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Professional, Dependable Freelance Somali Translator and Post-editor.
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Translation, Interpreting, Editing/proofreading, Subtitling, Training, AI + Human review (MT post-editing), Transcription, Copywriting, Transcreation, Native speaker conversation, File Preparation
Source text - English FRAUDS AND SCAMS AGAINST SENIORS
Scams targeting older persons are now called “the crime of the 21st century,” as they have become so widespread. Seniors are actively pursued by fraudsters for many reasons, including perceived accessibility, vulnerability and reluctance to report this crime. Social isolation is also a big risk factor. Frauds and scams have a major financial impact on Canadians and cause severe economic hardship. The proliferation of scams is a direct result of an increasingly larger older population, as well as the enhanced use of social media, such as social networking and dating sites. It is these sites that are the most common with scams requiring some level of trust between the victim and the fraudster. To prevent fraud, it must be reported. By being silent, criminals are enabled and will continue to victimize others. In other words, “you may be a target, but you don’t have to be a victim.”
Translation - Somali XATOOYADA IYO DHACA LAGU QAADO DADKA DA’DA AH
Dhaca bartilmaameedka dadka da’da ayaa hadda loo yaqaan “dambiga qarniga 21aad,” markii ay aad u soo bateen. Dadka da’da ah waxay si aad ah ugu daba guraan tuugtu sababo badan, oo ay kujirto iyaga oo ku ogaado galdaloolo, nuglaansho iyo diidmadooda inay sheegaan dambiga. Takoorka bulsheed ayaa sidoo kale ah arrin halis ah oo wayn. Xatooyada iyo dhacu waxay ku leeyihiin raad dhaqaale oo wayn dadka Kanada waxayna keenaan dhibaato dhaqaale oo daran. Soo badashada dhacu waxay toos ula xidhiidha dadka waawayn ooo sii badanaya, iyo sidoo kale isticmaalka sare u kacay ee baraha xidhiidhka bulshada, sida baraha xidhiidhinta iyo haasaawaha bulshada. Waa barahan kuwa ay ku badan yihiin dhacu ee u baahan heer kalsooni ah oo dhexmara dhibbanaha iyo tuuga. Si looga hortago xatooyada, waa in la sheego. Haddii laga aamuso, dambiilayaashu waxay awood u yeelanayaan oo ay sii wadi doonaan inay dhibaan dadka kale. Marka si kale loo dhigo, “waxa dhici karta inaad tahay bartilmaameed, laakiin waa inaanad noqon dhibbane.”
English to Somali: English DOJ_USED joint release on ELs Q and A (2) English
Source text - English Information for Limited English Proficient (LEP) Parents and Guardians and for Schools and School Districts that Communicate with Them
This fact sheet answers common questions about the rights of parents and guardians who do not speak, listen, read, or write English proficiently because it is not their primary language.
Must my child’s school provide information to me in a language I can understand?
Yes. Schools must communicate information to limited English proficient parents in a language they can understand about any program, service, or activity that is called to the attention of parents who are proficient in English. This includes, but is not limited to, information related to:
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Bio
English - Somali Translation, MTPE & Quality Assurance
I am a native Somali linguist with over 15 years of professional translation experience and 5+ years in Machine Translation Post-Editing (MTPE). Having successfully delivered more than 2 million words for international translation agencies and direct clients, I help organizations bridge the language gap with absolute accuracy, cultural precision, and strict deadline adherence.
Core Areas of Expertise
Legal & Government: Contracts, official documentation, policies, and compliance.
Healthcare & Life Sciences: Patient materials, public health campaigns, and medical terminology.
Education: Training manuals, student and parent handbooks, and educational localized content.
Business: Corporate communications, marketing content, HR content, and more.
Modern Workflow & Tech Stack
To ensure maximum consistency, cost-efficiency, and seamless integration into your localization pipeline, I am fully proficient in leading cloud and desktop environments:
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