ENGLISH TO CHINESE TRANSLATION SERVICES




Native Chinese speaker Be a translator since 1995


Master Degree (my certificates) Certified accountant


Website localization DTP (Desktop publishing)


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Experience


1995~present English-Chinese translator


2010~2014 Webmaster of usatouronline.com


1995~2002 Harbin university. Engage in the fields of accountancy, economics, business administration, marketing, etc.




Education


  • Master degree (2003), business administration, Harbin Institute of Technology (among the Top 10 universities in China ).

  • Bachelor degree (1995), accountancy, Harbin University.


Accomplishments


  • 1000+ projects completed since 1995

  • Recent projects:
a. AirAsia (200,000+ words) http://www.airasia.com/cn/zh/

b. KLM (100,000+ words) http://www.klm.com/travel/cn_cn/index.htm

c.Symantec(5000+ words) http://www.symantec.com/zh/cn/


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RATES


Translation0.06 USD~0.08 USD per source word (English or Chinese)


Editing 0.03 USD~0.04 USD per source word (English or Chinese)


DTP 10~12 USD per A4 page



CONTACT INFORMATION


Email: translator_li@hotmail.com MSN: translator_li@hotmail.com


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HOW TO GET STARTED (click here for more details)


Mar 27, 2007

How does a professional translator actually work?

(Edited by freelance Chinese translator li – English to Chinese or Chinese to English translation services)

To start the translation process the translator reads through the entire document to get a clear idea of content and style of the source text.

If the text contains specific vocabulary, technical terms or is of a very technical nature, this is the time when research will be done, translation memory software is used and it is also when you as a client can assist in the process by providing company specific vocabulary or existing material in the target language.

It is in the translators interest to keep translations as consistent and true to style and content as possible.

The first working translation follows. Usually, the translator puts the first draft aside for a short while in order to be able to review the work from a fresh viewpoint.

After the short break the translator works through source text and target text checking content, style and format.

Reading and checking the translation for consistency and fluency can take several runs and at this stage usually a second translator gets involved to proof read the translation before it is returned to the project manager.

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