#Interpret and translate

[blobbei-art]

ANT-Tenna and some game accurate(-ish?) ANT Tenna. I drew him normally once and then proceeded to exclusively bug-ify him.

It would be fun if he had to plug in his own AV inputs to the mic/his screen!

[kensatou]

meanwhile notes put up by the guy hired by my dad to help with foreign guests at his little ryokan in rural japan (“my english is not perfect,” said the guy earnestly. “but i think i can always get the meaning across.” “great,” said my dad. “that’s all that matters.”):

[shrews-art]

A bond made of fire and spider webs

[maximumsupportservices]

Disability Services Providers in Brisbane

Disability support services offer a wide range of services and activities for people with disabilities. These include physiotherapy, positive behaviour support and speech therapy. These services can help people improve their quality of life and achieve their goals.

My Disability Provider is an NDIS registered provider that offers a variety of services for individuals with disabilities. These include community access, group and center-based activities, personalised support, and respite care. To know more about Disability Services Providers Brisbane, visit the Maximum Support Services website or call 1300983885.

They provide home support, respite and short term breaks, community participation, and allied health. They also help participants to find the best housing for their needs. Their residential services include Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) and shared NDIS housing. This includes purpose-built apartments in the suburb of Mitchelton.

Other than disability services, Maximum Support Services offers a variety of health care services such as mental health support and nursing services. They have been providing person-centred supports and services to people with disabilities for over 18 years. They are a leading NDIS registered provider for Logan, Ipswich, Gold Coast, Moreton Bay, Redland Bay, and Lockyer Valley.

They offer a wide range of disability services in Brisbane. Their services include a disability service coordination, allied health assistance, and thalidomide support service. They also provide home modification and community nursing services. They are open 24/7 and are responsive to urgent requests from clients. To learn more about their disability services, please call them or submit a contact form online.

If you are looking for disability services providers Brisbane, look no further than Diverse Disability Services. This NDIS registered service provider offers a wide range of support options, including home and living assistance, community participation, life stage transition support, and mental health and wellbeing support. It also provides community nursing care and support coordination.

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is an Australian government scheme that provides day-to-day disability support to help people with disabilities live a more independent lifestyle. It can be difficult to navigate the complex landscape of NDIS, but a good disability services provider can help you make sense of it all.

There are many services and resources available to people with disability in Australia, including the Disability Gateway website and phone advice line. This service provides information on disability services and how to access them, and can help you make a complaint about an NDIS service provider. It also has information on the National Auslan Interpreter Booking Service and the National Companion Card scheme.

National Ability Service is a non-profit organization that provides disability services to empower individuals with various disabilities. Its programs are designed to help individuals achieve their goals by building self-esteem, confidence, and lifetime skills through sport, recreation, and educational programs. Its aim is to inspire individual achievement and create a global impact for people with different abilities.

This provider is a registered NDIS provider that offers customized services to assist participants with their daily activities. They also provide community access, home support, respite care, and Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA). Moreover, they can assist participants in finding comfortable and secure housing.

The National Ability Supports System (NASS) is a database that records information about disability-funded services. It is maintained by the Health Research Board (HRB) and the HSE. Its data collection is conducted through an online web-based system, LINK. NASS collects demographic, socioeconomic, and diagnostic information about service users and their needs. The information is used by the HRB and the HSE to plan, develop, and organise services.

WMQ provides community care services, including home support, respite and specialist residential care for people with complex needs. Their compassionate team is committed to helping you to stay independent at home as long as possible. Their home care packages are subsidised by the Australian government and include personal care, domestic assistance and regular nursing help.

Wesley Mission Queensland is also the provider of two new mental health and wellbeing service streams launching in early 2023. The first stream is designed to support adults experiencing situational distress, while the second is aimed at people who identify as LGBTIQAP+. To know more about Disability Services Providers Brisbane, visit the Maximum Support Services website or call 1300983885.

Karl Meng says moving into Wesley Mission Queensland’s Rosemount retirement community in Sinnamon Park “just felt right”. “I know I’m getting good care, they look after me and it feels like my own home,” he says. “And I can always ask for help if I need it.” Located in Geebung, the community offers spacious single, double and superior suites.

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Out of sight, out of - wait.

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[wackywatchdotcom]

i think theoretically the idea of caine adding in some sort of pet would be very fun and cute but i cant help but think pomni would be unnerved by it

[fogbreo]

ang ilaw ng tahanan (the light of the family)

[dandeleon]

urapocere 💙❄️

-> fan mv i based this heavily off of + english translation <-

->my adipocere animation<-

[mxystan]

taiwan travelogue by yang shuangzi tr. lin king is indeed an award-winning banger and perhaps the first time in my life i've ever felt vindicated for dual-wielding a novel with its english translation because the act of translation itself is such a big theme in the novel. big win for metafiction-obsessed himejin everywhere!!

