Translator Tea Times Two
A podcast series featuring conversations between translators in the anime, manga, light novel and gaming industry who share everything they've learned up to this point.
- Update frequency
- every 28 days
- Average duration
- 51 minutes
- Episodes
- 16
- Years Active
- 2016 - 2019
Translator Tea Times Two: Jenny McKeon and Stephen Paul
1:09: Jenny McKeon and Stephen Paul introduce themselves. 3:21: Jenny and Stephen explain how they got their start in the industry; how the Manga Translation Battle has proven to be imp…
Translator Tea Times Two: Jennifer O'Donnell and Cassiel Merricat
1:09: Cassiel and Jennifer introduce themselves. 5:22: The two discuss getting feedback from a client. 12:11: Cassiel discusses her first translation work...which was translating a blog…
Translator Tea Times Two: Emily Balistrieri and Jake Jung
1:08: Emily and Jake introduce themselves. 4:31: Jake explains what manga adaptation is. 8:00: Both explain their interests outside of manga/light novels, which involves Emily sharing t…
Translator Tea Times Two Trailer
Hello, and welcome to Translator Tea Times Two, a podcast series featuring conversations between translators in the anime, manga, light novel and gaming industry.
Fanfiction, Roleplaying, and Translation Do Mix: Translator Tea Time Episode 12
A new episode of the two manga translators talking to each other over the internet involves translating using audio vs translating using a script, Giongo and Gitaigo, how fanfiction can help with Eng…
Translator Tea Time Episode 11: The First Manga They've Ever Read
This month's episode of Translator Tea Time is here! Manga Translators Amanda Haley and Jenny McKeon gather around over the internet to talk about what they've been up to and the very first manga the…
Translator Tea Time Episode 10: Here’s How You Can Learn Japanese, Part 2
Translator Tea Time Episode 9: Here's How You Can Learn Japanese
Amanda and Jenny report to deliver two podcasts in one month! This particular episode however delves into how you can learn Japanese. And food manga somehow.
Translator Tea Time Episode 8: Return of The Manga Translators
In this month's Translator Tea Time...
- Amanda and Jenny are back!...And bring all their technical difficulties and apologies too!
- Amanda and Jenny answer Samson Bourne's question on anime translati…
Translator Tea Time Episode 7: The Anime Adaptation Effect
Amanda and Jenny's Translator Tea Time podcast returns with a big time subject: how they feel when a work they're translating gets turned into an anime!
Show Notes
- Amanda and Jenny return, and imm…
Translator Tea Time Episode 6: A Day in The Life of Manga Translators
For the first Translator Tea Time in 2017, Jenny McKeon and Amanda Haley answer some reader questions before delving into the topic of the day: productivity! What goes on in their day, how do they wo…
Translator Tea Time Episode 5: There's No Such Thing as Crying in Translation
Manga translators Amanda and Jenny end 2016 by answering questions about anime and manga, crying while translating, and other cool (weird) things about their livelihood.
Translator Tea Time Episode 4: The Curious Case of Translator Notes
Amanda Haley and Jenny McKeon get together to talk about the biggest hot-button issue that hovers over the translation industry in years...Translation notes.
Ok, maybe not, but as many have inquired …
Translator Tea Time Episode 3: Translation & Language Skills
In this month's Translator Tea Time episode, Jenny and Amanda chat about what manga they're translating, how one translator met the founder of TheOASG (and a host of other important people), news of …
Translator Tea Time Episode 2: Manga Bibles, Notes, and Popularity
In this month's Translator Tea Time, manga translators Jenny McKeon and Amanda Haley chat about whether they're given a manga bible or if they create their own, fanfiction, what programs they downloa…
Translator Tea Time Episode 1: A Manga Translators Podcast
Amanda Haley, who was the best overall translator of Coppelion in the first Manga Translation Battle, and Jenny McKeon, who got first prize as the best translator of Nichijou in the third Manga Trans…