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5 +2 | vrouw = une femme :) |
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vrouw = une femme :) Explanation: Hi Maëlle, KudoZ' mission is providing translators who have terminology questions with some help. Translating a whole paragraph or text is really a translation job, not fellow translators helping each other out. I'd recommend: 1. Finding a good Dutch to French translator. There are many excellent translators on ProZ. To find one in the language combination you require, go to the following URL: http://www.proz.com/v3/index.php3?sp=wi 2. You can also find a translator by placing an ad on ProZ. To do this, click on “Post jobs” on the ProZ Homepage: http://www.proz.com Yours sincerely, Evert Deloof-Sys ProZ Moderator Dutch-French |
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