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The Turkish to English translators listed below specialize in the field of IT (Information Technology). For more search fields, try an advanced search by clicking the link to the right.

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Safak Pinar Yalcin
Safak Pinar Yalcin
Native in Turkish Native in Turkish
marketing translation, advertising translation, transcreation, website localization, market research, crime translation, children’s literature, technology translation, innovation, translation, ...
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Saner Yuzsuren
Saner Yuzsuren
Native in Turkish Native in Turkish
IT, General Law, Computers, Management, General, Business, Finance, Tourism, Hotel, Sales, ...
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Meltem Yumulgan
Meltem Yumulgan
Native in English Native in English, Turkish Native in Turkish
Copywriting, Proofreading, Localization, Turkish, English, Editing, Translation, Turkish Translator
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halit yilmaz
halit yilmaz
Native in Turkish (Variant: Standard-İstanbul ) Native in Turkish, English Native in English
Railway, Construction, Contracts, User manuals, Science, Articles, Engineering, Manufacturing, General, Turkish, ...
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Uygar Kibar
Uygar Kibar
Native in Turkish Native in Turkish
Turkish translator, turkish, english, german, deutsch, turkisch, translation, localization, localisation, United Kingdom, ...
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Taylan Durmus
Taylan Durmus
Native in Turkish 
london, turkish translator, turkish to english, english to turkish, translation, interpretation
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Ozge Gonenc
Ozge Gonenc
Native in Turkish 
Turkish, English, Translation, Interpretation, Localisation, Healthcare, Medical, interpreter, immigration, migrant healthcare, ...
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Annette Boon
Annette Boon
Native in English 
automotive, finance, IT, management, training, technology, business


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