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3 Oct 2016

Sworn translation vs certified translation

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When business is conducted between two countries, translations of numerous documents and legal instruments are required by French or foreign authorities. This article clarifies the different stages and procedures that...

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My favourite untranslatable French words are flâneur, esprit de l'escalier, and l'appel du vide - three little gems that first befuddled me and later always made me smile.

A true flâneur is that delightful soul who strolls through the city with no destination in mind, happily