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| | Diana Nacu (X) 
Ireland
Local time: 01:00
Romanian to English
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| Dublin powwow details | May 22, 2007 |
Hi all,
I thought about a theme for this event: cross-linguistic contamination vs creative language (play). This would be of interest mostly to people who live in country where they do not speak/ practice their native language on a regular basis but also to any people who have experienced living abroad. I would like to get your feedback on this.
The way I am thinking of organising the day of the powwow is to begin with a lunch somewhere in town - possibly a picnic, we... See more Hi all,
I thought about a theme for this event: cross-linguistic contamination vs creative language (play). This would be of interest mostly to people who live in country where they do not speak/ practice their native language on a regular basis but also to any people who have experienced living abroad. I would like to get your feedback on this.
The way I am thinking of organising the day of the powwow is to begin with a lunch somewhere in town - possibly a picnic, weather permitting - and then head off to a quiet bar for drinks and discussions. We may also organise a little tour for people who don't live in Dublin.
Please let me know how much you would be willing to spend for dinner and what kind of food you may like, so I'll know what to look for. At the moment, I am thinking of a Mediterranean place, which is safe enough and is right next to the quiet bar I chose for the drinks/ chat.
Let me know what you think about all this,
Diana ▲ Collapse
| | | | RominaZ
Argentina
English to Spanish
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| Excellent idea! | May 23, 2007 |
Diana,
I like your idea a lot. I can also send invitations to let more people know about your powwow. I'll get in touch with you.
Romina
| | | | Diana Nacu (X)
Ireland
Local time: 01:00
Romanian to English
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Thank you all for confirming your attendance! I really do hope we are all there on the day. If you have any suggestions about the meeting itself, the topic, etc, please forward them here.
See you all soon,
Diana
| | | | Marc Sejourné
Cambodia
Local time: 07:00
English to French
In memoriam
It is a lonely business and it is good to meet with colleagues. I am French, doing EN->FR. Looking forward to meet with you all in Dubln!
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Diana Nacu (X)
Ireland
Local time: 01:00
Romanian to English
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| Lonely in Dublin no more! | May 30, 2007 |
You are right, Marc! It's good to meet fellow professionals every now and then, if not regularly.
Looking forward to seeing everyone there!
Best,
Diana
| | | | Tony Pratschke (X)
Ireland
Local time: 01:00
Irish to English
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| theme for event | May 30, 2007 |
I like Diana's suggestion for the theme. It would also apply to Irish language translators for whom English is their first language! This is a very important topic in these circumstances because of the volume of translation currently available and the insufficient number of native Irish speakers available.
Because of partial disability I would ask you to check for disability access to any picnic sites (and other venues!), please.
Mediterranean food - sounds great!
| | | | Diana Nacu (X)
Ireland
Local time: 01:00
Romanian to English
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| Powwow details | May 31, 2007 |
It's great that this event has generated a lot of interest!
In response to Orla's note, I was thinking of all of us (who are free) meeting up for lunch/ late lunch, depending on people's schedules, in the Fallon & Byrne restaurant. Deta... See more It's great that this event has generated a lot of interest!
In response to Orla's note, I was thinking of all of us (who are free) meeting up for lunch/ late lunch, depending on people's schedules, in the Fallon & Byrne restaurant. Details on this place here: http://www.menupages.ie/Restaurants/Fallon_~_Byrne.aspx?gclid=CPb4o8GfuIwCFQ4vlAodrDeU0A Take a look at the menu, and see if you like. We could always pick another place to eat, cos there are tonnes of restaurants in that area.
After the meal, we could pop into the Library Bar of the Central Hotel (http://www.centralhotel.ie/library-bar.php). I thought of having the meeting there because it's very quiet and reasonably spacious, and therefore, conversation propitious. We could then head on for a busy, noisy pub later.
Please let me know what you think and will try to reorganise this, if the places don't suit. I will have to check on disability access for Tony, in any event. I am not sure about the restaurant, but I believe the Central Hotel is OK in that regard.
Please get back to me with any ideas and suggestions about the meeting.
I will try to have representatives of the ITIA and of some translation companies there as well.
See you all soon,
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| | | | Diana Nacu (X)
Ireland
Local time: 01:00
Romanian to English
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| Resto, bar et al | May 31, 2007 |
Hi again,
I'm glad that some of you already agreed to the places I picked for the meeting. I'm gonna wait to see if they suit to a majority and then we can decide on a time for lunch. I'm available after 2pm, in any event.
Note: Please use the posting box at the bottom of the page, instead of changing your initial notes, so we can all see how the arrangements are progressing.
See you all soon,
Diana
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| I'll be there! | May 31, 2007 |
I arrived to Ireland from Argentina just a month ago, and it sounds a great idea to meet you all.
