Showing posts with label Netherlands. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Netherlands. Show all posts

Thursday, July 14, 2011

Freelance translation, English to Dutch (technical document), payment: $500 for 40 pages

Are you a Native Dutch speaker with translation experience? We are looking for someone in the Bay Area who can translate a 40 page technical document + 15 figures from English to Dutch, ideally someone with a background in mechanical engineering.

Our ideal candidate:
  • Native Dutch speaker
  • Experienced translator
  • Familiarity with patents - a plus
  • Available Immediately - translation needed by July 18, 2011.

If interested, please reply to this posting with your resume.

Compensation: $500

Contact Information:

For inquiries: gigs-z6rr7-2493014479@craigslist.org

For submissions: gigs-z6rr7-2493014479@craigslist.org

Sunday, May 1, 2011

Freelance transcription, Dutch to English, payment: $50 for a 4-minute interview

Seeking a translator bilingual in Dutch and English. I have a four minute interview which was filmed for a documentary.

The interview is in Dutch and I need it translated into English. I would send you the video file via e-mail and then asked for a typed translation with time markers. As payment, I can offer $50.

Contact Information:

For inquiries: dschmon@gmail.com

For submissions: dschmon@gmail.com

Monday, February 21, 2011

Freelance job, writer/ editor to correct Dutch to English translation, payment: $150 for 4,000 words

Reply to: gigs-bjnds-2220815894@craigslist.org

We have a 4,000 word document that has been translated from Dutch into English using Google translate. It's generally OK, but the wording needs to be 'corrected' to sound native and to use more correct legal terminology.

The content is the 'Terms & Conditions' page for an online gaming site.

Source file: Word

Deadline: ASAP (Please let us know how soon you can deliver).

Pay: Up to $150 project fee (depending on experience) via Moneybookers (preferred) or Paypal

Location: Philadelphia

Compensation: Up to $150

More information here.

Saturday, February 5, 2011

Freelance translation, Dutch to Swedish (6,410 words), payment: €0.06 per word

Deadline: 11 February 2011

Stenberg Translations need a translator Dutch - Swedish for an urgent assignment:

Rate: EUR 0.06 per source word
Source words: 6410 words
Payment: Bank transfer
Subject: Debt-Collecting Agency
Deadline: 11 February 2011 at 12:00 a.m.

So please forward your detailed CV with a picture of yourself to: stentran@hotmail.com.

Payment: 0.06 EUR per word

Apply here.

Monday, December 27, 2010

Freelance translation, Dutch to English, payment: $0.05 per word

Job type: Immediate Telecommuting Translation
Languages: Dutch>English, English>Dutch

We are looking for Dutch translator to translate large IT documents, if you are interested pls send your rates.

Payment: 0.05 USD per word

Apply here.

Saturday, October 16, 2010

No-entry-fee Award, David Reid Poetry Translation Prize (Dutch to English), prize: 750 Euros

Deadline: 1 November 2010

Subtext Translations announces a prize of 750 euros, to be awarded twice yearly, for an outstanding translation into English of a well-known Dutch poem. Known as the David Reid Poetry Translation Prize, the award commemorates David A.S. Reid (1929-1982), who was an inspiring teacher and a gifted translator.

Twice a year, the title of the chosen poem will be posted on several e-mail forums and the present website at midday on 1 September and 1 March. The deadline for the translation is two months later: on 1 November and 1 May respectively. In principle, all the entries will be posted on the Subtext Translations website, first the winner and the runner-up, the others in order of arrival. By submitting a translation the translator has agreed to publication in this form. The translator retains the copyright.

The Jury consists of a changing panel of four people: a literature specialist teaching English at a Dutch university, a professional Dutch-English translator, a published British poet and a coordinator; they are, for the present poem, Hans Bertens (Utrecht University), David McKay, Paul Evans and Helene Reid respectively. The Jury's decision is final and will be posted on this website on 1 December and 1 June.

The ninth poem is "Boutade" by Petrus Augustus de Génestet. E-mail your translation, with the name you wish to be mentioned as the translator, and preferably as an attachment, before 12.00 on 1 November 2010 to: subtextmail@gmail.com

More information here.