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Hey, thanks for the video, it was great. I speak English, Portuguese and I’m a native Spanish speaker. I’m looking for a job, I even pay the Proz subscription but I couldn’t get one yet 😕
I' m a Malaysian, and as for now i speak two languages, Malay n English. I'm looking forward to learn other languages too. Thank you for your channel sis 🥰❤️. It encourage me to achieve my dream as a translator 🥰✨.
Hi there, I am just a beginnee trying to be in the translation language game. Is there any advice for a beginner like me about where to start finding a beginner job?
Hello @eduardasartorio8932 , I have job opening for Content writer / translator which is completely remote position is USA. If you are available in job market please let me know.
I can speak Brazilian Portuguese and English :) I love the ideas you give us. Soon I'll create my freelance profile on Upwork and I'll follow your tips
Do you speak multiple languages? Well done! Does that make you a translator? ABSOLUTELY NOT! Suggesting not to translate word by word and trying to "adapt" the text for the target audience is a much too simplistic way to summarize endless theories about Translation studies. There is plenty of literature about translation techniques that this video cannot replace. By the way, "adapting the text" is what is called "localization". To those watching this video: do not underrate translation jobs, it takes years to learn how to translate properly and being bilingual is not enough. PS. There is no such thing as beginner friendly translation jobs
I couldn't agree more. I recently got my degree in Linguistic and Cultural Mediation. I did translate a couple of texts from English into Italian and from Russian into Italian. Even though I've always prided myself in my ability to speak English at a pretty advanced level, I have noticed that it really only matters up to a certain point. There are a LOT of other things to consider when translating (and how well you know the source language is only a small part). Things such as achieving the proper style, making the text flow naturally in the target language, localization, even the language pair itself. For example, translating from English into Italian poses an additional challenge in that English is a more synthetic language, which uses a lot of lenghty, wordy compounds obtained by juxtaposition of several words. Italian, being a more analytical language doesn't really use this kind of compound word formation, so you have to render it with a clause or a whole sentence; which in turn contributes to making the target text even longer. Length is also another component. Chances are, your TT will be longer than the ST, but that also needs to be controlled. Your translation should not be twice as long as the original, and it should still try to maintain more or less the same style and tone, the same intentions, and convey the same core message as the original, while flowing naturally and not "looking like a translation". There are SO many factors 😅 And, as M. Eta Trabing said: _Being bilingual doesn't make you a translator or an interpreter more than having two hands makes you a pianist_ It's so true!
I'm a native Sundanese (Not Sudanese) with MA degree on Sundanese language education. I do translation, editing, and interpretation related freelance jobs. I found that most of the English-Sundanese translator relied on their "native status" without considering linguistical aspects, so this makes the translation very poor.
Hi Laura, Thanks for all the wonderful information. I am Joel Argentianian-Italian. I am polyglot fluent in Mandarin, Spanish, Italian, English, Portuguese, Aymara, and french. I've been working on translating and interpreting from Chinese to other languages for more than 5 years. I am very interested in learning more about these freelance Jobs. My goal is to take my language skills to the top levels.
Well... Are you actually familiar with freelance translation? Have you yourself worked in this field? It sounds like you just researched it on platforms like Upwork, which mainly caters to low-paying, low-quality clients. Your video makes it seem like you can almost wake up one day and decide to start working as a freelance translator, when in reality the translation market is a rather difficult one. It takes talent, research, technical skills, a specific niche expertise, an entrepreneurial mindset, in most cases a degree, a lot of determination and persistance, and a good bit of luck... Also, depending on your location and needs, $30/hour is not much. Someone coming across this video might get the wrong impression and end up undercharging themselves.
Mam I am one of your subscribers. I am an Indian. I watch your videos regularly. I've seen the video you made on freelance writing but I implore you to make another video on the aforementioned topic and pls inform us about the websites which work worldwide. Pls.
I am a native French speaker with an eye for detail and particular about spellings, grammar, presentation, alignment...unlike others and love doing it.
