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Translators-linguistic-knowledge
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Submitted by cucumis
Source language: English

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Translators-linguistic-knowledge
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Japanese

Translated by ccdj
Target language: Japanese

「Cucumis」とは翻訳者のコミュニティであり、メンバーが自分の言語知識を提供し、お互いに助け合うオンラインサービスです。
Last validated or edited by IanMegill2 - 24 October 2010 06:37





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23 October 2010 14:20

ミハイル
Number of messages: 275
I think


Cucumisとは翻訳者のコミュニティであり、
メンバーが自分の技能を提供して助け合うオンラインサービスです。[/b]

互いに is not needed,because 合う of verb 助け means
"help each other". 互いに助け合う sounds like "help each other each other" in english.

23 October 2010 16:32

lilian canale
Number of messages: 14972
Ian, could you check this translation and Mikhail's input.
Thanks

CC: IanMegill2

24 October 2010 06:31

IanMegill2
Number of messages: 1671
Original Translation before edits:
「Cucumis」とは翻訳者のコミュニティ、メンバーが自分の技能を提供し、お互いに助け合うオンラインサービスです
Notes:
Mihail's grammatical addition ("de ari" ) sounded better to me, too.
As for the phrase used to translate "help each other", the translator's version sounded all right to me, but just to make sure, I Googled it as a phrase (in "quotation marks", so it wouldn't get searched for in pieces), and it came up with 197,000+ hits, so obviously some other Japanese people consider it to not be too redundant to use...
On the other hand, "linguistic knowledge" had simply been translated with a very general word meaning "ability" (in spite of the fact that the exact term for "linguistic knowledge" is also used in Japanese): this was corrected.

25 October 2010 02:06

ccdj
Number of messages: 8
This is indeed a better translation (であり、 言語知識). As for the redundancy, i don't know as it is indeed (mis?)used quite often here.