Entreprenurial Linguist, the Book. All the tools you need to go from “just” linguist to being Entrepreneurial Linguist. By Judy A. Jenner and Dagmar V. Jenner
Vita Brevis (Spanish). Publishing house whom I collaborate with.
Wordhord. Translation humor, glossaries and books.
I'm pretty sure that some Lena's colleague teachers are grammar inquisitors too
ReplyDeleteYour great, Mox. You're stories are so true :P
ReplyDeletehahahaha so true!
ReplyDeleteDo you honestly think all mathematicians find partners? I don't.
ReplyDeleteBwahaha! The road to translator-hood is littered with Dr Rectals :)
ReplyDeleteBwahaha! The road to translator-hood is littered with Dr Rectals :)
ReplyDeleteMox, you're awesome.
ReplyDeleteAnd btw, this road is littered with illiterate wannabe translators as well, Sarah!
Can you introduce me to him? I think we'd get along really well :)
ReplyDeleteGrammar macht frei!
ReplyDeleteIt's hard not to be a grammar inquisitor, when so many people tend to forget how to use them.
ReplyDeleteHow to use "them"? Who, "them"?
DeleteI am not sure, but let's burn them at the stake! And then we'll publish a blog post about it (them).
DeleteI bet "them" refered to "your" and "you're"... that's the only explanation I can find...
DeleteSeeing how some people write, I sympathize with Dr. Rectal... Always funny, Alejandro!
ReplyDeleteThis is funny!!!
ReplyDeleteThat so funny! And the title is so funny too.. :D
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ReplyDeleteIt was actually funny-ish, and not true at all.
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