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  • SD48277SD48277 Posts: 12,243
    badbrains wrote: »
    Susan better have those edibles ready for the show.

    Degenerate-palooza? Shit, I better pre-heat the oven now....
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  • Leezestarr313Leezestarr313 Posts: 14,352
    I translate and create subtitles for movies and tv shows. If any of you fuckers ever becomes famous and ends up in an interview that might be published, please talk in complete sentences and not too fast. The subtitling community will adore you. Thanks :D
  • FrankieGFrankieG Posts: 9,100
    I translate and create subtitles for movies and tv shows. If any of you fuckers ever becomes famous and ends up in an interview that might be published, please talk in complete sentences and not too fast. The subtitling community will adore you. Thanks :D

    Have you ever noticed the subtitles in "Inglorious Bastards". They translate off of the words from French to English, except leave "Oi" as "Oi" instead of "yes". Really annoys me ahah =))


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  • AnnafalkAnnafalk Posts: 4,004
    I'm 35 and a nurse (dialysis)
  • Leezestarr313Leezestarr313 Posts: 14,352
    edited January 2015
    English subtitles are crap most of the time, that is what I notice. I think it is because English speaking countries are not traditional subtitling countries, they feel like there is no real need to do them good. Which is no good for the deaf and hard of hearing community. The same goes for classical dubbing countries like Germany, Spain or France, but with the digital age, media content needs to be put out much quicker and for less money, and subtitles are cheaper to be made than dubbing, so there is a market there. The best subtitles are made in Scandinavian countries, in my opinion. They know how to do it so you can follow the movie, and get the gist of what is said in a timely manner. This is also why Scandinavians usually speak a very good English, including the proper and frequent use of idioms. Low payments and translation companies in oversea countries who work for very little wages kind of destroy the market for quality subtitling and translation, no company really wants to pay for better quality. I hardly ever watch subtitled movies anymore cause the quality pisses me off lol But I try my best to improve it with my own work.

    Oh, and I think they might have left the "oui" in there to create some sort of authentic mood, just like a lot of times Herr or Fräulein are kept in German movies even when they are translated into English :)
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  • NamiNami Posts: 5,995
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  • I know what you mean about subtitles. Sometimes they read differently then was actually said. Kind of like paraphrasing, I guess. Or sometimes the subtitles are done in huge letters right on the picture, as opposed to smaller print underneath or at the bottom of the picture. Some subtitles are so well done. There's at least one movie I can think of that doesn't have subtitles at all - Reservoir Dogs. I won't even watch it!
    As for me I am a Registered Hearing Instrument Practitioner.
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  • Leezestarr313Leezestarr313 Posts: 14,352
    Subtitling is also about intelligently summing things up. I know that deaf and hoh people would love it all verbatim, but sometimes that is just not possible due to time constraints. We are walking a fine line all the time, thinking about what to cut and what to leave out. When letters are covering text or images that should be visible otherwise, they are badly done. There is a lot of science and thought going into the making of them, much more than you would think. It sucks if people have to miss out on movie experiences because there are no subtitles. I hope sooner or later everything will be captioned somehow. In a professional manner, not by some amateur subtitlers on the webs.
  • PJSirenPJSiren Posts: 5,863
    PJSiren wrote: »
    Currently I track truck drivers who make deliveries for a big trucking company....

    This comment had me baffled until I realized I'd forgotten the original point of the thread :)

    LMAO! Yeah I kinda ignored the random tangents, and just answered the original question, I was tired...
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  • shetellsherselfshetellsherself New Jersey Posts: 8,818
    41 :| Occupational therapist.

    And mommy which means doctor, nurse, police officer, judge, negotiator, algebra teacher, counselor, essay editor, chef, floor scrubber, laundry keeper, chief finder of all lost possessions, the one who gets to take daughter to taylor swift this summer.
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  • SD48277SD48277 Posts: 12,243
    And mommy which means doctor, nurse, police officer, judge, negotiator, algebra teacher, counselor, essay editor, chef, floor scrubber, laundry keeper, chief finder of all lost possessions, the one who gets to take daughter to taylor swift this summer.