[emrys-rusts]

I keep seeing medival arthurian literature pop up on my dash, and I did a little digging because I'm a huge literature, arts and language nerd

I dont know you, and you dont know me, but I really love you guys, wherever you may be

Good for you good for you

I admire the dedication

[corsairspade]

every time i interact with the silmarillion i get weirdly excited about the fact that the authorial intent is that it's a translation of historical accounts. it's a tertiary source! none of it is first hand. it makes it so much more interesting. was the legendarium a mannish tradition? what parts of these were written by pengolodh? by rumil? what loremaster has recorded this? would there be bias in the accounting? can i trust what i'm reading, from this viewpoint, this many years after it would have been written?

what has been mythologised, what has been sanitised, what is third-hand written on rumour? it's such an interesting thing to consider.

[maximumsupportservices]

Interpret and Translate in Brisbane

Interpreters and Translators must capture the content, style and form of the original language and accurately render it into another. This involves a great deal of work and expertise.

It is important to note that Queensland Government departments and agencies are required to provide interpreting services to customers with language difficulties. This is to ensure that their information is understood and their needs met. To know more about Interpret and Translate, visit the Maximum Support Services website or call 1300983885.

The Brisbane region is a multicultural hub that attracts migrants from all over the world. As such, it has a large need for high-quality translation and interpreter services. This is especially true for businesses, which rely on effective communication to build trust with clients.

According to the latest census, the majority of people in Brisbane speak English at home. However, many other languages are also spoken, including Mandarin, Vietnamese, Cantonese and Spanish.

In addition to English, many Indigenous Australians use their traditional language at home. There are more than 100 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages and dialects that map the experiences, lore and stories of First Nations peoples with their country and community.

These languages are under threat as only a small number of fluent speakers remain. Nevertheless, the State Library of Queensland supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities in their revitalisation, documentation and preservation efforts. You can listen to songs in indigenous languages from around Australia on Spotify through the playlist ‘Holding Our Tongues’.

In Australia, a NAATI translator is a professional who specialises in translation and interpreting services. The qualifications required to become a translator are a bachelor’s degree in translation or equivalent experience and certification from the National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters (NAATI).

NAATI translators must be proficient in both languages and understand cultural differences. They use their expertise to convey meaning in an accurate and natural manner. They also recognise idiomatic expressions and emotional nuances, which machine translation cannot.

There are various levels of credentials that NAATI translators can hold, ranging from recognised practising translator to certified translator. The highest level is a certified advanced translator, which is only available to those who have proven their skills over many years.

Migrants in Brisbane must navigate a rigorous visa application process to live here, and all documents that aren’t written in English need to be translated by an accredited translator. Choosing the right translator is crucial to ensure that your documents are understood and accepted by all parties.

Often, important documents like birth certificates, medical records, and legal proceedings will require certified translations. Moreover, procedures with government entities such as applying for visas or claiming benefits may require that these documents are translated by a NAATI-certified translator.

Professional translation services provide not just a word-for-word conversion but also adapt the content to the context and tone of your target audience. This is especially important in marketing materials, which are designed to engage your audience and build trust.

To ensure your translations are of high quality, look for a provider that has linguists with industry expertise in the subject matter of your documents. Translators with industry knowledge can help navigate complex technical terminology and convey the original meaning of your documents. This helps you build trust with your international stakeholders and achieve business goals.

Business translation involves translating documents, communications, and marketing content from one language to another. It is an important tool for businesses that are seeking to expand their global reach and cultivate long-term relationships with international customers and partners.

Translating business materials and communications is a complex task that requires an in-depth understanding of both cultures, languages, and business practices. It is also essential to know how to properly localize business content, as some words may have different meanings in other countries. To know more about Interpret and Translate, visit the Maximum Support Services website or call 1300983885.

It’s also helpful to have a translation management system (TMS) in place that can help reduce turnaround times, increase consistency across markets, and provide visibility into project progress. Using a platform like Centus will allow you to create a translation repository that all translators can access, which will save you time and money in the long run. It will also help you maintain consistency in terminology and brand messaging. This will ensure that all translations are done according to your brand’s guidelines and overarching localization strategy.

[an-eggs-quest]

Been thinking about them lately

Song: Porque Te Vas - Jeanette

If you saw the other version no you didn’t

[wyervan]

would Sun be mad if i fiddled with his hair? Not in a grooming way. . . more like. . .

Would he let me grab a strand and twirl it around my finger?

Mmh! Okay—only if you guys were like, super familiar already. and he liked you. a lot. and he knew your hands were clean. Otherwise, Moonie's the only one he's comfortable with touching his hair. Anyone else tries it, and he’ll be flinching away, making excuses, and inching toward the Lysol.

If all the above is true, he quite likes having his hair played with! Twirling strands, gentle tugs, carding through his mane with your fingers. He’s lids will droop and he’ll get a dopey smile on his face 🥴. Be nearly purring in no time.

[royalarchivist]

Richarlyson: You're skinny sir, are you eating well these days?

Pac: Not really. To tell you the truth, I've been eating... I stole, together with my son, we stole some cupcakes from the Federation. I ate some, but I know chocolate isn't the best thing to eat, right?

Richarlyson: 12 kilos D:

Pac: 12 kilos?!? No– what? My god. My god... Am I malnourished, Doctovo? Am I- Am I malnourished?

Richarlyson: You weigh less than a pitbull, sir.

Pac: Less than the singer? Damn... [Laughs]

Richarlyson: [Hits Pac]