Hello, i came across this video while i was searching for ways to sign up for Upwork. I am 16 years old, and am searching for online jobs. Because of the age restriction, it is slightly harder for me. Therefore, i would love to hear your advices and perspective on this. I know the languages: Azeribaijan, Turkish, English.
@@KevinFlores-ql5pw wow!!! 3 years for certification !!! That is ridiculous when one more year gets you a bachelor's degree.. Maybe its your state!! or maybe my service in the army as an interpreter sped things up for me... That's just too much plus most cases were traffic tickets it doesn't need all of that prep!!
I am Nakshatra Bodas. I do translation from French to English or Marathi & Sanskrit to English or Marathi. Uptill I have translated 2 documents. Searching for more work.
Just so you know, translation Is WRITTEN, not spoken, which supposes perfect spelling, excellent grammary, and an immensely extensible vocabulary. So much for beginners!
Hi, my name is Julianna. I speak Mandarin Chinese and English. It is the first time for me to watch your TH-cam show. It is very encouraging and exciting. Q1. how can I register with Amazon translating job list? Thank you.
Hello Laura, i am so happy to found your videos actually I am fluent in french, english, haitian creole and curently learning spanish. I would like to find opportunities to practice my skills, and be a freelancer
I am Spanish interpreter for two companies get paid by contract no matter if patient doesn't show up/ if is under 15 mins will get paid for the offer job. Love the job but is stressful due high demand. I suggest you work in freelance work or contract only..No hourly. I am both so charge $60 per contract and $80 freelance work.
Just a question please ، Someone who speaks and communicates in five languages and is proficient in dealing with subtitle files nd series nd movies.nd....Does he have the opportunity to get a job as a translator?
Hi sister,, ❤ I'm From Bangladesh, I'm graphics designer. I recently i create fiverr account then i upload gig. Yesterday my gig successful published 😭😭but my gof It's vanish today 😢😢i don’t know y
I speak fluent Finnish and English. I speak other languages too, but these are the two languages where I have equal experience. This includes business and legal language as well. I thought about offering my skills after I needed legal documents translated by a certified translator from English to Finnish. To my disappointment the documents had such terrible translation mistakes that I had to re-translate every page, get them stamped by the translation company and then pay for it. :) I also have a marketing degree and have built and run businesses in Finland, as well as in the United States.
Google Translator it's free and translates as you type. I feel your disappointment Google is free most of these money-making sites are not what they profess to be. All the best
Hey guys , whoever can see my text, who could tell or advice me if the career that becomes you a Interpreter is not available for me in the country i am in, and the only thing I see and imaginate myself in being a translator or interpreter, I would genuinely like to receive an advice for you guys ,or whoever is already a translator just at home
I'd love to know what I can do with my languages! I speak Spanish, German, and English fluently, and French on a rather advanced level ( B2 aproximately, uncertified though).
I speak multiple languages, arabic , French , spanish , English, Berbere, and currently i am at the end of a1 german. Not only word by word but i can make the text looks so pretty so where to start ?
I’m a native Polish speaker with C2 English certified. Where can I apply for the Amazon jobs that you have mentioned in the video?😌 Greetings from Poznan
I haven't studied Translation in college! But I am really interested! I love learning new languages! RIght now I am learning German and I am at a B2 level. I speak English fluently since I went to school in the US and Spanish as my native tounge.
Hi Laura, thx for all the details but pls, could you send me sites where to apply. I s like a freelance job since I already have one but I can’t pay all my needs. I have a degree in languages and I manage four perfectly and another four not so well. Pls send me a link where I can apply. Thank you soooo much and I loves your video. Gladys
hi im new in the field of translation. im an expertise in the spanish language and would like to start freelancing my skills. how would i know which formats to use or do the clients specify also how much do i charge per hour or word? im ready to start asap but dont know where to start. help!
