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Ricardo Jevoux is an experienced English translator and native speaker of Portuguese from Rio de Janeiro. He lives in Portugal where he works as a freelance linguist. His specializations are the localization of games and software, legal translations, manuals in the subject of engineering and pedagogy and particularly challenging texts. His work has led him to engage in independent enterprises and projects alongside huge groups, including the coordination of teams with multiple objectives. His abilities were built having in sight the competitive academic world and because of that, he is among those that consider themselves hard to please and detail-oriented. Besides the quality of the work, he offers a partnership, as much as a high level of responsiveness and flexibility; always deliver on deadlines and hold the highest respect for the confidentiality of his clients.

My native language is Portuguese. I was certified Portuguese interpreter and translator by the state of Texas in 2004 by the Dallas County Community College System.

I'm undergoing my major in International Relations at São Paulo - Brazil and I would love to help on your project as a translator and proofreader! I've been informally translating and subtitling for several years now on personal blogs, but recently I began to apply my practical knowledge towards a more professional direction and I look for opportunities to provide services in the area.

Greetings from greenish Belarus (Yes, a Brazilian in Belarus!)! My name is Geraldo, a handsome (according to my wife), smart and experienced Brazilian translator (see attached CV), living and working in Minsk (!, yes, Minsk!), and, of course, looking to collaborate with you. Kindly take a look at my CV, think about all the good jazz bands I can suggest you to listen to when the tight deadlines are choking us, and let me know about your needs. Together, I'm pretty sure we can establish a very positive and constructive professional partnership. Kind regards, Geraldo Teixeira Jr

Hi there! My name is Lucy, and I am a native Brazilian with 11 years of professional experience as an EN-PTBR translator and proofreader. I specialize in website, game and mobile app translation and localization, as well as literary translation, having completed the translation of 15 books and novellas in the contemporary romance, young adult and non-fiction genres. I've partially translated countless mobile games, including popular games such as Tennis Clash and Hollywood Story, which I've translated fully. Services I offer: * English to Brazilian Portuguese Translation and Localization * Proofreading (Brazilian Portuguese) * Transcription (Brazilian Portuguese to English) * QA services (games and mobile apps) Skills: * Web and Graphic Design * HTML * Wordpress * Photoshop * Corel Draw I am always open to take on new projects, so please feel free to contact me at any time! ;)

English into Brazilian Portuguese translator and proofreader trying to manage work, games, and weekends, but failing miserably because being a polymath is more awesome! What can I say? Too many games, books, anime, and donghua to see! Well, in this life, my specializations include: IT: apps, software and website localization, product catalogs, and user manuals. Literary: alternative medicine; esotericism; fasting; metaphysics; mythology; New Age; occultism; self-development; short story; social engineering. Videogame: action; card; fighting; indie; MMORPG; pet-raising simulation; platform; racing; RPG; roguelike; rhythm; shooting; strategy; vehicular combat. You can find me on ProZ too: https://www.proz.com/translator/3138598 And, of course, on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulo-ribeiro-game-translator Have a nice day and a marvellous night!

I am a verified technical translator by Kuban State University of Technology (Russia) and I provide translation services with a high level of excellence! I can help you translating, editing, proofreading, MT Post Editing and interpreting all kinds of documents in these 4 languages: English, Russian, French and Portuguese (native). I have the Mozambique dialect as well and about 2 years of experience in gaming (wargaming) translation.

I am a Portuguese Translator and Proofreader with more than 8 years of experience. For the past years I've been working as a freelance translator of websites, documents and apps and I also perform location/language testing where I'm required to correct and improve translation of websites and apps. I have an excellent knowledge of English, both written and spoken and I'm a native Portuguese speaker. I'm dynamic, communicative, persistent, autodidact and cooperative. Contact me for a fast and good job

Translation undergrad with experience in translating documents at One Translations and volunteer experience with subtitles at TedTalks.

Degree in International Relations. Currently enrolled to get a degree in English and Portuguese languages. Specialist degree in English Translation. Translating since 2014. Full-time translator since 2020. Worked as an in-house translator between 2021-2022. Experience with International Relations and related areas, Business/HR, Gaming, IT and medical. Please be mindful of the timezone difference before assigning a job. Sometimes we have a huge gap between us and it affects my responsiveness rate. Also, when assigning a job where the deadline is already past due, be mindful of that too, because it affects my punctuality rate, and I don't do late deliveries. And, please, if you like my work, leave a review. :)

Social Communications bachelor and full time English to Brazilian Portuguese translator. I have experience with entertainment texts, such as articles, news, subtitles and other audiovisual related subjects, and also with applications in general, having worked on translations for Lingokids, Fishbrain, Hooked, Ronaldo: Soccer Clash, Legacy of the Beast, edjing Mix and others. Aside from working as a translator, I also spent three years managing and cooking for my own local sweet shop on demand, therefore having a great expertise knowledge on the food industry.

I started translating in 2005 when I was a teenager. I had a Brazilian forum about a Korean singer and most of the news we've got were in English. I translated all the English news we could find into Portuguese so our friends and visitors could read too. In 2009 I got into Languages course in college, thinking in becoming a literary translator since I really love to read. I translated short stories, ended up learning how to subtitle, all to family and friends. Late in 2015, I started my specialization in English - Portuguese translation where I've learned a lot about this amazing career. In 2016 I got my first paid jobs in translation and I've joined Babelcube, Coursera, and TedTalks to improve my skills. Today, I translate more technical texts than literature. But I can't say it isn't amazing. I've learned so many new things, and so much about myself in the process that I must say it is a win-win situation.