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Happy International Translation Day 2020! – ¡Feliz Día Internacional del Traductor 2020!

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International Translation Day – 30 September 2020 The Spanish Language Division (SPD) of the American Translators Association (ATA) joins in the celebration of translators and interpreters around the world on this International Translation Day 2020! Thank you, ATA SPD members, for your dedication, contribution, and commitment to the advancement of the translation and interpreting fields!   “Each year, translators, interpreters

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Happy 2019 International Translation Day! ¡Feliz Día Internacional del Traductor 2019!

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International Translation Day – 30 September 2019 The Spanish Language Division (SPD) of the American Translators Association (ATA) joins in the celebration of translators and interpreters around the world on this 2019 International Translation Day! In celebration of International Translation Day, we asked leaders of the ATA SPD to share with us two of their translation/interpretation essential resources plus a

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ATA Board voted to postpone decoupling until January 1, 2021.

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The ATA Board voted to postpone decoupling (opening the ATA certification exam to nonmembers) until January 1, 2021. Decoupling was originally planned for January 1, 2020. Click the link below to view the reasons behind the decision to open the exam to nonmembers, as well as details about the implementation of this change. Link: Frequently Asked Questions about Opening the Certification

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Happy 2018 International Translation Day! ¡Feliz Día Internacional del Traductor de 2018!

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International Translation Day – 30 September 2018 The Spanish Language Division (SPD) of the American Translators Association joins in the celebration of translators and interpreters around the world on this 2018 International Translation Day! In celebration of the International Translation Day, we asked leaders of the SPD to tell us why they love being translators and interpreters. Why do you love

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