TART Bites: Recent Episodes
Bouchra Rebiai
TART Bites is the first podcast that sheds a light on translating between Arabic and English. It is produced and presented by Bouchra Rebiai, CEO of Aurora Hikma, a digital agency that specializes in helping businesses reach Arabic consumers online and offline.
In this episode, Bouchra talks about the regional differences in written Arabic when it comes to naming conventions for governmental departments and entities.
In this episode, Bouchra shows us how to be productive while translating using time tracking.
In this episode, Bouchra shows us how to translate more efficiently using an online tool called Context Reverso.
In this episode, Bouchra shows us how to tackle the translation of a tricky word: toothbrushes.
In this episode, Bouchra talks about the importance of language mastery in translation.
In this episode, Bouchra interviews Sawad Hussain, a literary translator originally from Pakistan.
In this episode, Bouchra tells us the story of how CAT tools weren't the quickest way to edit product manuals.
In this episode, Bouchra shows us how to translate more efficiently using online dictionaries.
In this episode, Bouchra shows us how to tackle the translation of a tricky word: baby bottle.
In this episode, Bouchra shows us how to be productive while translating using context switching.
In this episode, Bouchra talks about the regional differences in written Arabic when it comes to naming conventions regarding government offices and jobs.
In this episode, Bouchra talks about the importance of learning the textual context when translating.
In this episode, Bouchra interviews Nema Alaraby, a certified medical and literary translator from the UK.
In this episode, Bouchra talks about the regional differences in written Arabic when it comes to hospital and clinic naming conventions.
In this episode, Bouchra shows us how to be productive while translating using task-batching.
In this episode, Bouchra shows us how to translate more efficiently using placeholders.
In this episode, Bouchra shows us how to tackle the translation of a tricky word: breast pump.