See you!
| | | | Vertimai
Ireland
Local time: 01:00
Lithuanian to English
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| An Out-of-town Venue | May 31, 2007 |
Hi All,
Another time you might like to come to Tullynally Castle in County Westmeath, where we live and have our tiny office (!). There is a coffee shop serving simple lunches and snacks every week-end until end of August, and the gardens and woodland walks are lovely at this time of the year. We can arrange a tour of the gardens, and there is plenty of seating for 30 or 40 people in the courtyard next to the coffee shop. Last week we had 70 school children visiting ! We can send... See more Hi All,
Another time you might like to come to Tullynally Castle in County Westmeath, where we live and have our tiny office (!). There is a coffee shop serving simple lunches and snacks every week-end until end of August, and the gardens and woodland walks are lovely at this time of the year. We can arrange a tour of the gardens, and there is plenty of seating for 30 or 40 people in the courtyard next to the coffee shop. Last week we had 70 school children visiting ! We can send some photos of the place if anyone is interested for a pow-wow some time, and it might be a nice day out for people who live in Dublin. ▲ Collapse
| | | | Diana Nacu (X)
Ireland
Local time: 01:00
Romanian to English
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Delia, we will definitely take you up on that offer, but until we will be able to walk in those beautiful gardens, out-of-Dublin people, let me know if you need directions for driving/ walking in beautiful Dublin and to the meeting!
I've included information about parking around the area we'll be in. Let me know if you need info on buses, DART, etc.
Diana
| | | | Diana Nacu (X)
Ireland
Local time: 01:00
Romanian to English
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There is a suggestion for an extra topic for this meeting. An Italian translator, Valentina Vignolo, has sent me the following message.
"I had an idea for an extra topic. I also thought of speaking about books about Ireland and Irish people (and language) written by foreign people.
Maybe, some of them have never been translated before. As far as it concerns Italian, please check out ... See more There is a suggestion for an extra topic for this meeting. An Italian translator, Valentina Vignolo, has sent me the following message.
"I had an idea for an extra topic. I also thought of speaking about books about Ireland and Irish people (and language) written by foreign people.
Maybe, some of them have never been translated before. As far as it concerns Italian, please check out
http://irlanda.blogosfere.it/books/
It's just a suggestion. Let me know what you think about it."
I know there are books about Ireland by writers from countries all over the world. Maybe it would be interesting to see how many there are indeed, and how these writers see Ireland. I immediately thought of Heirich Boll, but his account is not relevant anymore.
Let us know what you think. Valentina cannot sing into her proz.com account, but can be contacted here: VVignolo@libero.it
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Diana Nacu (X)
Ireland
Local time: 01:00
Romanian to English
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| Ex topic: other events in Dublin in June | Jun 1, 2007 |
Hi all,
June is a busy month in Dublin - so many events and things to do. Just
to see if anyone is interested/ participating in the following:
1. Bank holiday mini-marathon: anyone in it?
2. Dublin Writers' Festival:
http://www.dublinwritersfestival.com/programme.php There is a debate on
Fri, 15 June, 8pm about Ireland's multi... See more Hi all,
June is a busy month in Dublin - so many events and things to do. Just
to see if anyone is interested/ participating in the following:
1. Bank holiday mini-marathon: anyone in it?
2. Dublin Writers' Festival:
http://www.dublinwritersfestival.com/programme.php There is a debate on
Fri, 15 June, 8pm about Ireland's multicultural transformation.
3. I'll be accompanying an American friend on a Bloomsday tour, on June 16. Anyone interested in coming along?
4. For people who also work as interpreters in Dublin/ Ireland: there
is an interpreters' meeting organised by the Interpreting Sub-Committee of the ITIA, on 20th June, 7pm. The most likely venue is the Irish Writers' Centre.
If you are registered members of the ITIA, you will read about it in
the upcoming bulletin and probably receive an e-mail. If you are not
members of the ITIA, but work as interpreters and would like to attend,
I could keep you posted.
Diana ▲ Collapse
| | | | Chiaru
Local time: 01:00
English to Italian
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| thanks for all the info | Jun 1, 2007 |
Hi Diana, thank you for all the info about the June events in Dublin. I work as an Italian interpreter (Russian being my second language, unfortunatlely dormant here in Ireland) and would be very much interested in attending the sub-committee meeting of the ITIA. Please do keep me posted. if I don't get bookings for that day I will most certainly attent.
Also, despite this being my 3rd year in Ireland I could never attend Bloomsday in the past as I was working in an office. I would be very... See more Hi Diana, thank you for all the info about the June events in Dublin. I work as an Italian interpreter (Russian being my second language, unfortunatlely dormant here in Ireland) and would be very much interested in attending the sub-committee meeting of the ITIA. Please do keep me posted. if I don't get bookings for that day I will most certainly attent.
Also, despite this being my 3rd year in Ireland I could never attend Bloomsday in the past as I was working in an office. I would be very happy to join you, if that is ok. Thanks again! It's great to network and exchange experiences! Chiara ▲ Collapse
| | | | Vertimai
Ireland
Local time: 01:00
Lithuanian to English
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Diana, Your suggestion of discussing books about Ireland and Irish people (and language) written by foreign people is an excellent idea. There is one book written by a Latvian, about people working in the mushroom growing industry in Ireland, and the book has been translated into Lithuanian, but not (as far as I know) into Irish or English. Jack
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