English to tagalog translator of Medical Literature

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English to Tagalog
Tagalog to English
English to Cebuano (Bisayan)

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Specializes in:
Medical: Health Care	Medical: Pharmaceuticals
Law (general)	Law: Contract(s)
Law: Patents, Trademarks, Copyright	Law: Taxation & Customs
Art, Arts & Crafts, Painting	Idioms / Maxims / Sayings
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Questions answered: 23, Questions asked: 0 Easy / 0 PRO, PRO-level points: 16

Sample translations submitted: 2

English to Tagalog: Most Recent
Source text - English • PHARMACEUTICAL literature : Home Instructions on How to Take Care of Certain Illnesses. • Translation of a Bible READING Course for students in grades four and five. • Translation of two TECHNICAL handouts about gardening and installing laminated wood flooring • Back translation of a health survey sheet for a MEDICAL pharmaceutical company • Translation of EMPLOYEE FEEDBACK on a company’s work facilities, including their comments on branch management. • Translation of an EMPLOYEE SURVEY Satisfaction Sheet for a Hotel Chain • Translation of an 80 page self-study manual about ELECTRICAL gadgets for students of electrical engineering. • Translation of a series of LEGAL memos directed to parents and students responding to procedures in bills payment of tuition fees and the like. • Spell check and Global Ranking of more than 80,000 Tagalog words as used in interactive TEXT MESSAGING. • Translation of a SHORT STORY, an entry in their short story writing contest. Kayamanang Ginto • Translation of a BOOK ON ENCOURAGEMENT. 150 pages. • Translation of PHILIP YANCEY’S "Where is God When it Hurts", Book on Suffering and God’s Answer to Suffering. 165 pages. • Translation of True Love Waits WORKBOOK, Leaders Manual and Tract on Love, Courtship, and Marriage. 176 pages. English to Filipino. • Translation and TRANSCRIPTION OF INTERVIEWS of “comfort women” for a Phil American Writer compiling a book on Japanese atrocities. • Translation of Out of the Comfort Zone. by GEORGE VERWER. Book Challenging Traditional Missions and Offering Suggestions for Cooperation among mission agencies. 150 pages. • Translation of SUNDAY SCHOOL material for Intermediate students. • Translation of a Manual for Children , A DVBS TEXTBOOK for Children aged 5-8 with a Teacher’s Manual.	Translation - Tagalog English To Tagalog English to Filipino
English to Tagalog: Row, Row, Row Your Boat General field: Art/Literary Detailed field: Poetry & Literature
Source text - English What James Didn't Say About the Tongue by Luci Shaw (c) Lucy Shaw That it is almost prehensile, a pink muscle manipulating morsels of fruit, of slander. That you can feel it, right now, tensing in your mouth as it scans the possibilities of tang. That it probes with equal avidity the cavity left where the filling fell out, and the heart of the olive—toying with its little flag of pimiento. That it obsesses over the sharp edge of a chipped tooth or a canker in the cheek. That it is aggressive in the sinuous frenzy of a kiss, and athletic in its efforts to read beyond the lips to nose, to chin, or narrow to a little snake head of pure investigation. Restless, a blind, amphibious animal, ceaselessly testing the limits of its porcelain cage, cunning in shaping breath into word: half-truth or proverb, benediction or blight. As original as Eden. As unmanageable.	Translation - Tagalog Di Sinabi ni Santiago na ang Dila... Salin ng Tula ni Lucy Shaw (c) Josefina Wordhouse Services Ay matalino, magaling lumasap, rosas Na kalamnang lalaru-laruin isang subong prutas, paninirang-puri Na dama mo ngayon, sa oras na ito, siyang nagpapatigas Sa ‘yong mga panga habang nilalasa ang posibilidad ng lasang mapakla. Na buong gilas din kung hanapin nito ang naiwang tinga kung saan nasingit, at ang puso ng olibo – dinidiladilaan ang munting watawat ng pimiento. Na pinagdidiskitahan nito ang mga magagaspang Na dulo ng sungi-sunging ngipin o ang paglalanday sa may pisngi Na agresibo ito sa mala-ahas na pagsugod Ng isang halik, at animo’y manlalaro sa pagsisikap na maabot Ang labi, ang ilong, ang baba, o biglang liliit Na ulong butiki sa dalisay na pagsasaliksik. Hindi mapakali Bulag, hayop na amphibia, walang katapusan Sa pagsasaliksik ng puwedeng labasan mula sa porselanang kulungan Tusong kayang gawing salita ang hininga: kasinungalingan O isang kasabihan, o isang bendisyon, o isang pagsumpa Kasing-orihinal ng Eden. Kasing-wasak.

MA-DeLaSalle University

Years of translation experience: 15. Registered at ProZ.com: Dec 2003.

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