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Daniela Gomes

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9.7

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My name is Daniela Gomes and I have been a Portuguese freelance translator and subtitler (EN-PTpt) for four years. In 2015, I finished my BA in Applied Languages and concluded my MA in Translation and Multilingual Communication early 2018. I have been working for international companies from North America and Europe translating and subtitling movies, TV shows and series for several well-known studios. I am a very responsible, ambitious and determined person who has worked in English, French and Spanish projects throughout the last years.

Andre Euphrasio

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9.9

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I am an experienced translator in the market research, gaming, tourism and lifestyle fields. I have previously served as a market researcher covering food, drink, lifestyles, trends, technology, and media habits in Brazil. I also have some experience in subtitling, working as a volunteer for TED. I have lived in English speaking countries for over eight years now and I am a native Portuguese speaker. I hold a B.A. in Industrial Design, a Masters in Marketing Analysis, and a Certificate in Language Interpretation and Translation. Born in São Paulo, I always had a passion for exploring the world and learning about different cultures, which led me to live in Riverside (California, EUA), Dublin, London, and Tokyo. Feel free to contact for any projects which require translation from English to Portuguese.

Evelyn Torre

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8.8

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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.

Translation with Colour

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9.8

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First, I would like to introduce myself very briefly. I am a 42-year old native Portuguese speaker, who grew, studied and, nowadays, works in Portugal (in the city with the famous hovering umbrella installation, by the way). I am a trained translator with a diploma in English and Portuguese languages and translation post-graduate studies. Before finishing university I decided to interrupt studies to work as an expatriate translator/interpreter in a construction project with a Portuguese company in Barbados. I have completed university after returning and never stopped doing what I really like: communicate between languages. My experience and skills are especially strong with medicine, IT/ICT, defence, business, marketing and legal translation, dealing with contracts, annual reports, corporate websites, bidding documents, business plans, brochures, presentations, written resolutions, and agreements, confidential emails, language assistance in meetings, also experience in diplomatic level. The total number of words over these 20 years exceeds 5,000,000 words, with companies and brand names such as Huawei, Unitel, IBM, Unilever, Suunto, Dell, Disney, Gesticer, Harley Davidson, to name a few. Please check my CV, and allow me to ask your attention for page 4 for some highlights.

Ana Fonseca

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10.0

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English and Portuguese Languages Teacher and Translator

Clecio Santos

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9.9

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Brazilian Portuguese Translator

LUCAS TAZINAFO

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10.0

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Lucas Favaretto Tazinafo is a Bachelor of Biomedicine, Specialist in Clinical Analysis, Master of Biosciences and Doctor of Immunology and Pathophysiology by the University of São Paulo (USP). He is currently working as a translator, uniting his passion for the English language with science. In his free time, he is an enthusiast of video games and tabletop games, like RPG and collectable card games.

Maria Camargo

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10.0

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Localizer & QA Analyst | Brazilian Portuguese

Guilherme Aleixo Piccoli

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10.0

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Hello! I'm Guilherme, and i'm here to help you with translations!

Guillermo Larenze

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9.8

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

Fonseca Jose

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10.0

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I am an experienced Freelance Translator (Business, Banking, Financial, IT, Software and Website Localization, General, Subtitling, etc.). I have had extensive work experience in office environments, the banking sector and service industries, giving me varied skills and the ability to work with many different types of subjects. My work experience involved a great deal of independent research, requiring initiative, self-motivation and a wide range of skills. I am a fast and accurate translator, with a keen eye for detail. TRANSLATION FIELDS I specialize in particular business sectors and have a perfect command of the associated terminology. I work in a wide variety of fields, such as: LAW & FINANCE - Deeds - Powers of attorney - Witness Statements - Letters of Request - Courts documents - Annual Reports - Audit Reports - Financial Statements - Notes to the Financial Statements - Contracts - Call for bids - Commercial letters - Investment Reports - Business Reports - Newsletters TECHNICAL AND INDUSTRIAL - Technical Manuals - Technical specifications - User Manuals - Safety Manuals - Tender documentation - Protocols - Inspections - Materials testing - Publicity and advertising MARKETING AND CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS - Powerpoint presentations - Advertising Brochures - Newsletters - General communications - Websites - Leaflets & Posters - Contracts - Catalogs - Letters & Emails - Institutional documents PERSONAL DOCUMENTS - Birth certificates - Death certificates - Diplomas - Academic transcripts - Marriage certificates - Divorce Certificates - Adoption papers - Passports - Citizenship and naturalization papers - Tax records - Insurance policies - Powers of attorney - General letters and texts MEDICAL - Medical Charts - Documents attached to medical supplies - Medical insurance documents - Informed Consent Forms - Hospital discharge papers - Scientific publications - Medical records - Hospital records - Regulations and legislation - Clinical study reports - Clinical protocols - Clinical Trials - Medical reports - Scientific research - Test and analysis results

Leehendry Pauletto

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10.0

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My experience as a translator ranges from technical documents to entertainment texts. I am a Law Bachelor and I have worked as a tax advisor, writing and proofreading documents in both English and Portuguese as daily jobs. I worked also on the Brazilian localization of EA’s FIFA 18 and Need for Speed Payback. My job was to ensure all texts and audio were properly translated for the Brazilian market, checking if these assets were correctly implemented in-game and that they fitted the game style and natural flow of the language. Such experience lit my desire of building bridges between different cultures and breaking down the language barriers between them. In my case, Portuguese is spoken by more than 255 million people, of which 210 million are Brazilians alone. However, the majority of the lusophone population has no understanding of the English language, and English speakers too have generally no knowledge of Portuguese. This is an obstacle I want to help undo.

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