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* Verbalize it to someone else (or to yourself if no one is available) in your mother tongue. * Verbalize it to someone else (or to yourself if no one is available) in your mother tongue.
* Look at the passage in the ULB again. Break it down into small, meaningful sections. * Look at the passage in the ULB again. Break it down into small, meaningful sections.
* These are steps one through three of the MAST process. When you have broken it into meanful chunks, read the first chunk through again, and then write a blind draft of that chunk. * These are steps one through three of the MAST process. When you have broken it into meanful chunks, read the first chunk through again, and then write a blind draft of that chunk.
* After step four--the blind draft, you will be ready for the editing steps. For these steps, you will want to use the other availabe tools, such as the UDB and TranslationNotes. (Other tools are also available in translationstudio and in the Translation Manual.) * After step four--the blind draft, you will be ready for the editing steps. For these steps, you will want to use the other available tools, such as the UDB and TranslationNotes. (Other tools are also available in translationstudio and in the Translation Manual.)
TranslationNotes are words or phrases copied from the ULB and then explained. In English, every Note that explains the ULB starts the same. There is a bullet point, the ULB text is in bold followed by a dash, and then there are translation suggestions or information for the translator. The Notes follow this format: TranslationNotes are words or phrases copied from the ULB and then explained. In English, every Note that explains the ULB starts the same. There is a bullet point, the ULB text is in bold followed by a dash, and then there are translation suggestions or information for the translator. The Notes follow this format: