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I currently study at the University of Santiago de Compostela USC (Spain). I am young, active person who is ready to study fast and effectively.

Russian, Spanish, Portuguese and English translator, specialize in legal and technical texts. Large experience in working with Mexican Spanish and Brasilian Portuguese.

Hello! I want to offer my professional translation services as a freelance SPANISH-RUSSIAN, RUSSIAN-SPANISH translator. Russian and Belarusian are my mother tongues. I have a degree in languages. I have more than 10 years of experience in translation and interpretation. I have lived and worked for 7 years in several Spanish speaking countries. I know the cultural and linguistic peculiarities of many Spanish-speaking countries. My specialty is the oil field, geology, gas, mining, seismic, computing and sports. Although my level of languages, my experience and my knowledge allow me to do translations in other branches depending on the subject. If you enjoy doing something, then you will try to do your best. So, I ENJOY DOING TRANSLATIONS. I am very demanding of myself. My main goals are quality and punctuality.

Native speaker of Spanish, second language English and third Russian, translator and interpreter of Spanish, English, french, Italian and Russian. I have experience of 2 years as a freelance translator, estimated average translation of 2000 words or more per days, delivery of translation with diaz in advance and certification of Russian language speaker by kfu (kazan Federal University, Russia)

MBA & Chemical Engineer specialist in Operations Management & AccurateTechnical Translations.

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

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I've been working as a translator and interpreter for more than 25 years and I've acquired a lot of experience in various fields such as legal, engineering, information technology, power plants, oil&gas, etc. However, I'm far from resting on my laurels since I understand very well that the languages are dynamic and the world is constantly changing, so I'm in the constant pursuit of new skills and knowledge that'd help me to stay up-to-date and do my job in the most efficient and precise manner.

I´m a Colombian expat currently living and studying International Relations and business at Kazan (Volga region) Federal University in Kazan, Rep. of Tatarstan. Russia. I speak fluently English and Russian + my native Spanish. My interests are Political and Economical affairs, linguistics and second language acquisition, Sociology and all that concerns Human Sciences. Few years ago i was a proffesional Soccer player (2012-2014) in a professional club of the Second division of my country. Colombia. Currently I teach ESL in a language academy of Kazan.

As a Philosophy student I focused in the field of Linguistics, which during college I combined with my passion for learning foreign languages: French and Russian, as well as perfecting my English. My interest in language and logic has led me to specialize also in modern fields such as software development translations, gaming localization, AI input/output editing, etc. After college I started learning Arabic language, also combined with my job as an editorial coordinator for institutionalized magazines belonging to professionals' associations of engineers and industrial chambers.

I'm a licensed translator from French, English, Spanish and Italian languages. I have a Ph.D degree in linguistics for researching short French science-popular movies, so I have a large experience in movie translation that I like very much. Besides, I took a course of advanced training in hospitality in French after which I worked in a French company as animator. Also, I underwent training in an aviation agency for a year where I worked as a translator then. Always learning, always hardworking.

I love translating legal documents (e.g. contracts, certificates, notarial certificates, licenses, patents, apostilles, legalizations) and other documents such as books, emails, academic transcripts, websites, and user guides.