    Don't forget chauffeur.
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  • 41 Occupational therapist.

    That is so weird. I never heard of an Occupational therapist until yesterday. My Dad had to see one recently. My mom referred to him/her as an O.T. and I said what's an O.T.? She didn't explain exactly what they do, though. What exactly do you do??
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  • Last-12-ExitLast-12-Exit Posts: 8,661
    Wma31394 wrote: »
    "Crew supervisor at a power plant and assistant fire chief at my volunteer fire department"

    Are you Longfellow Deeds?? :P that's awesome.

    I don't know what Longfellow deeds is....
  • Wma31394Wma31394 Posts: 3,045
    edited January 2015
    ^^^ Adam sandler as a volunteer fireman in the movie mr deeds..he also writes greeting cards.
    "Going where the water tastes like wine!"
  • Last-12-ExitLast-12-Exit Posts: 8,661
    Wma31394 wrote: »
    ^^^ Adam sandler as a volunteer fireman in the movie mr deeds..he also writes greeting cards.

    Ahhhh, so that was a compliment? Thank you.
  • Shit taker could also be the person in the parade following the horses and animals with a scooper, removing them so the poor marching band doesn't have to step in a pile. In some societies it might even be considered an honorable profession. I have no idea what country that might be as it sure as shit is not the US.

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  • badbrainsbadbrains Posts: 10,255
    ^^^^exactly cdysinge. See Scott, there's all kinds of shit taking jobs.
  • 41 Occupational therapist.

    And mommy which means doctor, nurse, police officer, judge, negotiator, algebra teacher, counselor, essay editor, chef, floor scrubber, laundry keeper, chief finder of all lost possessions, the one who gets to take daughter to taylor swift this summer.

    Amen to your mommy speech! Except the Taylor Swift part--jk.

    I had considered OT my senior year in high school because I was in cross-country and that's what my coach did. He loved his job--very rewarding. Of course I went on to change my mind like 20 times or so, and am now unemployed. But if you count my husband, my son and my dog--there is never a dull moment--like you said in your speech. ;)
  • shetellsherselfshetellsherself New Jersey Posts: 8,818
    SD48277 wrote: »
    And mommy which means doctor, nurse, police officer, judge, negotiator, algebra teacher, counselor, essay editor, chef, floor scrubber, laundry keeper, chief finder of all lost possessions, the one who gets to take daughter to taylor swift this summer.

    Don't forget chauffeur.

    Oh wow! How could I? Three kids in three different school. 3 different arrival and dismissal times. I spend way too much time running from one to the other and reading texts "I'm here, where are u?"
    41 Occupational therapist.

    That is so weird. I never heard of an Occupational therapist until yesterday. My Dad had to see one recently. My mom referred to him/her as an O.T. and I said what's an O.T.? She didn't explain exactly what they do, though. What exactly do you do??

    Basically OTs help people regain function after injury, illness, surgery etc. We do arm and hand rehab as well as teach adaptations so that the person can continue to function with the skills they have or learn new ones. I work in home care so most of my clients are 80+ years old and their issues range from arthritis, fractures, strokes, cardiac, COPD, diabetis, joint replacements. I help them figure out how to do things as safely and independently as possible. It's the best feeling in the world to teach someone to do something they couldn't do before/ to help them see that they are capable of more than they thought. I have the best job in the world. (Also bc I drive around all day which gives me tons of time to listen to bootlegs). I'm not stuck in an office and I make my own schedule. The only drawback is waiting on my patients doorstep for multiple minutes in the freezing cold while they get up out of their recliners with their walkers to come and open it for me. Brrrrr!
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  • shetellsherselfshetellsherself New Jersey Posts: 8,818
    41 Occupational therapist.

    And mommy which means doctor, nurse, police officer, judge, negotiator, algebra teacher, counselor, essay editor, chef, floor scrubber, laundry keeper, chief finder of all lost possessions, the one who gets to take daughter to taylor swift this summer.

    Amen to your mommy speech! Except the Taylor Swift part--jk.