I do Spanish Interpreting with an Agency out of California, and I live in Las Vegas. I make a satisfactory Supplemental Income as an Independant Contractor for almost 3 years now at mostly 99% $1.00 a minute? I also do Translating Documents, which I did before this. But I want to make more money..at which I ised to make $25. per page Translating? I'm moving soon back home to Miami, and I was looking to change Companies or other line of work within my same Skills?
I'm certified translator and have 1 year experience, I don't get regular offers and it must be for my little experience. If they want trained people then they should give them chances to prove themselves hate these over capitalistic thinking translation firms. I'm force to work as tutor for 3 years now to pay my bills, what for have I studied this. It's such an unthankful and very selective with lot of competition field to work in Translating websites and blogs can be more tricky than product listing oftentimes they have hidden content, graphics, lunks. I disagree that someone with no marketing experience should do especially website translations.
I work as a phd in nuclear physics in science and i also have a diploma in translation in English to german. Until now, no agency has any interest in my skills. Even though i have some years of experience in translation. Don’t know what to do
Hi, I am from India, my mother tongue is Urdu and I am fluent in Arabic and my English is only conversational. I want to earn as a freelancer translater, and I can translate English to Arabic and Urdu, so please help me succeed in my goal. God bless you. Thank you
I am not looking for higher pay, I am looking for consistency or job flow. I don't mind the low paying jobs as long as I can make $200 to $300 a month.
Hi thx for this useful vidéo. I want to make profit from translation. Can arabic help me do this ? . I ve never worked online and i want to know how to start my business online. Could you help plllz.
I am half Ukranian & Russian who was born in Israel on top of that I learned Turkish to B2 level so in total: Ukranian, Russian,Hebrew,English and Turkish
I know three language, 2 spoken worldwide and 1 that's kinda rare spoken and almost dead written since 99% of the speakers don't know how to exactly write it.
is it just me or it is unbelievably difficult to make a living this way without a degree? I mean for god sake, I'm native in 2 languages! What should I do, get a degree on a language that I'm already native in?
Having a degree is important because it is how you prove that you speak a language, you know a lot of people just want money and they use Google translate to do the work for them but it is not a good quality of work, so that's why some do require a degree
You don't get a degree to learn a language, but rather to learn about translation techniques and translation studies. Being native does not make you a good translator, you need to develop specific skills. Also, specializing in a certain field is a plus.
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Hey, thanks for the video, it was great. I speak English, Portuguese and I’m a native Spanish speaker. I’m looking for a job, I even pay the Proz subscription but I couldn’t get one yet 😕
my native language is marwari and i'm also speak hindi and english
@@vnunezlaluz mismo aqui😁
English and Urdu.
German, English and Hindi
I' m a Malaysian, and as for now i speak two languages, Malay n English. I'm looking forward to learn other languages too. Thank you for your channel sis 🥰❤️. It encourage me to achieve my dream as a translator 🥰✨.
Hi there, I am just a beginnee trying to be in the translation language game. Is there any advice for a beginner like me about where to start finding a beginner job?
My mother tongue is Portuguese but I speak in English as well
Hello @eduardasartorio8932 ,
I have job opening for Content writer / translator which is completely remote position is USA.
If you are available in job market please let me know.
I can speak Brazilian Portuguese and English :) I love the ideas you give us. Soon I'll create my freelance profile on Upwork and I'll follow your tips
Me too
I'm Brazilian
Can u give me some places l can apply.
Obrigado ❤️
TAMBÉMMM, quero poder fazer dinheiro com isso :)
conseguiste?
E aí, como foi? Estou pensando em fazer o mesmo em breve.
Do you speak multiple languages? Well done! Does that make you a translator? ABSOLUTELY NOT! Suggesting not to translate word by word and trying to "adapt" the text for the target audience is a much too simplistic way to summarize endless theories about Translation studies. There is plenty of literature about translation techniques that this video cannot replace. By the way, "adapting the text" is what is called "localization". To those watching this video: do not underrate translation jobs, it takes years to learn how to translate properly and being bilingual is not enough. PS. There is no such thing as beginner friendly translation jobs
You are on point!
