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Thread poster: R.M.Torres (X)
R.M.Torres (X)
R.M.Torres (X)  Identity Verified
Local time: 14:53
Jan 12, 2015

How much can you charge for a half a day and a full-time day as interpreter in an International fair in Tokio? The language combinations would be Spanish or English to Japanese and vice versa.
Thank you.
 
Andrea Halbritter
Andrea Halbritter  Identity Verified
France
Local time: 14:53
French to German
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In my pair Jan 12, 2015

Well, in my language pair the price per hour is 60 to 100 € plus transport, hotel, dinner etc. So one day and a half can cost up to 1200 € (including nothing else). I think prices depend on quite a lot of factors though (e. g. do you have to prepare the project or not, where do you live, what is your language pair - for yours I just dont know...).

[Modifié le 2015-01-12 15:05 GMT]
 
Ahmed Isagizli
Ahmed Isagizli
Libya
Local time: 15:53
Arabic to English
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note Jan 13, 2015

well ,
what did you mean by "price per hour is 60 to 100 €" ,
why the range is so wide?
 


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