Welsh Terminolog
You are invited to attend a seminar to discuss the field of Welsh terminology which is to be held on 30 October 2007 in the National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth. This half day seminar will begin at 11 a.m. and will continue over lunch into the afternoon.
The seminar is an opportunity to gather together specialists working in the field, translators and those who need standardised terminology to facilitate the use of Welsh in their field of work. In establishing itself as the national body to co-ordinate the standardisation of terms and place-names, the Welsh Language Board is keen to provide a forum for activity in this key field and to raise awareness of the different projects which are being conducted in an array of subject fields.
There will be an opportunity to hear about some of the latest projects and developments in the field of Welsh terminology. Presentations will be given by translators from the Welsh Assembly Government Translation Service, Canolfan Bedwyr and representatives from the Board itself along with other individuals and organisations involved in the field. The seminar will also be an opportunity to discuss some of those considerations involved with the use and standardisation of terminology and also the use of new terms on a more practical level when translating and working through the medium of Welsh. There will also be an opportunity to discuss setting priorities for the work of standardising terminology in the future in a field that is central to ensuring the use of Welsh in new and innovative fields.
We would be very glad if you could join us in Aberystwyth. You are also welcome to extend this invitation to other individuals who you believe would be interested in attending. Our hope is that as many people as possible will be able to attend in order to ensure that the discussions are fruitful and are representative of those working in the field.
Yours sincerely
The seminar is an opportunity to gather together specialists working in the field, translators and those who need standardised terminology to facilitate the use of Welsh in their field of work. In establishing itself as the national body to co-ordinate the standardisation of terms and place-names, the Welsh Language Board is keen to provide a forum for activity in this key field and to raise awareness of the different projects which are being conducted in an array of subject fields.
There will be an opportunity to hear about some of the latest projects and developments in the field of Welsh terminology. Presentations will be given by translators from the Welsh Assembly Government Translation Service, Canolfan Bedwyr and representatives from the Board itself along with other individuals and organisations involved in the field. The seminar will also be an opportunity to discuss some of those considerations involved with the use and standardisation of terminology and also the use of new terms on a more practical level when translating and working through the medium of Welsh. There will also be an opportunity to discuss setting priorities for the work of standardising terminology in the future in a field that is central to ensuring the use of Welsh in new and innovative fields.
We would be very glad if you could join us in Aberystwyth. You are also welcome to extend this invitation to other individuals who you believe would be interested in attending. Our hope is that as many people as possible will be able to attend in order to ensure that the discussions are fruitful and are representative of those working in the field.
Yours sincerely
Lowri W. Williams
Arweinydd Uned Safoni Termau a Chyfieithu /
Leader Terminology Standardisation and Translation Unit
Bwrdd yr Iaith Gymraeg / Welsh Language Board
Ffôn / Tel: 02920 878000
Ffacs / Fax: 02920 878001
e-bost / e-mail: lowri.williams@bwrdd-yr-iaith.org.uk
Arweinydd Uned Safoni Termau a Chyfieithu /
Leader Terminology Standardisation and Translation Unit
Bwrdd yr Iaith Gymraeg / Welsh Language Board
Ffôn / Tel: 02920 878000
Ffacs / Fax: 02920 878001
e-bost / e-mail: lowri.williams@bwrdd-yr-iaith.org.uk