A year ago, I saw a fan-drawn comic that piqued my interest. Having just gone through the main part of
Tae Kim's grammar guide, I thought, 'Hey, I might be able to understand that'.
That would end up being my first translation on this blog. I like to think of the day I posted that up as the day I was born as a translator.
With that said, that means I've turned a year old as a translator! Time to break out the cake!
I'd like to give a shout-out to the various people who leave comments, especially messages of thanks. I have to give my apologies for hardly ever responding to those. My general policy when it comes dealing with comments is to respond if there's a need to clarify a translation or if there's an error.
But with messages of thanks, I don't know what to add. To be honest, I get a bit red in the face.
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| Roughly how flustered I get when I get comments of thanks |
As a translator, let me say that your comments of thanks help nourish the soul.
Especially after going through 2ch. That place can get pretty toxic.
If you're doing it, please continue being awesome and keep it up : )
Below the cut, join me for a bit of a trip down memory lane. I'll write about my history as a translator, as well as a list of some translations of mine with some of my thoughts. Warning - the list gets quite long.
Even if it what comes after doesn't sound like your cup of tea and you're stopping here, if you've read this far, thanks a bunch.
- Skoban