Special Language Glossaries: TERM-ONLINE: Term banks and Thesauri
Term banks, terminological data banks EcoLexicon - terminological resource developed by the LexiCon Research Group at the University of Granada [ok 5.2.2016 an]ETB - EuroTermBank. EuroTermBank Consortium [ok 5.2.2016 an]FranceTerme. La délégation générale à la langue française et aux langues de France (ministère de la culture et de la communication).[ok 5.2.2016 an]FAOTERM - Terminologie de la FAO.
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I moved to Geneva to be with my husband, Olivier, who had moved there because his job required him to. My restaurant French was just passable. Drugstore French was a stretch. IKEA French was pretty much out of the question, meaning that, since Olivier, a native speaker, worked twice as many hours a week as Swiss stores were open, we went for months without things like lamps. We had established our life together in London, where we met on more or less neutral ground: his continent, my language.
6 resources every translator should use - Web-Translations
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UNTERM
UNTERM is a multilingual terminology database maintained jointly by the main duty stations and regional commissions of the United Nations system. Content UNTERM provides terminology and nomenclature in subjects relevant to the work of the United Nations. Information is provided in the six UN official languages, and there are also entries in German and Portuguese. Purpose This database is a linguistic tool created primarily to facilitate the work of United Nations staff members and other people around the world who participate or are interested in the Organization's activities.
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JOHNSON is a fan of the Freakonomics books and columns. But this week’s podcast makes me wonder if the team of Stephen Dubner and Steven Levitt aren’t overstretching themselves a bit. “Is learning a foreign language really worth it?”, asks the headline.
