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Fluent in French and advanced in English, I have been working as a personnal assistant since 2011 in Switzerland, France and Russia. I have experience in translating contracts, website texts, presentations and analytical reports (marketing and market researches). Motivated, organized and attentive to details, I always check my work before I send it to a client of a collegue.

English - advanced Korean - TOPIK 4 Stady placement: South Korea, Daejon city, Daejon University 1.09.2013 - 25.12.2013; South Korea, Busan city, Busan National University (Language and culture program) 4.07.2014 - 1.08.2014 Experience: Korean language tutor 25/10/2014 - 01/02/2015 Korean language teacher at the Baikal State University in Irkutsk at the Department of Journalism 1.9.15 - 01.07.2016 the job of interpreting from Korean into Russian in Chita for United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR, Moscow ) 05.19.2016 11/02/16 the job of interpreting from Korean into Russian in Irkutsk for United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR, Moscow)

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Russian bachelor in Philology graduated from Hight School of Economics in Moscow, I am living in Prague and studying a French Philology (Language, Literature and Culture) at Charles University. My language competences are: Russian C2 English B2-C1 French B2-C1 Czech B2-C1

I am an experienced English to Azerbaijani translator. Expertise: English to Azerbaijani translation Azerbaijani Native English Fluent 12 Years of Experience Can translate 2,000-3,000 words per day Rates from 0.03/USD/word References available upon request Feel free to contact me if you have any questions or if I can help you with a project. I guarantee the highest quality for my work.

Hello, everybody. I am a Native Russian translator with extensive experience in medicine, legal, technical texts and marketing and Economics. In my spare time I play a lot of video games (I love RPG games), so I can say that I am familiar with the terminology of this field, and I always read and follow the latest gaming news. Also my passion for cooking and fashion (and tons of watched cooking and fashion shows, videos, tutorials) allows me to translate recipes, menus, fashion articles etc. I am a hard worker, always stick to deadlines and responsible. So send me your projects and we'll see what we can do! P.S. Find attached my C.V. to learn about my work experience.

Freelance translator (1998 to date); Teacher of English at University (1998-2007) Translation/interpreting for three foreign-funded projects: - Civil Society Community Roots Project - Management Operations Improvement Advisor Program for Lviv Vodokanal - Community Economic Development Project Major translation projects: - The Underground History of American Education (book, English-Ukrainian, 229,000 words) - The Right To Privacy (book, English-Ukrainian, 154,000 words) - Arbitration and Civil Proceedings (English-Russian, 150,000 words) - Multicultural Jurisdictions (book, English-Ukrainian, 86,000 words) - Pathways to Non-profit Excellence (book, English-Ukrainian, 65,000 words) - Putting The University Online: Information, Technology, And Organizational Change (book, English-Ukrainian, 56,000 words) - EEC Directives relating to vehicle type-approval (50,000 words) - Proposed Reform of the Ukrainian State Customs system (English-Ukrainian, 40,000 words) - Appellate Proceedings and Rulings for a case in Kyiv, Ukraine (Ukrainian-English, 35,000 words) - Labor Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan (Russian-English, 30,000 words) Major end customers: Sberbank, Gazprombank, Sibur, Yahoo, Huawei, Samsung, HP, Bosch, ExxonMobil, General Electric, General Motors and many others

Originally from Almaty, Kazakhstan (Russian speaking), I have lived in the United States since 1996. I graduated high school in Midland, Texas, then received my first bachelors degree from Central Texas College, majoring in Computer Science. After several years, I went back to school to major in International Studies at the University of California in San Diego. Passionate for languages and cultural learning, I have lived and studied in Morelia, Mexico and Barcelona, Spain. I have worked as a freelance translator and localization expert since 2009 and have great knowledge in mobile game and app localization. Other projects throughout the years have included fiction, history and biography books, articles, and legal documents. I translate Russian to English myself and run a team of ten other translators, who work in most popular European and Asian languages. Every member of the team is a native speaker of the language he/she works in.

I studied Russian, English and German at Pskov State University and Pskov Volny University. I am qualified as a professional interpreter for these three languages. I have been working as interpreter and translator since 2006 for humanitarian, economic and construction projects in Pskov and abroad - mostly, in Finland, Germany and Singapore.

My name is Aleksandra Urbas, I am a translator, an entrepreneur, an author and a project manager. I aspire for new knowledge in life, I am always interested in new opportunities and new contacts. My husband and I have a family business, I am working mostly in the field of project and sales management and translation. My language combinations are: RUS - SLO, SLO - RUS, ENG - RUS, RUS - ENG, SLO - ENG, ENG - SLO. My work experience will speak for itself, but I am always looking for new knowledge, that is why I am educating myself frequently. I am very interested in international work and business connections.

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