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I'm a language lover who has been translating as a freelancer for 10+ years on various subjects and in several language pairs. I am detail-oriented and will always deliver within deadlines. I have technical and business-related knowledge and experience.

Hi! I'm a professional translator from Spain with a degree in English studies: linguistics, grammar, literature and translation, and a Master's in literary translation. From studying and living abroad, currently living in Ireland, I have a firm grasp of Spanish and English/American cultures and as such can create natural and human translations. Amongst my recent translation work I can highlight: - Audio-visual media (movies, cartoons and documentaries) - Webpages (Provincial governmental, Amazon lists) - Tourist guides - Wine tasting notes - Literature (Novels, essays and short stories) - Educational documents. I am looking for jobs that involve general translation (English to Spanish, Spanish to English) but I also have a special interest in creative and literary text translations. I am also an online teacher both for English and Spanish.

As an immigrant in the USA I have experienced first hand the challenges of language barriers, and my passion for languages and desire to help my community motivated me to learn more about language services. I have worked with educational, religious entities and businesses to address the disconnection between them and their Spanish speaking audience. I have a Bachelors degree in Spanish from Utah Valley University and I have been involved in translation and interpretation for the last 14 years. I have experience translating legal documents, religious articles and higher education content that has been used internationally. Now, as an entrepreneur of a translation and localization business, I know I have the cultural and linguistic knowledge to help you and your business to not be lost in translation.

Native Spanish speaker, fluent in English and French. Communications degree. Freelance translator. Passionate about languages and photography.

I am a former professor with extensive experience translating, as a native Spanish speaker I translate from English into Spanish and from Spanish into English. For the past six years I have worked for different companies, agencies and end clients. Here are a few reasons why I think I would be a good fit this job; - I have six years of experience translating. My background gives me the necessary tools to understand and translate the content of subtitles, audio transcripts, websites and documents. - I have a Degree in Education as an English Teacher (English-Spanish). I know languages from within and understand how to give the best readability to the end result. - I am Proficient with Microsoft Office Programs, Good command of photo editing and In Design, proficient with TRADOS 2015, Word Fast, Smart Cat and Memoq. - I have worked on different areas such as: education, technology, medicine, religion, music, history, legal, military, entry data and products localization. - My work always includes collaboration with professional proofreader to guarantee that the translation is accurate. I would love to talk with you more about the freelance opportunity as I feel that my skills and background would be an excellent fit for your needs. I would be immediately available to work after your approval. Kindest Regards, Daniel Lozada

I've been working as a translator and interpreter for more than 25 years and I've acquired a lot of experience in various fields such as legal, engineering, information technology, power plants, oil&gas, etc. However, I'm far from resting on my laurels since I understand very well that the languages are dynamic and the world is constantly changing, so I'm in the constant pursuit of new skills and knowledge that'd help me to stay up-to-date and do my job in the most efficient and precise manner.

I'm a System Engineer who loves languages and live in Brazil, I've worked as translator a few times, it's not my main profession but I certanly take care about the quality of my translations because of my love for right speaking and writing.

Translator (English, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, French, Catalan, Russian into Spanish), Transcreator, Copywriter (award-winning), SEO specialist & Marketing Consultant with more than 20 years of experience working for top clients around the world. With a BA (Hons) in Translation, multiple courses in computer science, eMarketing and Intercultural studies, as well as Google-certified. Member of ASETRAD, TILP, IoL & IPA.

More than 15 years' experience multilingual professional and exceptional communicator. Lived in 4 continents, learnt 9 languages and travelled around the world. CERTIFIED LANGUAGES, STUDIES ABROAD AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE  Languages: Spanish (native speaker); advanced English (NAATI Certified Translator and Interpreter English-Spanish, practitioner ID CPN9DY87V), French and Italian. Intermediate German and Russian; basic Mandarin, Portuguese and Serbian. Studied in France, Italy and Russia. Stays in Ireland, UK, USA, South Africa and Australia.

Good day. My name is Paz Sepúlveda and I have been working as a translator (and intepreter) for more than 10 years. I have a vast experience in different fields, from mining and industry to medicine and patents, as well as legal documents, certificates and books. I am proactive, quick on my feet and work well under pressure, always striving to deliver the best end product to my clients.

Certified freelance translator specialized in English into Spanish for Latin America. Knowledgeable, reliable and responsible.

I have worked in-house as a PM and a translator both in Canada and in Argentina. I have been working with agencies around the world (China, US, Canada, France, etc.) for more than 15 years. Apart from having a translation degree, I have studied philosophy at the university, which provides me with additional tools that allow me to understand texts in depth and, most importantly, find the most accurate translation for every term because, after all, what is translation but giving a thing the precise name designated by a culture for it?