Blog post on corporate stock terminology between English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, and Arabic
Thread poster: Tim Friese
Tim Friese
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Oct 17, 2017

Enjoy!

https://www.calamustranslations.com/calamusblog/2017/10/17/all-about-corporate-stock-terminology


 
Luca Tutino
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Great post... and blog! Oct 17, 2017

Your notes are interesting and a pleasure to read. Apparently small and unpretentious, I find that they capture the inner essence of our daily efforts very well. They are instructive and also inspirational, showing how writing down our thoughts, terminological findings and choices in a discursive blog can be instrumental to analyze further and improve the quality of our whole reasoning. Thank you!

 
Tim Friese
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Thanks! Oct 18, 2017

Luca Tutino wrote:

Your notes are interesting and a pleasure to read. Apparently small and unpretentious, I find that they capture the inner essence of our daily efforts very well. They are instructive and also inspirational, showing how writing down our thoughts, terminological findings and choices in a discursive blog can be instrumental to analyze further and improve the quality of our whole reasoning. Thank you!


Thanks for the kind words! Sadly I don't cover Italian in my blog but I imagine it shares some of the same issues with the other Romance languages.


 


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