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Information on indigenous communities in Peru.
merger contracts #CafeTranEspresso
I'm working on a material related to the blockchain, English to Korean, about 13000 words, for a ...
I finished an ENG to ARA project, General, 339 words for Translators without Borders I used Kato....
Evaluación de un Modelo de Satisfacción Académica en Contextos de Educación mediada por E-learnin...
12.000 palabras Es>PTBR sobre psicologia #SDLTRADOS
12.000 palabras Es>PTBR sobre psicologia #SDLTRADOS
I finished an ENG to FRA project, medecine, disease, 388 words for Translators without Borders n...
Magdalena Stonawska translated 10 translation units
English > Polish
Alyssa Coronado translated 11 translation units
English > Spanish
Chloe Gregory-Pendley translated 4 translation units
French > English
Laurine CREVOISIER uploaded a glossary with 6 term concepts
English > French
Sofia Silva uploaded a glossary with 23 term concepts
French > Portuguese
A glossary provided by Liath Gleeson was purchased:
Real Estate/ Immobilier.
A glossary provided by Reed James was purchased:
Medical Glossary.
A glossary provided by Henk Sanderson was purchased:
French to English IATE terminology package.
A glossary provided by Henk Sanderson was purchased:
English to Latvian IATE terminology package.
A glossary provided by Henk Sanderson was purchased:
English to Greek IATE terminology package.
Building and maintaining your own website can be a huge frustration and waste of valuable time. As soon as you get it set up, you worry the design is all wrong...
That's why we give you a beautiful, portfolio-style profile when you sign up. Not only does it represent what your past work says about your expertise, it also helps you put your best face in front of potential clients.
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You know that there must be lots of work out there, but why is it so difficult to find ideal clients who will continue to bring you steady work at the rate you know your services are worth?
As a TM-Town member, you can choose to be listed in Nakōdo, our first-of-its-kind search engine. Nakōdo is special as clients just need to enter the text they need translated and Nakōdo returns the best specialist translators for the job. By being listed in Nakōdo, we're able to be like your virtual assistant, constantly on the lookout for ideal clients perfect for you.
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Build up your expertise and experience so you can work quicker, thus making more per hour or charging more for your specialization. Using our document alignment tool, it's super easy to create and save TMs, glossaries, and sync with CAT tools (currently CafeTran and SDL Trados 2015) to search and access your assets from the cloud.
In a matter of minutes, you can have an all new, beautiful translator profile, as well as access to our alignment tool and client matching services.
Sign up here, and follow the instructions to set up your language pairs and fields of expertise.
Keep an eye out for a check-box to be listed in Nakōdo. If you aren't listed, you won't be shown in Nakōdo search results.
Load a translation memory (TM) file into your private TM-Town account. TMs are how we index you by your expertise in Nakōdo. Keep in mind, you can create TMs with our alignment tool, and we also offer a redactor to exclude confidential terms. If you don't have work you can load directly to your account, start with our Sample Translations or check out Deshi, our desktop application.
You can search your terms and segments from our currently supported CAT tools, CafeTran or SDL Trados 2015, or directly from your web browser.
We're based in Japan and started TM-Town after meeting several translators who seemed to be doing everything the 'hard way'. It's our goal to help translators work better and happier through technology.
