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FreelanceOffices offers translations of patents, technical documents, manuals, medical field, automotive, casino games, tourism and general items. I don’t work with foreign subcontractors and do all the translations myself and important, I’m bilingual French and Dutch. Know that I’m open to negotiate about the rates. More details: - Languages: French, German and English to Dutch (Flemish). Dutch (Flemish), German and English to French. Dutch (Flemish), German and French to English. Used software: - Trados Studio 2017. - Memsource. - MemoQ. - Wordfast. - Word, Excel, Outlook, MS Office. - Adobe. - OOONA (subtitling). Rates: - Translations: 0.06 €/word if < than 10.000 words – 0,05 €/word if > 10.000 words. - Post editing: 0,04 €/word. - Proofreading: 0.04 €/word or 24,50 €/houre. - Transcriptions in Dutch: 1,25 €/minute. Translation possible to French or English at price mentioned above. - Subtitling: 10 €/min. - Same rate

Studied at a Belgian and an American university, have experience with corporate websites, blog posts, social media updates, etc.

Driven, customer oriented, eager to learn, loving to work

I am an established phone interpreter for a globally recognized company. I have extensive movie translating and subtitling experience, along with varied translation work in many types of manuals (including multiple fields). I have worked as a Senior Dutch proof-reader for an international company too. All of these facets of my language skills give me a complete, well-rounded, and balanced professional language background.

Master degree in Translation: English, French, Italian to Dutch. Studies in Art History (5 years). Experienced Events and Marketing Communications executive in the IT, Media and Entertainment Industry with strong project management skills and a 20 years’ proven track record. Able to work under pressure and to deliver to precise and tight deadlines. Specialties: overall marketing communications, art, architecture,fashion, food and wine, tourism

If you are looking for someone to translate not only the words but also the flow of your written piece, look no further! I am a Dutch Honours psychology student with the Open University. As such, I speak, read and write both English and Dutch on a daily basis. My writing endeavours take place within academic, creative and social context, so I am eager to work on a wide variety of projects. Beyond this, I own a one-man company, WordWright, which is the result of my New Year's resolution for 2018. My goal was to turn my work as a translator into my primary source of income and creating this small business was my first step towards achieving that. At present, I am a regular translator with Venngage (Canada) and Grupo M Contigo (Spain), and a regular content creator with WhiteCitadel (the Netherlands).

Master in Translation German and Spanish to Dutch Master in Communication and Information Studies (main subject: IT & Translation English-Dutch) https://www.tvsvertalingen.nl/?lang=en I started Tessa van Swieten Vertalingen in Augustus 2008. I specialise in commercial translations from German, English and Spanish into Dutch (mainly in the fields of tourism, marketing, luxury products, culture, fashion, lifestyle,, food and drinks.

I provide error-free Dutch and English translations that are easy to read and are precisely tailored to the desired target audience.

I am a graduate student in an international programme of Economics at KU Leuven university, taught in English. Previously, I obtained a master's degree in philosophy. This means that I can handle both culturally-oriented texts as well as more scientific ones. Over the last several years, I became very experienced in online freelance translations, as I worked for several companies, now focussing entirely on Smartcat.

Through the years I have made translations of various texts for agencies worldwide as well as directly for end clients. I have also worked as a translator/ international correspondent for Tyco Valves & Controls (pumps and valves industry), from 2005 through 2009, and for Hero Breda (food industry), from 1992 through 1996. In these jobs I learnt a lot about the translation of technical and practical subjects and natural sciences. I now combine my love for and knowledge of these subjects with my love for languages and translation. I developed a taste for the literary genre as well: since 2012 I have worked closely with a publishing company, called ClusterEffect, and have translated several novels, both fiction and non-fiction. To name a few: The New Medicine Man (Boris Bouricius), The New World Order (Han Peeters), Sleeping Ulysses (Jess Jordan).

I work as a freelance translator since 2005 (full-time from 2005 to 2008 and since 2017) and have worked as an internal translator for a translation agency in the meantime (from 2008 to 2017). Before that, I worked in customer service jobs for several companies in different industries (marketing, leasing, etc.)

I am a native Dutch translator, authorized by the the State Judiciary of Quintana Roo, Mexico and registered at the Dutch Embassy in Mexico. The past two years I have especially worked on legal translations such as personal and academic documents, notarial deeds, powers of attorney, agreements, and deeds of incorporation. However, I frequently translate website and social media content, including e-learning and e-commerce content, general website features, and instructions and privacy statements. Although technical translations are not my specialty, I have worked on numerous user guides and manuals for technical devices as well.