Tag Archives: translation

For my Chinese readers

Posted on 2020-09-28 by Andreas Moser

Writing a blog for an international audience is very complicated. People in California are never awake when I write in Europe. People in Australia and Argentina are reading it upside down. And in China, when you want to access my … Continue reading →

Posted in China, Language | Tagged censorship, translation, writing | 11 Comments

The Millionaire Translators of Montenegro

Posted on 2018-02-13 by Andreas Moser

Zur deutschen Fassung dieser Geschichte. Tivat is different from the rest of Montenegro: more glitzy, more shiny, more expensive, more show-off. All the things I don’t like. I only go there regularly because I am trying to visit the Maritime … Continue reading →

Posted in History, Language, Montenegro, Photography, Politics, Travel | Tagged business, Tivat, translation, Yugoslavia | 94 Comments

Random Thoughts (11)

Posted on 2017-04-13 by Andreas Moser

Mohammad Mostafaei, the lawyer with whom I was arrested in Iran, has written a book. He says I am in it too, but I can’t read Norwegian, so I have to wait for a translation. Does anyone still remember José Echegaray … Continue reading →

Posted in Books, France, History, Human Rights, Iran, Language, Law, Mexico, Military, Politics, Sports, Travel, World War II | Tagged cigars, flying, Health, Human Rights, Mark Twain, Nazis, running, smoking, Statistics, translation | Leave a comment

No liability for intergalactic struggle

Posted on 2017-02-20 by Andreas Moser

When I do legal translations, I often wonder if anyone will ever read all the terms and conditions and privacy policies that I translate. Probably not. Even I as a lawyer don’t read them very often. That brings up the … Continue reading →

Posted in Language, Law | Tagged translation | 3 Comments

Don’t be stingy with the translator!

Posted on 2014-02-03 by Andreas Moser

Sometimes, or more specifically when I am about to run out of money, I work as a translator (for English and German). Although I’d much rather translate spy novels, as a lawyer I am of course most qualified for legal … Continue reading →

Posted in Language, Technology, Terrorism | Tagged oDesk, Terrorism, translation | 7 Comments