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Charter Member · 681 posts

Is there anyone who would be interested in translating the operating instructions, menu items and help files for the simulator "Zusi" from the German into English?If so, please contact me at
bhk@netspeed.com.auThank you.
Bruce.

AustRail

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Member since Aug-8-02 · 1072 posts

RE: German to English translation needed.

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I would like to help, what do you need translated?

Sean Summer AKA Poltergeist
"The voices, the voices, I hear them, they're with me, so I follow I follow..." ~Eminem's "Guilty Conscious"

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Member since Aug-8-02 · 1072 posts

RE: German to English translation needed.

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Yea, I guess.

Sean Summer AKA Poltergeist
"The voices, the voices, I hear them, they're with me, so I follow I follow..." ~Eminem's "Guilty Conscious"

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Charter Member · 681 posts

RE: German to English translation needed.

>You can also use: .......No, not really, Roland.
You see, the Altavista translation (and other web-based programs) give a literal, word-for-word interpretation which often ends up being nonsensical at worst.These instructions, labels, menu items etcetera need a colloquial translation....into everyday language, in other words.That's why someone who is familiar with both languages and who uses both on an everyday basis is a far better translation service than a computerised utility.
The human can look at a word, phrase, paragraph and craft the translation to suit the real world.Thanks for your suggestion, however and I'm pleased to say that someone has already contacted me.Regards,
Bruce.

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