Can I use google translate to jobs at proz? Autor vlákna: Whitelions
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Can I use google translate software if I hired as translator with proz. What is the pay here for translators ?
| | | | Sheila Wilson 
Španělsko
Local time: 07:01
Člen (2007)
angličtina
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| Are you serious or just having a laugh? | May 20, 2017 |
Whichever it is, the answer to your first question is no.
Secondly, we aren't actually hired here - we just meet clients here and then we go off and discuss terms.
Thirdly, I imagine you could find someone working for just about any rate you can imagine. There's nothing fixed.
| | | | | translation software | May 21, 2017 |
Sheila Wilson wrote:Whichever it is, the answer to your first question is no.
There are many good translation softwares you will find on the internet. Translation can be done by copy and paste.
| | | | Susan Welsh
Spojené státy americké
Local time: 02:01
ruština -> angličtina
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| what is proz | May 21, 2017 |
Why would you ask a question here without bothering to find out what sort of platform proz is? There's plenty of information on the site, FAQs, etc. For example:
http://www.proz.com/about/overview
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DZiW (X)
Ukrajina
angličtina -> ruština
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| Can vs May; and the rest | May 21, 2017 |
Of cause, with caution and understanding one both can (physically able to) and may (not restricted) use machine translation (MT) or whatever--in reason.
However, the first requirement is both source and target (foreign and native) language competences, including the culture awareness, and specialization (a field or an expertise).
The second requirement is also a must--relevant business skills and interpersonal relations.
If a would-be translator can... See more Of cause, with caution and understanding one both can (physically able to) and may (not restricted) use machine translation (MT) or whatever--in reason.
However, the first requirement is both source and target (foreign and native) language competences, including the culture awareness, and specialization (a field or an expertise).
The second requirement is also a must--relevant business skills and interpersonal relations.
If a would-be translator cannot convey the idea properly, then it's just too early to be hired as a specialist. Practice makes perfect)
Does this really look ok?
क्या मैं google अनुवाद सॉफ्टवेयर का उपयोग कर सकता हूं अगर मैं प्रोज़ के साथ अनुवादक के रूप में काम पर रखा अनुवादकों के लिए यहां वेतन क्या है ?
Cheers
[Edited at 2017-05-21 13:30 GMT] ▲ Collapse
| | | | Samuel Murray
Nizozemsko
Local time: 08:01
Člen (2006)
angličtina -> afrikánština
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| Two questions, two answers | May 21, 2017 |
Whitelions wrote:
Can I use Google Translate if I'm hired as translator via Proz.com?
Yes, although most clients will appreciate it if you fix the translation before sending it to them, so that the translation is accurate and the language is correct.
What is the pay here for translators?
There is no minimum and no maximum.
| | | | Sheila Wilson
Španělsko
Local time: 07:01
Člen (2007)
angličtina
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| How much would it be worth? | May 21, 2017 |
Samuel Murray wrote
There is no minimum and no maximum.
Think about it from the client's point of view. Raw GT output would be worth zero. GT output that has had a few seconds of post-editing done on it would be worth maybe $0.01 per word, probably less. If you fail to spot that GT has changed a negative to an affirmative, or similar howler that it's fond of, it could result in a court case.
| | | | Ricki Farn
Německo
Local time: 08:01
angličtina -> němčina
| You can also live knee deep in hamsters, but do you want to? | May 21, 2017 |
You can't even use Google Translate on lots of jobs for confidentiality reasons (the source text is sent to Google Translate via the internet, so someone can find out its contents in the process).
The asker reminds me of people who think they can earn money by breeding pet hamsters - hey, it's fast, easy, and cheap, isn't it? They end up with a surprising amount of hamsters, no market for them, and no clue as to what has gone wrong.
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Tom in London
Velká Británie
Local time: 07:01
Člen (2008)
italština -> angličtina
Whitelions wrote:
Can I use google translate software if I hired as translator with proz.
No.
And there should be a question mark after "proz" (which should be capitalised).
[Edited at 2017-05-21 17:55 GMT]
| | | | Nina Esser
Německo
Local time: 08:01
angličtina -> němčina
| Just wondering... | May 21, 2017 |
...if the OP meant to ask if, as a client, s/he can ask for MTPE services here at ProZ ("aS translator" being a typo)? That'd make at least a little bit more sense than asking about selling raw MT output...
| | | | Samuel Murray
Nizozemsko
Local time: 08:01
Člen (2006)
angličtina -> afrikánština
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Sheila Wilson wrote: Samuel Murray wrote
There is no minimum and no maximum. Raw GT output would be worth zero. GT output that has had a few seconds of post-editing done on it would be worth maybe $0.01 per word, probably less.
Oh, my reply w.r.t. the second question does not relate to the use of Google Translate, but in general.
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