Recommended term
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A manual, a course or a book carries the same concepts across hundreds of pages, several translators and years of updates. We settle the Turkish term for each concept first, with the reasoning on record, and translate your text to match. Readers in Türkiye meet one word for one thing, wherever they open the document.
Text is our product for written works. Help pages and product documentation belong here too; the on-screen interface itself is covered by Interface.
Books that explain, teach or argue a subject.
Research publications and books written for teaching.
Product documentation, user manuals and help pages.
Texts that carry the concepts of a standard or a rule.
Course notes, exercises and exam-prep books.
In a manual of several hundred pages, or a course of many units, the same concept comes up again and again. If chapter one and chapter nine use different Turkish words, readers assume they mean different things.
When a large job is split between translators or agencies, each picks its own Turkish word unless they share a termbase. The joins show when the parts come back together.
Manuals are updated, courses revised, books reissued. Each new version should pick up the Turkish terms the last one used, rather than settling them all over again.
We pick out the concepts in your text, settle their Turkish equivalents and write down why. The decisions go into a glossary and a termbase, and any term with no settled Turkish yet is marked as our proposal.
We translate to match, so a concept has the same Turkish name in headings, body text and notes.
Your editors, reviewers and the next translator can see why each term was chosen.
Here is one of our approved records, “emission”, on a page of a Turkish compliance text: the same word in the heading, in the text and in the margin note.
English: Greenhouse gas emissions
Sera gazı salımı
karbon salımı
salım
The new concepts that local, EU and international rules bring keep the same Turkish terms through every compliance document you prepare.
Your help pages and documentation use the terms settled for your interface. This solution brings Text together with Interface and Video.
Technical documents, manuals and training material all draw on one termbase.
Your newsletters, articles and books use the same Turkish terms as your videos and podcasts.
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