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SlavFile<\/em>,<\/em> the print newsletter of the Slavic Language Division, was published quarterly until the last issue, 2024 Winter SlavFile<\/a>. The role of the division newsletter is now fulfilled by the blog on this website (see the “blog” tab above).<\/em><\/p>\n Aside from keeping readers informed of Division and relevant ATA activities, the mission of the newsletter is to provide information that will help facilitate the careers and professional development of translators and interpreters of Slavic languages and to entertain and inform them in areas related to these careers. We also seek to do everything possible to enable interactions among our geographically dispersed members.<\/p>\n We publish:<\/p>\n Many features are designed to elicit reader feedback, which is then published. Unsolicited contributions are warmly encouraged.<\/p>\n All columns and articles we publish are in English. All terms cited in the original language within an otherwise English article will be accompanied by an English translation.<\/p>\n We publish articles relating to all Slavic languages, as well as non-Slavic languages of the former Soviet Union.<\/p>\n We currently have editors overseeing material in Bosnian\/Croatian\/ Serbian and Polish and are actively seeking volunteer editors to represent the additional Slavic languages other than Russian.<\/p>\n John Riedl: Artificial Intelligence and Translation * ATA64 Conference Reviews: Chris Pawlowski and Eugenia Tietz-Sokolskaya on Carol Apollonio’s DS sessions; Steven McGrath on Katarzyna Diehl’s “Handling Foreign Terms in Polish”; Marisa Irwin on Eugenia Tietz-Sokolskaya’s session on denominalization; Shelley Fairweather-Vega on Natalia Postrigan and Steven McGrath’s session on adding Ukrainian as a working language; Larry Bogoslaw on “Invasion,” presented by Vladimir Reznikov, Margarita Sotnikova, and Steven McGrath * Administrative Column * Minutes of SLD Annual Meeting * Nora Favorov: Farewell to SlavFile?<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Interview with Carol Apollonio * SLD Business: Admin Column, Meet the New Administrators, and ATA64 Preview * Evgeny Terekhin: One Fundamental Flaw of AI * Dmitry Beschetny: Messenger Marketing for Freelance Translators * Vatslav Yehurnov: Notes from the Ukrainian Translator Front * Lydia Stone: Children’s Poetry in Translation<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Focus on South Slavic issue * The Poetry of Aco \u0160opov: An Interview with Christina Kramer and Rawley Grau * Martha Kosir: On the Slovenian Dual in Poetry Translation * Will Firth: “Added” Effort * Ana Bi\u0161kup: Proofreading Academic Articles in Croatian * Armin \u0160uvali\u0107: My Path to a Career in Translation * Lydia Razran Stone and Ivana Grabar: SlavFile Lite * Ellen Elias-Bursa\u0107: The BCMS Workshop at the 2022 British Centre for Literary Translation Summer School * David Stephenson Croatian Certification Twenty Years On<\/p>\n<\/div>\n ATA63: Dmitry Buzadzhi’s “Translation and Interpreting as Acting” reviewed by Svetlana Jacobs * Dmitry Buzadzhi’s “Anticipation in Interpreting” reviewed by John Riedl * Svetlana Ruth’s “Americanisms: To Use or Not to Use” reviewed by Larry Bogoslaw * Newcomer’s review by Tamara Hoard * SLD Award Winners * Larry Bogoslaw’s translation of “\u0422\u0438 \u0436 \u043c\u0435\u043d\u0435 \u043fi\u0434\u043c\u0430\u043d\u0443\u043b\u0430” * Annual Meeting Minutes || Martha Kosir: Poetry of Vita \u017derjal Pavlin * Liv Bliss: Remembering Kim Braithwaite * Steven McGrath: Interview with ChatGPT * Larry Bogoslaw: Translating the poetry of Alexander Veytsman * Nora Favorov: SlavFile’s Past and Future<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n An Interview with SLD 2022 Greiss Speaker Dmitry Buzadzhi * \nNotes from the Administrative Underground * Slavic Track Sessions at ATA63 * Liv Bliss: Volunteering for the WHLC * Information about the SLD Annual Dinner in Los Angeles * Vladimir Kovner: Translating Okudzhava * Nora Seligman Favorov: A Tale of Two Historical Terms * Lydia Razran Stone: Idiomatic Pairings of Russian and English Sayings * Martha Kosir: The Poetry of Miklav\u017e Komelj<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Joint issue of SlavFile and ITI Polish Network’s Przek\u0142ady * Kasia Beresford: Interview with Antonia Lloyd-Jones * Kate Sotejeff-Wilson: Conversation with Jennifer