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Thank you, Nashville, for such a warm reception!  In return, we are thanking you by helping you save money on your Spanish translations.

 

You know what you've paid for translations in the past.  How would you like to reach out to more customers without increasing your translations budget?  We're so confident that we can save you money,  P & L Translations will beat the price for Spanish translations from any other translations company in Nashville!

 

That's right, we'll beat the price if you get a lower quote from another company here in Nashville*.  This offer is good for non-technical documents that don't require extensive formatting.  Our pricing includes translation and proofreading by a second professional translator to ensure accuracy.  You have everything to gain and nothing to lose.

 

When we started, our goal wasn't to offer the lowest prices in town, but we soon discovered that we could.  We'd rather be your "go-to" translations partner, not just a one-time vendor.

 

What are you waiting for?  Give us a call today at 615.460.9119 and ask for Amanda.  If you're feeling shy, email us at info@pandltranslations.com with your questions.

 

Happy Thanksgiving and gracias, Nashville!

 

 

 

 

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*This offer doesn't apply to quotes from freelancers or translations companies not located in Nashville, TN.  You must provide a written or electronic copy of the competitive quote before we begin work on your project(s).  This offer expires March 1, 2009.


 
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Drew McLellan shows why proofreading is always important:

 

www.drewsmarketingminute.com/2008/11/you-shouldnt-te.html

 

 

Note: Our work is always proofread by a second translator so that this type of mistake doesn't happen.

 

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Two drugstore chains have reached an agreement with the New York Attorney General's Office to translate prescription drug instructions into six languages.  The pharmacies will provide information in languages spoken by more than 1% of New York state residents: Chinese, French, Italian,Polish, Russian and Spanish. 

 

Do other states have similar requirements in effect?  Should translating prescription and OTC drug instructions be a federal requirement?

 

http://tinyurl.com/56stv8

 

 

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12. Send only what needs to be translated.  If the notes on your presentation are for internal use only and don't need to be translated, delete them from the file before submitting it to your translations company.

 

 

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11. Plan ahead.  If it took you a month to write it, it may take the translator almost as long.  Look at your schedule of international trips and trade shows for next year and pick up the phone.

 

To receive the entire list of  translation tips to help you stay on budget, send us an email: info@pandltranslations.com

 

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