 Riens MiddelhofCountry: Netherlands 15+ experience in trilingual environment | KudoZ:516 BrowniZ:8534
| Spanish to Dutch English to Dutch Dutch to Spanish (1 more)
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Grenzeloze digitale duizendpoot Vertalingen uit het Engels, Spaans en Portugees (BR) naar het Nederlands. |
Laurens LandkroonCountry: Netherlands Fast, reliable and effective work ! | KudoZ:133 BrowniZ:5371
| English to Dutch Dutch to English German to Dutch (7 more)
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Translator/Interpreter and Language tutor; fast, accurate, seldom no reply I am always interested in challenging projects !!
[Expert fields include Multimedia, Automotive, Tech/Engineering, Marketing/Retail, SAP, Telecommunications and Creative Translations]
(At the moment, I am immediately available............) |
Henk PeelenCountry: Netherlands Polytechnic school; Trados | KudoZ:9918 BrowniZ:382621
| German to Dutch English to Dutch
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Technical translator; Trados I've been a freelance technical translator (background polytechnic school) for nearly ten years. Found the localization of the ProZ.com website a nice challenge. Good Teamwork, and like we say "Vele handen maken licht werk" (many hands make light work) |
| Hendrika Müller Country: Germany www.hendrikamueller.de | KudoZ:175 BrowniZ:5703
| German to Dutch
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Margreet LogmansCountry: Netherlands Quick & true to the nature of your text | KudoZ:377 BrowniZ:9893
| English to Dutch German to Dutch Dutch (3 more)
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Always ready for a new challenge... I've translated websites and webcontent before; it's a special challenge to do this for ProZ - I like it! |
| Jan Peelen Country: Canada | KudoZ:4 BrowniZ:1279
| Dutch to English English to Dutch
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Student-translator from Canada Starting-Translator
I am 18 years old and have been living in Canada for 7 years. My family moved here from Holland because my father wanted to own a dairy farm, and the Dutch government was making it impossible. I have an academic high school diploma, and for future study I will likely be taking a Bachelor of Communication. Interests lie in casual sports, computer activities, bowling (5 pin, Canada only [as far as I know]), animals, and reading. |