Croft * Peter Nicholson: A Forgotten English \u201cD\u0105browski Mazurka\u201d * Arkadiusz Kaczorowski and Karolina Pawlak: Avoiding Letting English Change Polish * Lydia Razran Stone and Julita Hille: Evil (Idiom) Twins, Polish Edition * Jack Benjamin: Translating Polish * Aleksandra Chlon and Alicja Tokarska: Translator Training at the European Parliament * 4 ATA Certification Exam Graders on Taking the Exam<\/p>\n<\/div>\n ATA62 Session Reviews: Laurence Bogoslaw on Anatoly Liberman’s “The Golden Age of Russian Poetry in English”; Dmitry Beschetny, My First In-Person ATA Annual Conference; Elizabeth Tolley, ATA62 In Person: A First-Timer’s View; Nora Seligman Favorov on Anatoly Liberman’s “Translating Shakespeare’s Sonnets”; Marisa Irwin on “Vegetative Vascular What?” Medical Panel; Eugenia Tietz-Sokolskaya on Maria Guzenko’s “Beyond Meaning: Contrasting Typeface, Capitalization, and Punctuation Conventions” — Regular Columns, Features, and SLD Business: Eugenia Tietz-Sokolskaya, Notes from the Administrative Underground; Minutes of the Annual Meeting of ATA’s Slavic Languages Division; Nora Seligman Favorov, Web Watch; Lydia Razran Stone, SlavFile Lite; Martha Kosir, Slavic Poetry in Translation: Katja Gorecan; James F. Shipp, A Brief History of Russian-English Translation in America and A Brief Summary of Jim Shipp’s Career in Translation<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n Nora Favorov: Interview with SLD Greiss Speaker Anatoly Liberman * Liv Bliss: Translation as Intuition \n* George Pelka: My Translator Story * Evgeny Terekhin: Literary Translation as Mindfulness * Shelley Fairweather-Vega: Translating Nadezhda Chernova\u2019s \u201cAslan\u2019s Bride\u201d * Lydia Razran Stone’s SlavFile Lite: Alexey Tolstoy\u2019s Take on Russian History * Lydia Razran Stone: (Yet Still More) Pitfalls, Spitballs and Pratfalls * Steven McGrath: SLD Business and Conference Preview<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Victor Prokofiev on \u0412\u044b\u043a\u0443\u043f\u2019s courtroom challenges * Eugenia Tietz-Sokolskaya’s Notes from the Administrative Underground * An Interview with Victor Prokofiev * Elizabeth Adams’ Go-To R>E Legal Translation Resources * Tom Fennell’s Russian-English Legal Glossary * Lydia Razran Stone’s SlavFile Lite: Not by Word Count Alone * Olga Shostachuk on Challenges of Immigration Court Interpreting * Michael Kapitonoff on the \u201cHow To\u2019s\u201d and \u201cWhat Should I\u2019s\u201d of Legal T\/I * ATA61 PRESENTATION REVIEWS: Elizabeth Adams reviews Eugenia Tietz-Sokolskaya on Contract Language * Steven McGrath reviews Evelyn Garland on Translating Patents <\/p>\n<\/div>\n ATA61 SESSION REVIEWS: Eugenia Tietz-Sokolskaya on Ellen Elias-Bursac’s Greiss Lecture: “Working in a Tug of War” * Lucy Gunderson on Veronika Demichelis’s “Corporate Social What? Introduction to Corporate Social Responsibility and How It’s Usually (Mis)interpreted in the Post-Soviet States” * Evgeny Terekhin on Shelley Fairweather-Vega’s “Getting Edited & Getting Ahead in Literary Translation” * Liv Bliss on Nora Favorov’s “Balancing Act: Sneaking Historical Context into a Literary Translation from Russian” * Maria Guzenko on Evgeny Terekhin’s “How to Become a Literary Translator” * AS WELL AS: Marisa Irwin: “Newcomer Report: Conferencing from My Couch” * Lydia Razran Stone: “Confusing Idiomatic Usages in US Political News Reporting” * REGULAR FEATURES: \nSteven McGrath: “From the Administrative Underground” * Lydia Razran Stone: “SlavFile Lite: Not by Word Count Alone” * \nNora Seligman Favorov: “Web Watch: Russian Literature Week 2020”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n Interview with Ellen Elias-Bursa\u0107, SLD’s 2020 Greiss Lecturer * ATA61 Slavic Track Sessions * A Newcomer\u2019s Guide to Publishing Literary Translations * Newcomer Corner: Upgrading T\/I Skills during Quarantine * A Russian-English Glossary of COVID Neologisms and Jargon * Review of Gallagher and Vesler\u2019s COVID Glossary * Explanatory Guide to American News and Political Jargon * Humor in Time of Plague * Translating The Cherry Orchard for Teenagers<\/p>\n<\/div>\n A very literary SlavFile, including:\nLiterary Translation: A Hierarchy of Conflicting Demands by Isaac Stackhouse Wheeler * Steven McGrath’s interview with Carol Apollonio (Part 2) * Interview with Children’s Lit Translator Olga Bukhina by Lydia Razran Stone * Lydia Razran Stone on