Use AI matching to instantly find and hire professional translators for any language pair on the Smartcat Marketplace.

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Telecommunications Engineering and Finance & Accounting professional
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A certified linguist versed in game localization and all sorts of translation fields delivering on high-quality service and meeting tight deadlines. Feel free to hit me up to take part in upcoming projects.
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Hi, my name is Kathleen. I am an experienced and skilled translator, offering superior quality, timely collaboration, and excellent service. I make an effort to always deliver accurate translations that are easy to read and geared to the intended audience for the best user/customer experience. I work with many repeat customers who appreciate my dedication, high quality and professionalism. I am very grateful for the opportunity to connect and work together on so many interesting projects and I look forward to many more.
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German native speaker, fluent in English, law diploma and lawyer's license, experienced translator for legal documents
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I've been working as a tutor (English and German) for 3 years and as a translator (freelance) for a year and a half. I fluently speak English and German. Moreover I can work with the business communication, translating articles on the business topics and so on. I've taken part in different international student exchange programs, particularly in Germany (DAAD Summer courses). I passed there inofficial language tests(TestDaF), which showed my B2-C1 language level.
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I translate between English German and Greek and also work as a writer, content writer and creative writer.
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I have done a lot of proofreading and some translations EN->DE for a good friend of mine, who is a professional translator. Here in Smartcat and on Memsource.
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English to German Translator My areas of expertise are technical, financial (with a special focus on forex), e-commerce, tourism, medical and academic texts. Language has always fascinated me-not merely the speaking of foreign languages but the act of translation in particular. Transforming the precise meaning of a text and making it alive in a different language requires more than an excellent command of the grammar and vocabulary of the target language. The translated text needs to sound natural and fluent, and maintaining the correct context is similarly essential. Translation of web-based e-commerce pages, for instance, is very different from translating an academic text or a literary piece. I specialize in translating documents from English or Dutch into German, my mother tongue. I translate only into my home language as translations out of one’s home language can go badly wrong-both for oneself and for the client-if one is not fully bilingual. I am reliable.
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Hello, I'm Melina. Currently I live with my British boyfriend and our cat Mosey in beautiful Dusseldorf. I'm available for translation jobs on a Freelance basis (English-German/German-English). Preferred translation topics listed above. Looking forward to hearing from you!
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I am a certified court translator and interpreter for English, with over 30 years of work experience in translation, proofreading, editing, transcription etc. in English, German, French, Croatian, Bosnian, and Serbian. Over the years I have acquired extensive knowledge of legal, business, marketing, and other terminology. I also have significant experience in the fields of cooking and food, agriculture, kitchen and home appliances, and IT. I am eager to work and provide solutions in a timely and reliable manner, with client satisfaction always being my main goal.
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I am a German translator living in The Netherlands. I have extensive knowledge in the fields of law, finance, medicine, because I also worked as a professional in these professions in Germany.
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I have been working as a linguist for a few years now and have a great sense for subtlety and semantics.






