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Marta Muñoz-Cobo posting from ProZ.com shared:

Translation of descriptions for an art project, Andorra and Catalonia based artists, Spanish into English. Spread the arts!


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Marta Muñoz-Cobo posting from ProZ.com shared:

Last week worked on a property contract revision CH-SP, 11 pages. Spend half the weekend pondering on some complex terminology with a colleague. Teamwork and exchanging expertise with another professional is the most enriching part of the job for me!


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Marta Muñoz-Cobo posting from ProZ.com mobile shared:

Translating a contract and its annexes, 3000+ words, English into Spanish, Studio 2017+Word.


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  • English to Spanish
  • Law:Contract(s)
  • SDL TRADOS
  • 31% complete
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Marta Muñoz-Cobo posting from ProZ.com shared:

Just opened a food & beverage translation, 1200 words, English-Spanish, SDL Trados Studio 2017. Time to get hungry?


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Marta Muñoz-Cobo posting from ProZ.com mobile shared:

The feeling of satisfaction and slight emptiness a projects leaves you once it’s completed... until the next one shows up!


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  • English to Spanish
  • 7600 words
  • Law:Contract(s)
  • 100% complete
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Marta Muñoz-Cobo posting from ProZ.com shared:

Working on the translation of a contract, English to Spanish, 7000+ words, SDL Trados Studio 2017. Who said Sundays were boring?


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Marta Muñoz-Cobo posting from ProZ.com shared:

Court order, English to Spanish, 2000+ words, sworn translation, SDL Trados Studio 2017 + good old Microsoft Word. Hopefully will make it on time to a coffee/catch-up date with fellow freelance translators from my area!


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Marta Muñoz-Cobo posting from ProZ.com shared:

Translation of banking documents, Chinese to Spanish, 2000 characters, swimming in a sea of columns and numbers.


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  • Chinese to Spanish
  • Finance (general)