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Japanese Translation of SpanishBy Sir Chen Jin Tsuka
If you are looking for a Japanese translation of Spanish, you should contact Miho Tsukamoto. Miho Tsukamoto has been a translator for nine years and lives in Japan. Miho Tsukamoto specializes in Japanese translation of Spanish in the areas of automotive, business and electronics.
Yoshie Biro can do a Japanese translation of Spanish. Yoshie Biro’s areas of expertise are biology and biological sciences as well as zoology. Yoshie Biro is a licensed medical interpreter and translator and has a BS from the University of MA majoring in Health Science, Exercise Physiology and Psychology.
Yukie Nakamura is a freelance translator and has been since 2005. Yukie Nakamura resides in the United States and the work area of Japanese translation of Spanish that he can conduct is Translation Interpretation Proof reading and subtitling voice recordings using revision linguistics.
The Expressions Agency, founded in 1998 charges 25 Japanese Yen Per word for Japanese translation of Spanish. They accept credit cards, money orders, PayPal and MoneyBookers as payment for their services. They charge 30 Japanese Yen for a Japanese translation of Bulgarian. They have rates for all of the languages that they do Japanese translation for listed on the translatorbase.com website.
The Lexic Agency has rates posted for Japanese translation on the translatorbase.com website. They have their rates listed in Euros, not Yen. They must not have many Japanese translators, because they only have two listings for Japanese translation. One is for English and costs 0.1 Euros per word and the other is for Japanese translation of Spanish and the cost is 0.12 Euros per word.
Michiko Sharp lives in the United States and is listed as a translator on translatorbase.com. The rate for Japanese translation is fifteen cents per word for Japanese translation of English and twenty five cents per word for a Japanese translation of Spanish. Michiko Sharp has been a translator since September of 1989.
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