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Translators convert written material from one or more 'source languages' into the 'target language', ensuring that the translated version conveys the meaning of the original as clearly as possible. The target language is normally the translator's mother tongue.

Transcreating may also be part of the job, which is a mix of translation, localisation and copywriting, where the text is culturally and linguistically adapted to suit the reader.

Translators usually need an excellent command of two or more foreign languages. Those most in demand are the official languages of the European Union (EU) and the United Nations (UN).

Translators work on:
Commercial
Educational
Legal
Literary
Scientific
And technical documents.
Responsibilities

The translation process usually involves a combination of the following:
1. Reading through original material and rewriting it in the target language, ensuring that the meaning of the source text is retained
2. Using Translation Memory software, such as Wordfast, memoQ, across, SDL Trados and Transit NXT, to ensure consistency of translation within documents and help efficiency
3. Using specialist dictionaries, thesauruses and reference books to find the closest equivalents for terminology and words used
4. Using appropriate software for presentation and delivery
5. Researching legal, technical and scientific phraseology to find the correct translation
6. Using the internet and email as research tools throughout the translation process
7.Consulting with experts in specialist areas
P.S: We do not translate from Albanian or into Albanian language.

Please send your applications also to: burimetnjerezore@axis.al