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I am a professional translator since 2012. I grew up in France in a Spanish family, so I learned very early both languages. I studied law in France and Spain so I can translate to both languages. I am a sworn translator before the Tribunal Judiciaire of Perpignan and often perform translations and interpretations for this institution in the legal field (hearings, confrontations, reports, court decisions etc ..) I translate websites, contracts, business presentations, products descriptions, medical records etc ....

I am a transparent, goal-oriented, and perfectionist professional with a positive perspective. I enjoy remote work and carefully follow instructions and I find it easy to work for long periods including during the night and maintain my attention to detail. That comes, of course, from having a genuine interest in Languages and Translation since I was a child and constant curiosity in researching different topics. I provide translation, retroversion, proofreading, transcription, and captioning services in general and specialized domains with appropriate technical resources. I would also like to add that I can handle deadlines just fine.

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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.

Native in Spanish and Catalan, fluent in English.

I am a Certified English-Spanish Translator, based in Argentina, with more than 10 years' experience as a professional freelance translator. I specialize in legal, business, HR, education and medical texts. With each freelance project I undertake, I guarantee high quality work delivered on or before deadline and prompt response to emails and phone calls. Feel free to contact to request a quote or to discuss a translation project.

My name is Martin Sonia, a professional translator. I have been working with the GENGO team since 2014.

I am a qualified freelance sworn translator with more than 10 years of experience. I have a degree in Translation and Interpreting (Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria), and I am currently completing an MA in Audiovisual Translation (Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona) and another in Institutional Translation (Universidad de Alicante). I specialise in audiovisual, legal and marketing translation, as well as in video game localisation, and I am comfortable using a wide range of industry-standard CAT tools. My daily output is around 2,500-3,000 words.

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?