English - Turkish 6258 Words
€100-250 EUR
Paid on delivery
Hello,
Website texts 6258 words have to be translated from English to Turkish. About 20% of text is repeated.
Literary translation with profound understanding of the expressions and idiomatics of English language and ability to find equivalents in Turkish language is needed.
Only native speakers!
Project ID: #10282447
About the project
27 freelancers are bidding on average €163 for this job
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Sir, ı'm a native speaker.I can help you with this project. Hope you turn back. Regards. Ece Ölçer
I can provide quick and high-quality translation for you. I have full command of both Turkish and English and I am experienced in English to Turkish translation. Thank you.
Dear Customer, I'm a native Turkish translator with 4-year experience. Attached you can find my cv. If you choose me, I will deliver a perfect translation to you on time and I will be ready for any revision aft More
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A multilingual team of professional and native translators is at your work, Let's start and get this done perfectly.
Hi i can work gladly in mutual trust and respect. Please inform me about the details and work. I have experience on translating websites. Money is not the main concern i just look for client satisfaction. You can check More
Hello, I am not working at the moment so I have enough time to deliver you the project at the earliest. I love reading books both in Turkish and English, and I am good at literacy. Regards, Sibel
hi. i am native and also did some works like translating serie script English to Turkish. thanks in advance
I'm a native Turkish speaker and also fluent in English. I have also worked on some web projects of my own before. So I can translate your words with a developer's point of view.