an antire article......
Polish translation: Read on, please
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Read on, please Explanation: Dear Patty, First, I want to apologize for the confusing signals you have encountered: at the moment, as the ProZ site is getting its facelift, there happen to be two links for "translation help." Since you wound up clicking on the link to the KudoZ section of ProZ, let me explain that KudoZ' mission is providing translators who have terminology questions with some help but not translating a whole page. I'd recommend that in the future you "post a job" instead by clicking on "Need translation? Post a job." Alternatively, you can pick an English to Polish translator to handle your job. There are many excellent translators on ProZ. To find one in the language combination you require, click on "Find pros" (http://www.proz.com/v3/index.php3?sp=wi&sid=)and select the "source" and the "target" languages. Otherwise, translators cannot communicate with you since you have not provided your e-mail address. Hope that will help. Regards, Jacek Krankowski Moderator EN=>PL |
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