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原文文本 - Chinese汉语 Finding a qualified translator can be a complicated and costly affair. Whether you need a translator for travel, legal or business reasons, you need to know where and how to find one that is qualified and reliable. Follow these steps to help you find the best and most qualified translator.
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Go for native speakers of the language. Fluency is fine for simple purposes--like finding the nearest restaurant or a taxi in a foreign country. But, when it comes to hiring a translator for business or legal purposes, you need a native speaker. This should be your first requirement for hiring them.
I am a Chines CH<->EN<->DE<->FR Translator/Interpreter Professional,and can accept global business travel.
My 10+ years of corporate and freelance experience comes from the media, research, commercial, non-profit, university, literary, legal, and human resources fields. I'm especially interested in Literature, Theater (playwriting), and the Arts, which comprise my educational background.
I am based in New York and gladly available for any urgent, short- or long-term assignments, 7 days a week.
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