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Maria Teresa Borges de Almeida
Maria Teresa Borges de Almeida  Identity Verified
ポルトガル
Local time: 12:28
2007に入会
英語 から ポルトガル語
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No Aug 20

Translation and copywriting use different techniques and serve different roles. I have been transcreating for a while and I did work in advertising many years ago, but copywriting is not my cup of tea…
 
Peter Motte
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ベルギー
Local time: 13:28
2009に入会
オランダ語 から フラマン語
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What's in the mind of the client? Aug 20

Maria Teresa Borges de Almeida wrote:

Translation and copywriting use different techniques and serve different roles. I have been transcreating for a while and I did work in advertising many years ago, but copywriting is not my cup of tea…


Often the biggest question is: What's in the mind of the client? Writing your own texts is not the same as writing somebody else's texts.
 


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