Trio Writing: Designing bilingual content for user-centred services
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Dychmygwch Gymru lle mae'r holl gynnwys Cymraeg yn hawdd i'w ganfod ac yn haws byth i'w ddarllen. Cymru lle rydyn ni'n defnyddio gwasanaethau yn y Gymraeg a/neu'r Saesneg, heb feddwl ddwywaith am y peth. Digon posib bod llawer o'r cynnwys mae pobl yn ei weld yn y Gymraeg yn gywir. Ond, mae angen iddo fod yn haws i'w ddarllen - dyna mae pobl wedi'i ddweud wrth i ni baratoi'r llyfr hwn. Peth pobl yw iaith yn y bôn, ac mae angen rhoi pobl wrth galon yr holl gynnwys rydyn ni'n ei greu - yn ein dwy iaith ni. --- Imagine a Wales in which all content in Cymraeg is easy to find and effortless to read. A Wales where people who can speak Welsh effortlessly navigate services in Welsh and/or English, without giving their language behaviour a second thought. In preparing this book, people have told us that although much Welsh language content they see may be accurate, their experience of content in Cymraeg needs to be easier. Language is fundamentally a people thing, and we need to put people at the heart of all the content we create - in both our languages.
Product Details
Price
$17.46
Publisher
Lulu.com
Publish Date
July 28, 2023
Pages
152
Dimensions
5.83 X 8.27 X 0.41 inches | 0.55 pounds
Language
Welsh
Type
Paperback
EAN/UPC
9781447507734
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Robert Mills is Professor of Medieval Studies and Head of the History of Art Department at University College London, UK. Between 2015 and 2018, he directed qUCL, UCL's LGBTQ+ research network, and previously he was director of the Queer@King's research centre at King's College London, UK. His publications include Suspended Animation: Pain, Pleasure and Punishment in Medieval Culture (2005), Seeing Sodomy in the Middle Ages (2015) and Derek Jarman's Medieval Modern (2018). Mills is also co-editor of several volumes, including The Monstrous Middle Ages (2003) and Rethinking Medieval Translation (2012), and has published articles on topics ranging from medieval hagiography to queer theory and museums.