Annette Urbschat - German to English translator. - bilingual,childrens\\\\\\\' literature,arts,travel,dance,theatre

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German to English
English to German

Annette Urbschat
bilinguist, childrens' lit. and arts

Burlington, Vermont

Local time: 09:39 EST (GMT-5)

Native in: English

, German

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Translation, Interpreting, Voiceover (dubbing)

Also works in:
Art, Arts & Crafts, Painting	Education / Pedagogy
General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters	Music
Poetry & Literature

German to English - Standard rate: 0.12 USD per word / 45 USD per hour

Questions answered: 62, Questions asked: 0 Easy / 0 PRO, PRO-level points: 21

Years of translation experience: 25. Registered at ProZ.com: Oct 2005.

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About me

Annette can translate German to English and English to German. She specializes in childrens' literature and the arts. She is highly creative and linguistically nimble.

In November 2005 Annette proofread the German subtitles for two training DVDs on interview techniques, translated for Austrian psychologists .

Annette was born and raised bilingually in Germany (Canadian mother) and has lived in North America since 1983. She has worked occasionally as a language teacher and translator besides her primary profession as a dance educator. She now lives in burlington, Vermont, U.S.A.
She has homeschooled her three children since 1990, translated numerous German childrens' books for them and taught them German.
Most recently Annette has worked as a subcontractor for Alison James (translator of the "Regenbogenfisch" series) and as a German language advisor for Marc Estrin (author of "Insect Dreams").

Keywords: bilingual, childrens\\\\\\\' literature, arts, travel, dance, theatre

Profile last updated
Dec 27, 2006

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