    I had considered OT my senior year in high school because I was in cross-country and that's what my coach did. He loved his job--very rewarding. Of course I went on to change my mind like 20 times or so, and am now unemployed. But if you count my husband, my son and my dog--there is never a dull moment--like you said in your speech. ;)

    Just let me know if you change your mind about taylor swift.... I might be able to hook you up ;)

    I consider myself very lucky to ge attending that concert. The first words out my daughters mouth when the tour schedule was announced were, "Mom! We have to go together!" Im certain my mother wasn't high on my concert buddy list when I was 15!
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  • ldent42ldent42 Posts: 7,859
    From what I understand OT's do exercises with you so you can get back to daily living, such as stuff with your upper body. Whereas Physical Therapists concentrate on fixing your injury. That's just how I understand it from personal experience.

    Leeze, I applaud your subtitling efforts. I don't watch a lot of foreign movies translated into English subtitles, but I do watch a lot of English TV shows and movies with subtitles and there are a few that have me scratching my head. Nothing is worse than when the subtitles are like 5-10 seconds off. I'm not deaf or hoh but for some reason I need to watch stuff with subtitles. It's like when someone is talking to me from the other side of the room, I need to put my glasses on so I can "see what they're saying" or else I genuinely do have trouble processing what was said.

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  • hedonisthedonist Posts: 24,524
    Basically OTs help people regain function after injury, illness, surgery etc. We do arm and hand rehab as well as teach adaptations so that the person can continue to function with the skills they have or learn new ones. I work in home care so most of my clients are 80+ years old and their issues range from arthritis, fractures, strokes, cardiac, COPD, diabetis, joint replacements. I help them figure out how to do things as safely and independently as possible. It's the best feeling in the world to teach someone to do something they couldn't do before/ to help them see that they are capable of more than they thought. I have the best job in the world. (Also bc I drive around all day which gives me tons of time to listen to bootlegs). I'm not stuck in an office and I make my own schedule. The only drawback is waiting on my patients doorstep for multiple minutes in the freezing cold while they get up out of their recliners with their walkers to come and open it for me. Brrrrr!
    You sound like an angel!

    I thought the physical therapists who worked with me for my back were amazing and beneficial; to help others with what sounds much more serious, must be a blessing for your patients (if that's the right term) - and, as you mentioned, for you as well.

  • 41

    And mommy which means doctor, nurse, police officer, judge, negotiator, algebra teacher, counselor, essay editor, chef, floor scrubber, laundry keeper, chief finder of all lost possessions, the one who gets to take daughter to taylor swift this summer.
    Of course I went on to change my mind like 20 times or so, and am now unemployed. But if you count my husband, my son and my dog

    pick up - Consider yourself having a fulltime job with that on your plate. Being a stay at home Mom is a fulltime job - you are not unemployed.

  • pick up - Consider yourself having a fulltime job with that on your plate. Being a stay at home Mom is a fulltime job - you are not unemployed.

    Wow, thank you. That means a lot.



  • eeriepadaveeeriepadave West Chester, PA Posts: 41,772
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  • Just let me know if you change your mind about taylor swift.... I might be able to hook you up ;)

    I consider myself very lucky to ge attending that concert. The first words out my daughters mouth when the tour schedule was announced were, "Mom! We have to go together!" Im certain my mother wasn't high on my concert buddy list when I was 15!

    That's really cool then. It does seem like it would be a good concert. She really puts 110% into everything. Have a good time!
  • badbrainsbadbrains Posts: 10,255
    Dave, ain't gonna lie, you just cracked me up with your post. =))
  • Leezestarr313Leezestarr313 Posts: 14,352
    edited January 2015
    Endangered Species Ejaculation Facilitator (sounds like a mouthful but more like a handful :)) . Here's basically what i do ;)

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owYfE08WKNw
    Who would have thunk! Hahaha! Very interesting job! Massage and tweak
    =))
    Post edited by Leezestarr313 on
  • MalrothMalroth Posts: 2,516
    Endangered Species Ejaculation Facilitator (sounds like a mouthful but more like a handful :)) . Here's basically what i do ;)

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owYfE08WKNw

    I put my resume in for this, but I was overqualified.
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