your convienience, I issue eletronic invoices (but also a hard copy can be provided, if needed) and I accept remote payments (wire transfer, PayPal, Skrill). This allows the customers to handle their businesses from any place around the world, whether it be their home, workplace or a hotel.
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Translation workflow
Stage 1 Analysis
Identification of the source file is the first stage in my translation process. I check the file extension, contents and customer’s expectations. Then, I am able to determine the best software and strategies for a given job.
Stage 2 Pre-translation operations
It sometimes happens that a document requires pre-translation processing to be edited. Documents often must be firstly prepared for translation, e.g. using the function of optical character recognition (OCR) on non-editable PDF or correcting tags and formatting in an editable document.
Stage 3 Translation
Translation is the next stage. Here, the source text is being converted into the target text. During this stage, in addition to own knowledge, I use various tools, printed and on-line dictionaries, guides and corpora. Translation itself is an extraordinarily complex process, which requires comprehensive knowledge. Obviously, this description provides very condensed overview of what happens actually.
Stage 4 Self-proofreading
Following the translation, it is time for proofreading. I verify the text using a spell checker. Then, I reread the entire document to find possible errors that were not spotted previously. I often use applications allowing to check for untranslated passages or terminology consistency issues.
Stage 5 External proofreading
This is an optional stage applied only when the customer explicitly wants to. External proofreading services are provided by experts working in given areas and native speakers.
Stage 6 Final adjustments
Sometimes, the target document needs adjustment to match the source document — for example when no CAT tools are used. In such case, proper formatting and appearance must be ensured.
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Written on Sunday, 22 October 2017 12:03
Words difficult to translate from EN to PL p. 1 (fuel off-load capacity)Fuel off-load capacity
The first time when I came across this term was during translating specialised training materials covering various aspects of Disabled Aircraft Recovery.
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Written on Tuesday, 26 September 2017 22:16
Words difficult to translate from PL to EN p. 1 (rozporządzenie)Rozporządzenie
The term rozporządzenie in the Polish literature may take on various meanings. One of the definitions says that it is legislation subordinate to an act,