Bilingual review
Compare a translation with its source to identify omissions, shifts in meaning, inconsistent terminology and contextual issues. Both the source and target files are needed.
Already have a draft? Define what needs attention: the accuracy of a translation, the readability of a text, or consistency across a set of documents.
Compare a translation with its source to identify omissions, shifts in meaning, inconsistent terminology and contextual issues. Both the source and target files are needed.
Improve grammar, sentence flow, readability and tone in the target text. Without a source-language comparison, this does not verify translation accuracy.
Review recurring terms against your glossary or approved reference materials. Flag terms that require your subject-matter input rather than silently guessing.
Agree whether you need a clean document, tracked changes or a separate query list. State the file format and your preferred revision workflow in advance.
The review scope is agreed before work begins. A language review is not an independent verification of technical, legal or factual claims in the underlying document.
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