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The current status of TATI in Taiwan?
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Aug 31, 2004

Hello fellow Proznians. Is TATI (Taiwan Association of Translation and Interpretationlast) gone for good? I went to check their website (http://www.tati.org.tw/) and the last update was June 29th, 2000. I got in contact with the local contact and she said TATI haven't had a meeting for the last two years. Can anyone confirm this?

P.S. Is there another organization like this in Taiwan?

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Hello fellow Proznians. Is TATI (Taiwan Association of Translation and Interpretationlast) gone for good? I went to check their website (http://www.tati.org.tw/) and the last update was June 29th, 2000. I got in contact with the local contact and she said TATI haven't had a meeting for the last two years. Can anyone confirm this?

P.S. Is there another organization like this in Taiwan?

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