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Old 11-19-2007, 05:43 AM   #5
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Default Culture

Yes, culture is definitely very important.

In fact, what is right for one culture may be considered an insult in a different culture.

When we deal with different cultures we should try and be open-minded and be ready to think of others' needs instead of thinking of our own ones all the time.

This happens to diplomats, and we, translators, should become a kind of "language diplomats", of course, guided by our source text.

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