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Burmese Translation for the word "client"
| Posted on 8 July, 2012 at 21:17 |
Burmese
translation for the word "client" Sometimes
a simple word can't get you move and you probably get stuck in the middle of
your translation. You thought you know the appropriate translation for the word
but in fact when you translate it, you find yourself that you are not very happy
with it completely. Because you thought that the translated word, which may be
common in Burma, you put in is not very closely related with the context of the
source document. In this situation, how do you feel? The word I am referring to
is "Client." We do not have many relevant translations for this word.
Please consider the following: ·
Client
for a Law Firm ·
Client
for a retail outlet ·
Client
for Hospital or Clinic ·
Client
for Libraries ·
Client
for resettlement services providers. ·
Client
for natural therapies and etc, Would
you use the same translated word for all of the above services? Burmese word
for the client is common for the client of law firm. Another Burmese word for
this is for the client of retail outlet. In the case that you translate a
letter or a brochure for the other service providers, how would you translate "client" ?
For example: A physiotherapist writes a letter to his client for an appointment, and the letter starts with "Dear client." How would
you translate "Dear client"? |
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saleem
9:35 on 9 July, 2012
Agree totally. And yes, there are quite a few words like that which you find it difficult to translate to convey its proper meaning. As for the word "client" I personally still use "wun-soung-hmu ya-shi-thu" (and for service procvider: "wun-soung-shin") because I believe that in most cases, this word suffices. As we would all agree, for law firms: "a-hmu-their", retailers "phauk-their", for medical related: "lu-nar" (what else could it be?), library: "a-thin-thar" (I dont think libraries use the word 'client", they use "members"). In any case, the western world has evolved a lot in the last few decades, so much so that the meanings and concepts behind social, political and business transactions have changed resulting in coining of fancy and sophisticated words, generic words. (people are now even commodified):-) But we also need to consider how practical or meaningful are these words in other parts of the world especially in societies where social justice, law and order are practically non-existent? Take the word "ombudsman": the word can be an oxymoron in a lot of countries! Well this is my two bob's worth :-) Good work Tony...
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saleem habibullah
9:46 on 9 July, 2012
Just one more thing...we must of coure=se try our level best to translate a word to convey its proper meaning but we need to be careful too, not to end up with an "anglicised" word - burmese words but not meaning much. When we are translating, we need to imagine that the end readers would be not only from Australia but also possibly from Myanmar as well as Myanmar people residing in other countries - would they really understand what I have translated?
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Tony Latt
23:03 on 9 July, 2012
Hi Saleem,
I know you have heap of experience in Burmese translation. Could you share some other words that we may have the same scenario? Thanks, Tony Latt
I know you have heap of experience in Burmese translation. Could you share some other words that we may have the same scenario? Thanks, Tony Latt
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Saleem
8:02 on 12 July, 2012
Tony Latt says...
Hi Saleem,
I know you have heap of experience in Burmese translation. Could you share some other words that we may have the same scenario? Thanks, Tony Latt
Some words that spring to mind are: access, committment, profile (e.g. school), profiling (e.g. racial), sexual orientation, dedication. My main cocnern here is to have an agreed standard amongst the translators.Cheers.
P.S. Perhaps it would be an idea where we could maintain a central depository for words like these, which all of us could consult when necessary?
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Tony Latt
23:02 on 12 July, 2012
Good idea, Saleem. We have a lot of English terms that have no unique corresponding translation in Burmese, so one interpretation of a translator may lead to a different view for other translators.In this case uniformity among the translators is most desired. Your idea is very good. Recently I have edited a translation in which a term " Access and Equity" the translation of which is not wrong but I am not very happy with it because I thought it is not closely related to the context of the subject and that I thought we still have other better option for it. In this scenario we need a heated discussion among translators. So how can we make it happen?
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