I couldn't agree more. I recently got my degree in Linguistic and Cultural Mediation. I did translate a couple of texts from English into Italian and from Russian into Italian.
Even though I've always prided myself in my ability to speak English at a pretty advanced level, I have noticed that it really only matters up to a certain point. There are a LOT of other things to consider when translating (and how well you know the source language is only a small part). Things such as achieving the proper style, making the text flow naturally in the target language, localization, even the language pair itself. For example, translating from English into Italian poses an additional challenge in that English is a more synthetic language, which uses a lot of lenghty, wordy compounds obtained by juxtaposition of several words. Italian, being a more analytical language doesn't really use this kind of compound word formation, so you have to render it with a clause or a whole sentence; which in turn contributes to making the target text even longer. Length is also another component. Chances are, your TT will be longer than the ST, but that also needs to be controlled. Your translation should not be twice as long as the original, and it should still try to maintain more or less the same style and tone, the same intentions, and convey the same core message as the original, while flowing naturally and not "looking like a translation". There are SO many factors 😅
And, as M. Eta Trabing said: _Being bilingual doesn't make you a translator or an interpreter more than having two hands makes you a pianist_
It's so true!
I coudn't agree more with you
I'm a translator my self and you do not need to paraphrase word by word instead point by point 👌
Chill my dude. Knowing the strategies doesn’t make you a better translator as well. Gatekeeping much.
I'm a native Sundanese (Not Sudanese) with MA degree on Sundanese language education. I do translation, editing, and interpretation related freelance jobs. I found that most of the English-Sundanese translator relied on their "native status" without considering linguistical aspects, so this makes the translation very poor.
I had to re-read that several times to see the n 🤣
I'm a Sudanese guy
I'm still searching for a Freelancing translation job
Help!
@@DanRegueira That's so me 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thanks for clarifying, the first thing I read was Sudanese 💀
Where do you work, is it online?
Hi Laura, Thanks for all the wonderful information. I am Joel Argentianian-Italian. I am polyglot fluent in Mandarin, Spanish, Italian, English, Portuguese, Aymara, and french. I've been working on translating and interpreting from Chinese to other languages for more than 5 years. I am very interested in learning more about these freelance Jobs. My goal is to take my language skills to the top levels.
Wow, that’s impressive Joel! 👏 Best of luck and here to support if I can! Let me know how it goes please!
Aymara?? Buenisima, saludos de chile. Como aprendiste?
Will u help me find a job as an interpreter plz. Im also polyglot.
Ni hao ma
Hi
As far as I know Amazon is coming to Hungary in 2022 (or later, they are opening up in Poland first), so the 1st tip is a great one!
Glad to hear, Andrea. Good luck and prepare smartly ahead of that launch.
I'm a native moroccan and I speak, of course, Arabic, and also French and English so I want to work like a translator
Well... Are you actually familiar with freelance translation? Have you yourself worked in this field? It sounds like you just researched it on platforms like Upwork, which mainly caters to low-paying, low-quality clients. Your video makes it seem like you can almost wake up one day and decide to start working as a freelance translator, when in reality the translation market is a rather difficult one. It takes talent, research, technical skills, a specific niche expertise, an entrepreneurial mindset, in most cases a degree, a lot of determination and persistance, and a good bit of luck... Also, depending on your location and needs, $30/hour is not much. Someone coming across this video might get the wrong impression and end up undercharging themselves.
You seem to be an expert translator can you help me get a job😭😂
Mam I am one of your subscribers. I am an Indian. I watch your videos regularly. I've seen the video you made on freelance writing but I implore you to make another video on the aforementioned topic and pls inform us about the websites which work worldwide. Pls.
thanks for the suggestion. will do soon!!
I am a native French speaker with an eye for detail and particular about spellings, grammar, presentation, alignment...unlike others and love doing it.
I am french and English too.
Hello, i came across this video while i was searching for ways to sign up for Upwork. I am 16 years old, and am searching for online jobs. Because of the age restriction, it is slightly harder for me. Therefore, i would love to hear your advices and perspective on this. I know the languages: Azeribaijan, Turkish, English.
