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    1. Pinboard‏ @Pinboard 14 Dec 2019

      Pinboard Retweeted Jiayang Fan

      Is it weird there's only a simplified character version, or am I overthinking this?https://twitter.com/JiayangFan/status/1205226186378563586 …

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      Jiayang FanVerified account @JiayangFan
      For the first time in New Yorker magazine history (I think...), there is an official Chinese version of a story that the magazine has published. So grateful to 陈冬梅 for the translation & very happy this exists for the non-English reading public. https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2019/12/16/hong-kongs-protest-movement-and-the-fight-for-the-citys-soul-translation-jiayang-fan …
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    2. がしゃどくろ‏ @sadgashadokuro 14 Dec 2019
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      You’re overthinking it. 1) There are a lot of simplified readers abroad and 2) the scripts overlap enough to be comprehensible to HK/Taiwan readers. Most likely nobody thought twice about it + translator’s comfort.

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    4. がしゃどくろ‏ @sadgashadokuro 15 Dec 2019
      Replying to @earthboundkid @Pinboard

      Why does having Cantonese translator matter? Since you can write Mandarin with either traditional or simplified chars. And there are far more Mandarin speakers than Cantonese? And more Cantonese speakers know Mandarin than the other way around.

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      Pinboard‏ @Pinboard 15 Dec 2019
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      For my part, I'm not talking about a Cantonese translation. Couldn't the New Yorker have simply mechanically converted the translation to traditional characters and offered that as an option. I'm pointing it out as a weird editorial choice, knowing that most peope can read it

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        2. がしゃどくろ‏ @sadgashadokuro 15 Dec 2019
          Replying to @Pinboard @earthboundkid

          It’s not purely mechanical, if you want to keep the translation idiomatic. For some words (esp jargon), you’ll need manual review because you might use slightly different trad characters. So lot of mainlanders won’t write traditional even though it’s readable

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        3. がしゃどくろ‏ @sadgashadokuro 15 Dec 2019
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          But it’d have been a cheap translation, so definitely a bit weird. I’d think it’s mostly them just ramping up their Chinese language offerings (thinking about translated research reports in industry), but it’d be nice to get an insider’s perspective.

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