sources of confusion in translating American political reporting * Conference session reviews: Martha Kosir’s On Understanding and Translating Humor, Shelley Fairweather-Vega’s Decolonizing Central Asia Through Translation * Beanpole film review * SlavFile Lite: Krylov IV<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Interview with literary translator Carol Apollonio, Part I * Natalie Shahova’s “My Life in Translation” * Lydia Stone’s “Krylov, Part III” * ATA Annual Conference first-timer reviews by Liliya Chernous and Christian Miller * SLD Conference Events and Photos * Peter Ward on Vladimir Reznikov’s “Harry Potter Analysis” * Eugenia Tietz-Sokolskaya on Boris Dralyuk’s “It’s Got Flavor” * Ryan Green on Boris Dralyuk’s “The Importance of Mentorship” * Natalie Shahova on Paul Gallagher’s “Exploring the English Tense System”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n Interview with Greiss Speaker Boris Dralyuk * Conference Information * Irina Knizhnik: My Reluctant Path to Translation * Return of the Newcomer Column * Igor Bekman (1948-2019) * Evgeny Terekhin: Funny Linguistics * Lydia Stone: Spitballs, Pitfalls, and Pratfalls * SlavFile Lite: Krylov II<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Joseph Mazza on his love affair with Russian * Updates from SLD’s administrators * Shelley Fairweather-Vega’s review of Sibelan Forrester on South Slavic women writers * Evgeny Terekhin’s newcomer’s take on ATA59 * Christine Pawlowski’s Greiss Lecture review * Paul Gallagher on English vs. Russian tenses * Web Watch spots Drayluk and “\u041d\u0430\u043c\u0435\u0434\u043d\u0438” * Lydia Stone on Krylov at 250 * Susan Welsh on Smile Upon Us, Lord * Vassileva and Kosir on the poetry of Elka Vassileva<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Reviews of 6 ATA59 Sessions; How to Avoid Translation Scams; Recurring Columns<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n Administrators’ Column * SLD Podcast Pre-Conference Episodes * Past Conference Newcomers’ Columns * SLD Events in NOLA * Annual Meeting Minutes (2017, 2018) * Call for Nominating Committee * SLD on Social Media<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Appreciation of Alex Lane (1951-2018) * Interview with 2018 Greiss Lecturer Sibelan Forrester * Three Newly Published Books by SLD Members * Translator Ethics * Translating for \u201cKiva\u201d * The Poetry of Alja Adam<\/p>\n<\/div>\n ATA58 conference reports: Nikolai Sorokin’s “Wow, How Am I Going to Interpret That” (reviewed by Anastasiya Kogin); Emma Garkavi’s “Trust Me, I am a Certified Interpreter” (summary); Adel Fauzetdinova’s “The Russian Revolution in Spanish Translation” (reviewed by Steven McGrath); Robert Burns’s “Russian Submarines and How They’re Built” (reviewed by Laurel Nolen); Shelley Fairweather-Vega and Katherine E. Young’s “How to Mix Business and Poetry” (reviewed by Steven McGrath); Lydia Razran Stone on 2017 in Russian and English Adjectives, SlavFile Lite, and ATA’s Continuing Education Points; Martha Kosir on translating Josip Osti<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Reviews of ATA58 Presentations: Nikolai Sorokin\u2019s Greiss Lecture; Paul Gallagher on Use of the English Article \u201cThe\u201d; Two SLD Translation Slams (E>R and R>E); Alexey Rumyantsev\u2019s Presentation on Localizing Trump. An Administrators Column Reviewing SLD Impressive List of Offerings; Minutes of the 2017 SLD Meeting at ATA58; Laurel Nolen\u2019s Translator Profile; \nNora Favorov on the Recent Publication of a Novel Translation; \nThe Difficult Task of Translating Adjectives from Russian into English<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n Interview with Greiss Lecturer, Nikolai Sorokin; Comparison of Ukrainian and English Punctuation,\nProfiles of Three Long-time Translators. ATA58 Preview<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Pre-conference preview with information on events of interest for SLD members attending the ATA 58th Annual COnference<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Madeline Levine\u2019s Greiss Lecture Review, \u201cCentral & East European Literary Translation Project\u201d, SLD\u2019s ATA Exam Practice Group, Guide to new Ukrainian>English Certification Exam, On Translation of Legal terms from Polish, Kent State Master\u2019s Program in Russian Translation, Hidden Traps in R>E Translation, Wordfast: A Trados Alternative<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Reports on 2016 Conference Presentations, Starting your translation career abroad, Review of CAT tool MemSource, Real-life Idiom Dictionaries, Translating idiomatic descriptions of gestures<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n Newcomer Profile and Conference Review, Employment Terms in Russian, The Interpreting Scene in Poland, SLD Member Translates Uzbek Novels, Translating Terms of Visual Art, Music and Dance: Book Review, Russian-English Dictionary of Sports Idioms, Review of New Modern Film Treatment of Eugene Onegin<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Interview with 2016 Greiss Lecturer Madeline G. Levine, Conference Previews and Reviews of Past Conferences, Liv Bliss on Amazon Crossing and the Books That Weren’t, Susan Welsh Reviews Chagall-Malevich, South Slavic Resources from Paul Makinen, Review of memoQ by Maria Guzenko<\/p>\n<\/div>\n My Years of the Books by Vladimir Kovner, Book Translated by Nora Favorov Wins Pushkin House Prize, Review of Three 2015 ATA Presentations: Translating Idioms, What the Dictionaries Don\u2019t Tell Us, Bulgarian Articles and Demonstratives, Administrator\u2019s Column, SlavFile Lite, Tips for Taking the R>E Certification Exam<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Reviews of ATA 56 Sessions (Chernov’s “Early History of Simultaneous Interpretation”, Bogoslaw’s and Knizhnik’s “Should Grammatical Gender be Controversial”), Year of the Book (Visson’s “Why the Books?” Part II, Bliss on translating The \u201cPet Hawk\u201d), Kosir on the poetry of Jure Jako<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n Obituary for Sophia Lubensky, Interview with Greiss lecturer, Sergei Chernov, Lynn Visson on her 10 books on Russian language and culture, Martha Kosir on translating poetry from Slovenian into Spanish, Olga Shostachuk on sports terms in legal interpretation from English into Ukrainian<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Reviews of two 2014 Conference Presentations, Summary of member conversation about CAT tools, New Column featuring two SLD newcomers, Two Russian hockey films, Report on Zagreb conference, English-Croatian medical glossary, Some news about 2015 Conference Plans<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Conference Reviews, SLD Content Strategy Survey Results, Say What?! – Svetlana Beloshapkina on Translating Dirty Language in Films, Addicted to Limericks – Vladimir Kovner on Translating Edward Lear<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Reviews of Conference Presentations, Minutes of SLD meeting, SLD member wins poetry prize, Translations of a Croatian Poet<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n Interview with Sophia Lubensky, author of Russian-English Dictionary of Idioms, Interview with Liv Bliss, Translator of The Pet Hawk of the House of Abbas, Yuliya Baldwin: Mentoring the winner of UN Essay Contest, Jen Guernsey: Saying No to Unacceptable Client Demands, Steve Shabad: False Russian<>English Cognates Part IV<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Questionable Translation Industry Practices, A Review Of The 2014 Ukrainian Translation Industry Conference (UTIC), A Film Review, Some Poetry, Another Fascinating Selection Of Curious Russian Idioms (And Even Curioser Translations Spotted In The English-Language Press By Our Own Lydia Stone)<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Shabad on False Cognates (Part II), Interview with B\/C\/S Literary Translator Jairo Dorado Cadilla, Baldwin on R<>E Coffee Terminology – Kovner on Limericks, Tappenden on Polish Verbal Nouns, Conference Reviews<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Shabad looks at false cognates (Part I), Conference reviews (Perdek, Zlatic, Knizhnik), Newcomer Adam Fuss on ATA San Antonio, SlavFilms on Jews in Soviet cinema, Urdang reviews Dictionary of Omissions, Poetry of Maria Petrovykh<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n For Conference Newcomers, Preview of Greiss Lecture, Medical Diagnostic Centers in Russia, Joe Wright’s Anna Karenina<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Mosty (\u041c\u043e\u0441\u0442\u044b) interview with our 2013 Greiss lecturer<\/p>\n<\/div>\n The Man who Brought Russian Classics to the Juvenile Detention Center: Interview, \u0412\u044b and \u0442\u044b (Russian you and thou), Dealing with Balky Websites, Report on First