I need to print out my business cards right away!! This opens up a whole new world for me!🥰
Translators should apply to their local COURT SYSTEM! There will be cases that require a translator....
Is it hard?
@@ltv9912 Not hard at all once you're familiar with the basic court terminology
I just looked up becoming a certified court interpreter for my state and you’re looking at 3 years of certification before seeing payment
@@KevinFlores-ql5pw wow!!! 3 years for certification !!! That is ridiculous when one more year gets you a bachelor's degree.. Maybe its your state!! or maybe my service in the army as an interpreter sped things up for me... That's just too much plus most cases were traffic tickets it doesn't need all of that prep!!
I’m a native Chinese speaker and have bachelor degrees in both China and the US. Looking for an online translation part time job!
I speak Pashto, Farsi, Urdu and English. I have 12 years experience in teaching English. Now I would like to go for translation or interpretation.
I speak Italian, English, German, a bit of Russian and a bit of Spanish
I am from Karakalpakstan. Also I can speak Uzbek, Kazak and a little Russian too
I'm half indian and half filipino...I can speak hindi , tagalog and English...thanks for the idea..
My girlfriend is Pilipino, so naturally she speaks english, bisayan and tagalog. I wonder if there's market value for this
I'm brazilian and I'm really excited to work with translation (English to Portuguese) . Thank you so much for this video! Have a great day!
Vc conseguiu?
@@delsayle tb to querendo saber, to procurando algo do tipo e ta difícil
i am from Ethiopia. i speak Amharic n English. i have some experience on translation work specially from English to Amharic.
Hii, I am from India 🇮🇳.
I can speak 2 languages that are
ENGLISH and HINDI.
I am Nakshatra Bodas. I do translation from French to English or Marathi & Sanskrit to English or Marathi. Uptill I have translated 2 documents. Searching for more work.
Amharic , French,English and Tigrinya
This sounds great!!!🩷 Love it
Just so you know, translation Is WRITTEN, not spoken, which supposes perfect spelling, excellent grammary, and an immensely extensible vocabulary. So much for beginners!
I assumed she meant with 'beginners' people who have never had a job translating before, not simply people who barely know another language.
excellent "grammary" ok
You can correct spelling yes but grammar unlikely context and stylistic also important
If you are in a C1 level, you are able to do this. She is referring to beginners in translation, not beginners in learning a language.
Thank you Laura! As always your ideas are very organized and useful. Keep up the good work.
Thank you Jorge. That is so kind of you! Thanks so much 🥰
How can I contact Amazon management to offer my translation job?
one of the best videos ever , you actual give real , honest tips , and take time to explain ! thank you for that , and i love your energy !
But, in Bangladesh how can I get Money. It is so problematic.
Hi, my name is Julianna. I speak Mandarin Chinese and English. It is the first time for me to watch your TH-cam show. It is very encouraging and exciting. Q1. how can I register with Amazon translating job list? Thank you.
come to the Philippines many companys are looking for a mandarin translator
Ye, but WHERE do should we look for those jobs? Where do we find them?
Hello Laura, i am so happy to found your videos actually I am fluent in french, english, haitian creole and curently learning spanish. I would like to find opportunities to practice my skills, and be a freelancer
I speak: portuguese, my mother language, english, and spanish, for while.
I speak both Arabic and English. The first one is my native,and the second is the langague I am fluenlty in.
Thank you for your valuable information. I'm an indonesian native speaker, glad to watch your video.
Happy you liked the video!
I am Spanish interpreter for two companies get paid by contract no matter if patient doesn't show up/ if is under 15 mins will get paid for the offer job. Love the job but is stressful due high demand. I suggest you work in freelance work or contract only..No hourly. I am both so charge $60 per contract and $80 freelance work.
What companies do you work for? I’m hoping to get my translation certification soon..
Arabic. Fluent. Read, Write and Speak. Reside in Florida or Arab birth/origin.
