International Translation Day in 2022

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2022 Date	September 30, 2022
2023 Date	September 30, 2023

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Friday, Sep 30

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International Translation Day in 2022

International Translation Day celebrates the work of language professionals. Their work helps bring nations together and strengthens world ties.

Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for International Translation Day - in 2022

Updated 03:21

Tomorrow is #InternationalTranslationDay! Let's celebrate the role #translators play in creating "A World Without Barriers!" Their work opens up so many worlds to us! #ITD2022 #xl8 https://t.co/qlJZVcKrnC https://t.co/lsDa0LLANK
— Language Portal of Canada (@Our_languages) September 29, 2022

Translation: today is Truth and Reconciliation Day, so I am going to lie and pretend I care about indigenous causes when I am really just working for Big Oil. I can pretend to care and today’s propaganda writes itself. https://t.co/LZQhrEKaoi
— Brenda M-P (@wrldgrlbmp) October 1, 2022

@NickBuckleyMBE Translation: Today was an experiment day. I say things to get women riled up and then I completely ignore them when they call me out on my misogyny. It was so much fun! And I have no idea why they would be upset about me watching women in change rooms.
— Anna (@JunusAnna) September 29, 2022

@ATTLC_LTAC Join us on Zoom for the 2022 International Translation Day reading on October 2nd, at 2 PM MDT! To register: https://t.co/dIVFMqbmOt https://t.co/RHYUjVuRxl
— Leilei Chen MoYi (@leileichenlei) September 27, 2022

Me: Finished work and back to home at 23:00 and still need to deal some documents then finally bed at 00:30, also need to get up at 08:00 next day, really should sleep NOW. My brain: Let me just work on that amazing translation let me PLZ. 😭gimme 36 hours for a day.
— Nrober (@Nesyam0005) September 27, 2022

Translation of white person language: "Thanks for the information, I'm going to continue to find a way to justify cultural appropriation. Have a great day!" I just don't get it. There's a difference between cultural exchange & cultural appropriation, this is not cool peeps: https://t.co/gyp196wvYE
— TheArtofApril-Anna (@ArtofAprilAnna) September 30, 2022

Today was my last day at my teaching job! 🎊 Now I can really put all my attention into writing and looking for another J-E translation gig
— StarYu @ fake oberon fan (@wafumayo) September 30, 2022

Translation lets us go beyond the borders of our country. It introduces us to a whole new world of different thinking, beliefs, and ways of living life. Happy International Translation Day! #makehomecanada #language #internationalday https://t.co/B3wdhLzZYc
— Make Home Canada (@MakeHomeCanada) September 30, 2022

ATIA invites all of our members, sister organizations, and the public to take part in the FREE October 1st, International Translation Day Online Symposium. We look forward to seeing you! Please register for the events here: https://t.co/fvU1EMxhdT https://t.co/8XP1uvFVJ5
— ATIA (@ATIAinfo) September 23, 2022

Inuk word of the day: Social Services - NiKitaatitsijik. The translation doesn't mean Social Services, but what they used to offer us, vouchers to help us get food. Ne - he - taw - tit - se - yick
— angusandersen900 (@AndersenAngus) September 26, 2022