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Have a translation but are unsure whether it is accurate or ready for publication? Proofreading and bilingual review compare the source, check terminology and refine expression for the intended use. Sen Vang assesses human and machine-generated translations to establish the editing scope. Send both source and translation so the quote is based on more than length.
Spelling correction differs from checking the meaning of every passage. A document may also need stylistic editing or extensive rewriting if meaning has been distorted. Agree priorities and review depth before starting. If the existing quality is very low, retranslating may be preferable after a sample assessment.
Glossaries, brand standards and approved versions clarify your criteria. Contracts and specialist materials need consistent terms and reference structures. Marketing content requires audience and style guidance. Include previous feedback so an approved business decision is not inadvertently changed.
Discuss tracked changes, a clean copy or an issue list for decisions. Delivery depends on file format and your approval process. Ambiguous source passages should be flagged for clarification rather than filled with invented information. If several reviewers contribute, use one contact to consolidate consistent feedback.
Translations of equal length may require very different editing effort. Quotes depend on samples, complexity, error levels and review depth. Scans or difficult files may require formatting work. State deadlines, change-marking preferences and feedback rounds. Language editing does not replace approval by the department responsible for the subject matter.
Share clear scans or original files, your target language and preferred deadline.
Agree on scope, cost, certification requirements and delivery time.
Translate, compare with the source, and review terminology and formatting as agreed.
Receive your translation through the agreed method and contact us for clarification.
Send the translation and source for assessment. Error levels and intended use determine whether editing is appropriate or retranslating is needed.
Clarity and language usage can be edited, but accuracy against the original cannot be determined without the source text.
Send your documents so Sen Vang can advise on an approach that fits your intended use, budget and schedule.