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I mean, given that both of those produced nice-sounding but wrong translations, that doesn’t count for much, does it? To borrow a saying, the correct tool to tr
by mananaysiempre 3y ago
I mean, given that both of those produced nice-sounding but wrong translations, that doesn’t count for much, does it? To borrow a saying, the correct tool to translate things into Russian is a Russian speaker (native or otherwise).
But I didn’t actually mean to criticise, really. It’s just funny. (Not nearly as hilarious, say, the Russian passport in The Bourne Identity, but still pretty funny.)
- kjs3 3y agoIn 1987, before the fall of the Soviet Union and all the tension that engendered, some American engineers didn't seek out a native Russian speaker to round out their inside joke with a perfect translation. One that could only be seen under a microscope. Weird, huh? /sarcasm Russian passport in The Bourne Identity Oh...you have some weird axe to grind. Figures.