Sounds great
Im translator arabic and hebrew for long time....maybe we can make money togethet...
I speak French English and Arabic
And I'm 16 years old
Thanks for your video Laura! I speak Portuguese and English fluently, and some Spanish.
I can speak German English and French and Arabic
Am amharic speaker and i wanna to translate english to amharic or amharic to english
Hi I can speak Arabic French and English may I have a chance to get a job
I fluently speak Turkish, Azerbaijani, Russian and English. I think I can do something with that.
Thanks for your shared,I am Vietnamese and English is my second language,hope to find out a interpreter as frelancer😊
My mother tongue is somali but I speak English.
Just a question please ، Someone who speaks and communicates in five languages and is proficient in dealing with subtitle files nd series nd movies.nd....Does he have the opportunity to get a job as a translator?
italian german chinese korean french spanish polish japanese hindi
No waay! Wow, that is really impressive!!! Congrats!
How did you end up learning all these?
Am from kenya speak English and kiswahili
Hi sister,, ❤ I'm From Bangladesh, I'm graphics designer. I recently i create fiverr account then i upload gig. Yesterday my gig successful published 😭😭but my gof It's vanish today 😢😢i don’t know y
I speak German ,English and Arabic
I speak fluent Finnish and English. I speak other languages too, but these are the two languages where I have equal experience. This includes business and legal language as well. I thought about offering my skills after I needed legal documents translated by a certified translator from English to Finnish. To my disappointment the documents had such terrible translation mistakes that I had to re-translate every page, get them stamped by the translation company and then pay for it. :) I also have a marketing degree and have built and run businesses in Finland, as well as in the United States.
Google Translator it's free and translates as you type. I feel your disappointment
Google is free most of these money-making sites are not what they profess to be. All the best
Hey guys , whoever can see my text, who could tell or advice me if the career that becomes you a Interpreter is not available for me in the country i am in, and the only thing I see and imaginate myself in being a translator or interpreter, I would genuinely like to receive an advice for you guys ,or whoever is already a translator just at home
If run business why do need the job
I'd love to know what I can do with my languages! I speak Spanish, German, and English fluently, and French on a rather advanced level ( B2 aproximately, uncertified though).
Go apply for the united nations jobs at any where , they will hire you really quick.
@@hibaalsadi9515 how to apply in that please ?
I can speak mainly Malayalam and English and also hindi.
Hey this is Jameel from India
And I can Speak easily Four Languages English, Arabic, Urdu And Hindi
I speak multiple languages, arabic , French , spanish , English, Berbere, and currently i am at the end of a1 german. Not only word by word but i can make the text looks so pretty so where to start ?
English and Portuguese
I’m a native Polish speaker with C2 English certified. Where can I apply for the Amazon jobs that you have mentioned in the video?😌 Greetings from Poznan
Hey there. Poznan is a nice place ;) www.amazon.jobs/en-gb/search?base_query=&loc_query=Remote&virtual-locations=true Here you go
I speak English C1 and Portuguese C2
I haven't studied Translation in college! But I am really interested! I love learning new languages! RIght now I am learning German and I am at a B2 level. I speak English fluently since I went to school in the US and Spanish as my native tounge.
I can speak hindi and English fluently
Hi Laura, thx for all the details but pls, could you send me sites where to apply. I s like a freelance job since I already have one but I can’t pay all my needs. I have a degree in languages and I manage four perfectly and another four not so well. Pls send me a link where I can apply. Thank you soooo much and I loves your video. Gladys
I can speak chinese ,urdu ,English
Fluent in English and Spanish. What job opportunities would be suitable in 2024?
Arabic English
Hello I'm an interpreter and working as an English to Pushto,Urdu and Punjabi interpreter. Guide me please
hi im new in the field of translation. im an expertise in the spanish language and would like to start freelancing my skills. how would i know which formats to use or do the clients specify also how much do i charge per hour or word? im ready to start asap but dont know where to start. help!
