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[Job offering] Freelance translators wanted

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Marta
Joined: 06.12.2010

Hello!

We are looking for translators. Are you proficient in English, passionate about poker, and a native speaker of any of the following languages:
Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Slovakian, Estonian, Turkish and Thai If so, get in touch with us!

Poker is a fast-paced and exciting game, so when content is needed across our languages, our freelance news writers and translators come to the rescue with great texts and localisations that are done quickly and flawlessly.

You:

... are passionate about language, texts, translations and journalism in general
... have a good understanding of poker and poker terminology
... know that a literal translation is not always the best way to get a message across
... have exceptional accuracy and eye for detail
... are highly proficient in English and a native speaker of Swedish/Danish/Norwegian/Slovakian/Estonian/Turkish or Thai

The challenge:

Translating our content from English to you native language, ensuring the highest standard of localisation
Researching information about the local poker scene and our community

Interested?

If you think you have what it takes, apply today. For a complete application we need your CV and motivation letter (both in English) to be submitted to application@pokerstrategy.com.


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UPAY4DINNER
Joined: 28.09.2009

I am job


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Hello.
Do you mind posting your translation job offer here? If this position is still open I believe a lot of freelance translators from this board will be interested in applying for it. This website has a large number of freelancers looking for a job, so it makes sense to duplicate your job opportunity there (no commission fee required). Or you can look through freelance translators' resumes on the website - there are a lot of experienced candidates you may like.


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Lazza61
Joined: 23.03.2011

Hey CateLewitt,

We prefer to offer these positions to the members of our 14 language communities as we will generally be able to find translators amongst our worldwide membership.

Regards

Laz


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