Ukrainian Translation Industry Conference, Polish Autopsy Reports, Roundtable: Translation vs. Interpreting<\/p>\n<\/div>\n ATA Division Election Procedures, School Outreach, Native Speaker Translation, Student Translations of Brodsky, Anna Karenina Translations Compared, Conference Presentation Reviews, On Translating war, On Gender and Translation, Use of Word Recognition Tools<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Ukrainian Poetry in Translation, SlavFilms: The Mill and the Cross, Book Review: Introduction to Russian-English Translation, Save the Diacriticals!, 2012 Conference Reviews ( First-time Buyer\u2019s Guide, Entering the Russian Translation Market, Translating Metaphors, Translation Lacunas)<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n Interview with Greiss lecturer Marijan Nikoli\u0107, Translations of Slovak poet, J\u00e1n Buzass\u00fd, The Phrases of Sin, Film Review of The Note, Russian Tweeting Terms, Obituary for Misha Pereltsvayg<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Ralitsa Zlatanova On Linguistic Foreign Visitors To Bulgarian, A Comparison Of Twelve Angry Men And Mikhalkov’s 12, Yuliya Baldwin On The 2012 London Olympics, Including A Glossary Of Sports Terms, Reviews Of 2011 ATA Annual Conference Presentations<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Two conference presentation reviews, A look at Translation Forum Russia 2011 by John Riedl, Articles by R<>E interpreters Elena Fomina and Svetlana Ball, Dictionaries Worth Seeking: Roy Cochrun reviews the Russian-English Dictionary on Disarmament, Konstantin Lakshin reviews MemSouce: A New Translation Tool from the Czech Republic<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Natalia Shahova: Discovering the Russian Translation Market, John Riedl, Nora Favorov, and Becky Blackley introduce theTerminology Consensus Project, Marie Hall translates Maria Pawlikowska-Jasnorzewska, Search-Fu! Susan Welsh reviews Alex Lane’s ATA Boston session Finding Terminology on the Internet<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n Roy’s Russian Reference Reminders – a few “old” reliable internet resources, An Interview with Susana Greiss Lecturer Valentina Ruzhanovna Kolesnichenko of R.Valent Publishers, Liv Bliss shares an assortment of useful computer tricks, Special Education Terminology in Bosnian, Part II, by Janja Pavetic-Dickey, Slavic Poetry in Translation: A new SlavFile feature edited by Martha Kosir<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Ten Strategies for Dealing with “Big Box” Translation Companies, Translator Profile of Christina E. Kramer, literary translator of Macedonian and Bulgarian, Bosnian\/Croatian\/Serbian Translation Miscellanea 1, by Stephen M. Dickey., Martha Kosir translates Slovenian poets Gregor Podlogar and Stanka Hrastelj.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n “Contemporary Russian: Enhanced Vocabulary, Endangered Syntax”, Jen Guernsey reviews conference presentation: “Launch Campaign! Developing and Using Rocket and Space Terminology”, “The Unfortunate Mutilation of Harry Potter” by Jen Guernsey<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Jennifer Davis reviews: \u201cTaking the Russian>English Certification Exam\u201d, Lucy Gunderson reviews: 2010 Greiss Lecturer Russell Valentino\u2019s \u201cThe Persuasive Art of Translation\u201d, Polish Poetry in Translation by Genowefa Legowska, Special Education Terminology in Bosnian by Janja Pavetic-Dickey, \u201cPain-Full\u201d Linguistic Traps in Patient Histories by Yuliya Baldwin<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n An Interview with Russell Scott Valentino, 2010 Greiss Lecturer, Dictionary Review: Dirty Russian: Everyday Slang by Erin Coyne and Igor Fisun, reviewed by Roy Cochrun, Internet Privacy for Translators by Liv Bliss, Highlights of 2009 ATA Presentation \u201cNoob No More: Making the Most of Internet Resources in Translation\u201d<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Translating Legal Text to\/from Russian, review of ATA 2009 Presentation by Thomas Fennel, Fred Grasso and Makzym Kozub, Interview with Bosnian Film Director Pjer \u017dalica, Where Are All the Dictionaries? by dictionary editor, Roy Cochrun, More Discussion of Translations of \u0425\u0430\u043c by Lydia Stone and Boris Borukov<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n
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