I do Spanish Interpreting with an Agency out of California, and I live in Las Vegas. I make a satisfactory Supplemental Income as an Independant Contractor for almost 3 years now at mostly 99% $1.00 a minute? I also do Translating Documents, which I did before this. But I want to make more money..at which I ised to make $25. per page Translating? I'm moving soon back home to Miami, and I was looking to change Companies or other line of work within my same Skills?
Isn't AI affecting your job?
I'm certified translator and have 1 year experience, I don't get regular offers and it must be for my little experience. If they want trained people then they should give them chances to prove themselves hate these over capitalistic thinking translation firms. I'm force to work as tutor for 3 years now to pay my bills, what for have I studied this. It's such an unthankful and very selective with lot of competition field to work in
Translating websites and blogs can be more tricky than product listing oftentimes they have hidden content, graphics, lunks. I disagree that someone with no marketing experience should do especially website translations.
ummmmm. well. i would maybe use it as a job, but i dont use them often
I see
I work as a phd in nuclear physics in science and i also have a diploma in translation in English to german. Until now, no agency has any interest in my skills. Even though i have some years of experience in translation. Don’t know what to do
I speak French and English.
Hey, I can translate from Spanish to Swedish. Where could I find jobs??? Thanks for this video!
I speak two languages only: brazilian portuguese and english.
I speak Arabic and English fluently
That is a good mix
Arabic and English
Hi , same..did you find any job with these 2 languges ?
Fluent in Urdu & in English
I can speak English and Urdu
Hi, this is Hiwot from Ethiopia 🇪🇹 and I need a job on a medical interpreter in the USA, so how can I get the job ???
Can you help with this
Russian English Kazakh Uzbek and a bit Korean
Hi, I am from India, my mother tongue is Urdu and I am fluent in Arabic and my English is only conversational. I want to earn as a freelancer translater, and I can translate English to Arabic and Urdu, so please help me succeed in my goal. God bless you. Thank you
I am not looking for higher pay, I am looking for consistency or job flow. I don't mind the low paying jobs as long as I can make $200 to $300 a month.
I am native amharic speaker and english amharic translator; please help me locate works
I am very interested of this job of translation but in my country East Timor does not exsit paypal account.
English french arabic korean
I speak Arabic , English, German, and French how can I start making translation money ?
Hi thx for this useful vidéo. I want to make profit from translation. Can arabic help me do this ? . I ve never worked online and i want to know how to start my business online. Could you help plllz.
I speak polish, spanish, english and learning italian now
Wow, Natalia. That’s impressive
I am half Ukranian & Russian who was born in Israel on top of that I learned Turkish to B2 level so in total: Ukranian, Russian,Hebrew,English and Turkish
That’s impressive 👏
I know three language, 2 spoken worldwide and 1 that's kinda rare spoken and almost dead written since 99% of the speakers don't know how to exactly write it.
I m interested in translation.And I m looking for remote translator jobs .By the way I speak Arabic English and French
My mother tongue is arabic.and i can speak english and Frensh fluently.
I speak Chinese
Hello... I speak Swahili, English, Arabic and Malay
I speak English and Malay. My mother tongues are Mandarin and Cantonese
Very good! Have you started to apply yet?
You Made two introducciones... It becomes Boring AND Hard to watch...
is it just me or it is unbelievably difficult to make a living this way without a degree? I mean for god sake, I'm native in 2 languages! What should I do, get a degree on a language that I'm already native in?
Having a degree is important because it is how you prove that you speak a language, you know a lot of people just want money and they use Google translate to do the work for them but it is not a good quality of work, so that's why some do require a degree
Get a degree in technology instead, and look for jobs that require bilinguals. Trust me, I did get the translation degree.
@@hx1487 why technology then?
You don't get a degree to learn a language, but rather to learn about translation techniques and translation studies. Being native does not make you a good translator, you need to develop specific skills. Also, specializing in a certain field is a plus.
I speak english, turkish, russian and ukranian...
Sounds great.
Hi.....help me I can earn even at home ....I know English Arabic Tagalog & Cebuano