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Member since Feb '20
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Amharic to English English to Amharic Amharic (monolingual) English to Oromo Oromo to English
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Translation - English History attests that slave trade was very lucrative and profitable to the Europeans and the Arabs come to Africa. Next to Arabs, first, the Portuguese from (Europe) Portugal and then the Dutch, French and the British followed. The main reinforcing factor for this slave trade (cheap labor) was the newly discovered lands such the South, Central and North American, the Caribbean as well. At that time, African tribes and kingdoms were waging war against each other to take captives and sell them to the above mentioned countries’ agents. As a result, the first African slaves had arrived at Haiti in 1502. Up until mid 1800s, most of European nations had considered as an illegal enterprise and passed an objection against slavery. In the mean time, millions of Africans were sold, and the repercussion still being felt in Africa, Europe and America.
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Years of experience: 8. Registered at ProZ.com: Oct 2017. Became a member: Feb 2020.
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Bio
Hello! I am a professional freelance linguist specializing in Amharic and Oromo, delivering high-quality language solutions since 2017. Over nearly a decade in the industry, I have translated and reviewed over 4 million words and transcribed 3,000+ minutes of audio content.
I regularly collaborate with major global brands, localization agencies, and tech enterprises on projects of all scales. My client portfolio includes Google, UnitedHealthCare, Appen, Binance, Phantom, OpenAI, Xiaomi, Spotify, and Amazon, among others.
Medical Compliance: Fully HIPAA Certified, ensuring strict adherence to data privacy, security, and confidentiality regulations for healthcare and medical localization.
CAT Tools & Tech: Proficient in SDL Trados, Polyglot, MemoQ, Phrase, Smartling, XTM, Loft and Aegisub.
AI & Machine Learning: Experienced in supporting AI data development, including high-accuracy audio transcription, linguistic annotation, and data evaluation for machine learning models.
My Professional Philosophy
I thrive when collaborating with forward-thinking clients who value individuality, precision, and excellence. I don't just translate words—I ensure the final output is culturally nuanced, natural, and perfectly tailored to the end-user.
If you are looking for a reliable, elite-level language partner for your next project, let’s connect!