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miércoles, 30 de enero de 2013

Javier Fernandez Press Conference in Madrid for the International Olympic Comittee

I translated into English the Press Conference that Javier Fernandez gave yesterday in Madrid for the International Olympic Comittee. Here you have a link to the video in youtube and my translation. It's not the same translating into your own language that into a foreing language, so I'm sorry if there is some grammar mistake.






When I found I was the European champion I really didn't believe it because it's what happens to each sportmen, with his first international medal, this big, you don't really believe it. I just hope to do it again and I'm going to work for that.

Best memory

After getting out of the podium, to have found my parents in the middle of thousands of people. I found them, and I said "oh, my parents", so just as I saw them, I skated through the rink and I couldn't stop until I hugged them. 

Goals

People are going to want more medals and that's what I'm going to do, I'm going to work to achieve them. I'm going to give my 100%, the 100%, I have to get to achieve it. If it happens it's ok, and I hope it happens, but you never know what can happen. 

Getting out of Spain 

 It was hard because I didn't know the language, I didn't know how to live without my parents, I knew how to do absolutely nothing. Thereafter I was seventeen and I went to an unknown country with unknown people. To rent and appartment, to go to Ikea, to buy yourself the whole house, and without ligh, with nothing, to ensemble those Ikea's beds with candles in the middle of the night. It sounds funny, but that time, that day I was there and I was thinking "oh my God, in which time I had pick a flight, and I've come here, to the other side of the world to do this."

Have you had some Ikea's screws left? 

Screws, those plags... everything. I don't know if they send more in purpose, or we really didn't know how to ensemble it properly. 

Little by little I've got ahead, there have been hard things, a lot of hard things, above all the fact of not being here, in Madrid, home, but I think that you have to make an effort to everything, all sportmen are doing it, and I, of course, have to do it too.
  

jueves, 1 de diciembre de 2011

El juego de las tarjetas del Orange Team

Llevo casi dos semanas sin publicar, o sin el casi, pero eso no quiere decir que no haya estado traduciendo. 
Ahora mismo estoy traduciendo y subtitulando unos vídeos que hemos grabado durante el Trofeo Eric Bompard en el que hicimos una especie juego/entrevista a algunos de los patinadores participantes. 

La idea de la entrevista ha sido de Silvia Lozano, y los está publicando en su blog. 


De todas formas os dejo aquí los vídeos que han sido traducidos por mi: algunos del inglés al español, y otros del español al inglés.

Entrevista con la española Sara Hurtado

Entrevista con el español Adrià Díaz


Entrevista con la española Sonia Lafuente


Entrevista a los italianos Anna Cappelinni y Luca Lanotte


Entrevista a la francesa Maé-Bérénice Méité


Entrevista a los canadienses campeones olímpicos Tessa Virtue y Scott Moir


Como podéis comprobar los subtítulos son bastante poco profesionales, pero es mi primera vez subtitulando, y el movie maker no es un programa de gran ayuda. 
Todavía quedan varios vídeos por traducir en los que estoy trabajando, pero se subirán primero al blog de Silvia que ha sido la mente pensante de esta gran idea para poder acercar a los patinadores un poco más a sus fans.