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It would be valid to say "I'm a Scottish translator." (While there is a language "Scots", there is no language called "Scottish") and so this unambiguously means "A person from Scotland who translates"
You could also say "I'm a Gaelic translator". There is a language called "Gaelic" spoken in parts of Scotland (it's closely related to Irish), but there is no nationality "Gaelic". That would unambiguously mean a person who translates to or from Gaelic. Without other context you'd assume that they probably translate from English, as English is the majority language in Scotland.
But using "French translator" is simply unclear. It would seem a little odd to tell people your nationality and not the language. It would seem a little odd not to mention the language pair, not even by implication. It is easily and naturally avoided: "I'm a Chinese-to-French translator" gives the language pair. "I'm French and a translator of Chinese" gives the nationality with no ambiguity and implies that the person translates Chinese into French.
Yes, it could mean two things. Just look at the Wikipedia entry for most notable people and you'll see it normally states their nationality and occupation, for example "an English author" or "a Canadian film star". So, someone who is French by nationality and works as a translator might be referred to as "a French translator". And if such a person speaks several languages, then maybe their work involves translating to and from languages other than their own native language, meaning they are a French translator, but not a translator of French.
As with all so-called 'ambiguous' statements, context is the key. Aside from the example I gave above, it would be a convoluted scenario in which a person was described as 'a French translator' and it not mean that their work involves the French language.
Duties and Responsibilities An expert in English to French translation is needed for the translation of four procedures and one presentation with nine modules of about 6,000 words each, including endnotes and references, and for all products. The translator should ensure consistency of translations across products and refer to other UN Women publications for decision-making on terminology.
Someone in the comments said that on the Italian version, the protagonist is nicknamed "pebble". Well, it's the same thing in the French one where the PC is named "Galet" (pebble) or "P'tite pierre" (small rock). It's certainly because french don't have any real equivalent for "Hatchling". "Poussin" (chick) or "nouveau-né" (newborn) weren't satisfying translations.
The publisher's paranoia about plot leaks meant that translators were refused advance access to the English original. Ménard's copy arrived on the day of publication of the English-language version. Two months later he would be expected to present the publishers with the French text to be rushed into print for millions of impatient francophone readers.
This oddly franco-British establishment becomes odder still with the introduction of an actual French school of witchcraft, Beauxbatons, in the fourth book, leaving us wondering why the French-named students enrolled in Scotland. And talking of French names, Rowling's own liberal use of them gives the translator an extra headache.
but then, when I need to put both single and double quotes within a string (yes, it happens in french, because both have a specific use in our language, and both are pretty common) ... it begins to be a mess.
My issue was solved by using the corresponding escape codes as described for instance in way I can put in the same string both single and double quotes ... and get django translations to work ... without visually offending all the french-speakers population
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Eventually, when you feel confident, you can try English to French. Nevertheless, it is important to keep in mind that some professional translators only translate into their native language for ethical reasons, assuming that they can only write truly perfectly in their native language.
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Usually, you will have to negotiate prices and the client will stipulate several conditions, such as due date, years of experience, native language and software to be used. Moreover, these sites offer forums for translators where you can learn valuable information about translation.
You can also charge per word. I have seen prices from 10 to 15 cents per word for French. Keep an eye on your competition, such as the prices other translators advertise on their websites or winning bids on job boards, to set your own prices accordingly.
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