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Volunteer translation help needed - this week!

Over the course of the year we get many volunteer requests and for a variety of reasons we are not always able to plug everyone in. However now (this week in fact!) we have need of Spanish translation help.  As follows:

I recently shot over 15 hours of video footage in Honduras, Nicaragua,  and Guatemala.  I am now looking for Spanish speakers who would be willing to help translate video interviews into English.  The process is easy and straightforward:

  • I will send you an audio .mp3 file of a Spanish interview that you can listen to on your computer, Ipod, mp3 player, etc…
  • You type out a word-for-word Spanish transcript of that interview
  • You then translate the Spanish transcript into English (just a quick, rough translation)
  • Send the word doc back to me an you’re done

The interviews vary in terms of length.  None of them are over 15 minutes.  I need all interviews translated by this Monday, Oct 15… so if you’re interested you can email me direct at seand@agros.org.

Comments

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Dorita Gonzalez-Reynolds Responds:

I would be so honored to translate a video or two for you! I am fluent in Spanish, I have a B.A. and am in a bilingual, bicultural marriage, hence I use Spanish daily….

Thank you for this opportunity!

Dorita

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Leanette Figueroa Torres Responds:

i will like to help in the translation

3
Carmen Responds:

Hi!!

I am a professional translator from Spain. I translate from English, German and Portuguese into Spanish. I will be delighted to help with any translation you may need.

Thank you very much!

Kind regards,

Carmen.

Pd. I know this job is already done. Anyway I offer my services to translate whatever you may need :) So, do not hesitate to contact me :)

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Monica Freeman Responds:

Hi
I have an interpreting service business in Seattle WA and will be happy to help with any translation you may need in the future.
We service people from south America and Mexico, many of them came from poor villages, forced to migrate to the US due to the extreme poverty situation they lived and the desire to help their families back home. We thank God for the opportunity we have to help these people navigate the system when they get injure on the job and get all the benefits they are entitled under the law.

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