Anchoy - Japanese to English translator. Translation services in Medical (general) - medical, pharmaceutical, legal, documents, website, localization, advertising, business, marketing, patent, patents, advertising, marketing, games, video games, software, magazine articles, newspaper articles, art, film, design, screenplay, music, interview, children's books, anime, manga, comics, comic books, illustration, literature

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Japanese to English

Anchoy
Sublime translation PLUS design skills!

Native in: English

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Specializes in:
Medical (general)	Law (general)
Engineering (general)	Linguistics
Art, Arts & Crafts, Painting

Japanese to English - Standard rate: 0.08 USD per word / 20 USD per hour

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Years of translation experience: 7. Registered at ProZ.com: Jul 2003.

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Medical, Patent, Legal Documents, Website Localization, Advertising, Marketing, Game-related, Magazine & Newspaper Articles, Art, Design, Film, Literature

Over seven years experience as a freelance translator. Ten years of work experience in Tokyo and employment at Japanese companies have provided me with a deep understanding of the subtle nuances of Japanese language and culture.

Sample clients include BMW Japan, NTT, Tokyo University, Daiichi Seiyaku, The Japan Times, etc.

I also offer excellent graphic and web design skills.

Pricing:
$.04 per Japanese source character
or
$.08 per resulting English word

Keywords: medical, pharmaceutical, legal, documents, website, localization, advertising, business, marketing, patent, patents, advertising, marketing, games, video games, software, magazine articles, newspaper articles, art, film, design, screenplay, music, interview, children's books, anime, manga, comics, comic books, illustration, literature

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