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Days, months in journalism

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Days, months in literature

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Days, months in essays

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Days, months in directives& conduct

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Days, months in law

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Cities, regions, countries, etc in literature

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Cities, regions, countries…in journalism

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Cities, regions, countries…in essays

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Cities, regions, countries…in directives & conduct

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Cities, regions, countries…in law

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National Institutions in literature

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Translate names but not initials (eg. FAD development Aid Funds)

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National institutions in journalism

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Translate names but not initials (eg. AECI The Spanish International Aid Agency)

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National institutions in essays

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Translate names but not initials

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National institutions in directives & conduct

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Translate names but not initials

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National institutions in law

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Translate names as close as possible (eg. Spain’ s Constitutional Tribunal)

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International institutions in literature

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International institutions in journalism

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International institutions in essay

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International institutions in directives & conduct

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International instutions in law

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Brands patents in literature

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Do not translate & respect capital letters (eg. Gaseosa, Internet…)

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Brand patents in journalism

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Do not translate & respect capital letters

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Brand pattents in essays

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Do not translate & respect capital letters

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Brand patents in directives & conduct

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Do not translate & respect capital letters

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Brands patent in law

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Do not translate & respect capital letters

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Films & books in literature

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Usually translated (eg. The Sea Inside)* NB English gives a capital letter to all nouns, verbs and adjectives in titles

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Films and books in journalism

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Films & books in essays

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Usually translated. There may be some odd reasons to leave the original title but probably only those in a third language

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Films and books in directives & conduct

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Translated

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Films and books in law

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Translated with the original in brackets

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Nobility in literature

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The title is translated but not the surname. *the first name is also translated into English until approx. 1945 (eg. El conde de Floridablanca= The Count of Floridablanca/ Fernando VI= Ferdinand VI)

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Nobility in journalism

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The title is translated but not the surname
*The first name of historical figures will be translated into English when possible, but not current figures’ names (eg. William of Orange vs Principe Felipe of Asturias-or Spain)

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Nobility in essay

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The same as for journalism

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Nobility in directives and conduct

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The same as for journalism

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Nobility in law

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The same as in journalism

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Political and historical figures in literature

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The names of political and historical figures should be translated into English until approx. 1945. Mr or Ms will be added to surnames unless deceased when their first name should be written but without Mr or Ms

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Political and historical figures in journalism

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The same as for literature (eg. Charles de Gaulle, François Mitterand, Ms Rice)

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Political and historical figures in essay

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The same as for literature

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Political and historical figures in directives and conduct

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The same as for literature

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Political and historical figures in law

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The same as for political and historical figures

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Historical periods in literature

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There will be a translation for all historical periods into English (eg. The Enlightment)

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Historical periods in journalism

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They should be translated

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Historical periods in journalism

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They should be translated

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Historical periods in essay

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They should be translated

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Historical periods in directives and conducts

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They should be translated

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Historical periods in law

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They should be translated

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Peoples names and “status” in literature

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These are generally kept in the original laguage (ie Don and Doña should be kept but with a capital letter)

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Peoples names and “status” in Journalism

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The name is not translated but Mr or Ms will be added should there only be a surname.
If the figure is deceased then their first name should be used with their surname and the Mr or Ms deleted.
If the figure is historical (prior to 1945 approx.) then their first name will also added and translated when possible.

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Peoples names and “status” in essay

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The same as for journalism

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Peoples names and “status” in directives and conduct

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The same as for journalism

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People names and “status” in law

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The same as for journalism

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