Re: Icelandic - French - English

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Posted by James O'Hara on June 16, 19100 at 17:13:12:

In Reply to: Re: Icelandic - French - English posted by Alex Eames on December 04, 1999 at 14:54:13:

: : Is it likely that Icelandic translation skills are ever needed to or from either French or English?
: : Although the languge is unique - so are the people who may want it translating!

: : Has anyone heard of a need?

: I have never been asked for this combination, but I suspect there MUST be a market for it somewhere.

: Alex

I'm a BBC Journalist in Soke-on-Trent, England. You may be aware that Stoke City Football Club is owned by Icelanders. There have been many occassions in my work where I've wanted an Icelandic website translating. Many fans have posted on internet message boards in pleas for help. My journalist contemporaries in Reykjavik all speak perfect English but I'm currently looking at a Windows translator package at 40Dollars.

Jim.

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: : : Is it likely that Icelandic translation skills are ever needed to or from either French or English? : : : Although the languge is unique - so are the people who may want it translating! : : : Has anyone heard of a need? : : <font size=4>I have never been asked for this combination, but I suspect there <b>MUST</b> be a market for it somewhere. : : Alex</font> : I'm a BBC Journalist in Soke-on-Trent, England. You may be aware that Stoke City Football Club is owned by Icelanders. There have been many occassions in my work where I've wanted an Icelandic website translating. Many fans have posted on internet message boards in pleas for help. My journalist contemporaries in Reykjavik all speak perfect English but I'm currently looking at a Windows translator package at 40Dollars. : Jim.

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