David Dai - English to Chinese translator. Translation services in Business/Commerce (general) - automotive,automobile, machine tools, CNC, management,HR,human resources,law,travel,guidebook,china,australia,simplified Chinese,english,japanese,german,sports

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English to Chinese

David Dai
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Local time: 05:14 CST (GMT+8)

Native in: Chinese

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Translation, Interpreting, Website localization, Software localization, Subtitling

Specializes in:
Business/Commerce (general)	Automotive / Cars & Trucks
Economics	Engineering (general)
Finance (general)	Human Resources
Management	Marketing / Market Research
Sports / Fitness / Recreation	Tourism & Travel

Questions answered: 2, Questions asked: 0 Easy / 0 PRO, PRO-level points: 4

Fitness, MachineTool

Years of translation experience: 10. Registered at ProZ.com: Dec 2005.

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English to Chinese (Science and Technology Translators' Association of the Chinese Academy)

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QuarkXPress, SDL TRADOS, TransSuite2000

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Automotive, Machine tools, Travel, Business, Management, HR, Law, Website localization, Stock investment and Sports from English, German, Japanese and French to Simplified Chinese, besides Automotive from English to Japanese.

TRANSLATION EXPERIENCE
Automotive: Auto-related technical documents, including GM services manuals and user manuals, 1mil.
Business: Articles on management, sales & marketing, HR, economics for periodicals

Keywords: automotive, automobile, machine tools, CNC, management, HR, human resources, law, travel, guidebook, china, australia, simplified Chinese, english, japanese, german, sports

Profile last updated
Jan 20, 2007

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