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How does a Japanese translator become one?

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How does a Japanese translator become one?

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First of all a person must have an excellent grasp of at least two languages such as Japanese and English. This will then need tested academically by gaining a formal qualification in translation. Once a translator is qualified they can then gain some experience by undertaking translation work. Our team of Japanese translators have been selected according to strict quality control policies. All our Japanese translators are qualified and must have at least two years experience of translating. Each Japanese translator also has a particular skill we use them for. For example, some Japanese translators may have particular knowledge of a subject area (legal, medical, technological, scientific), some may understand a particular country/culture/region, or some may have honed their skills in a particular direction (translation, copywriting or proofreading). What can you translate? The simply answer is that if it is written we can translate it. We work from hard copies, faxes, letters, emails,

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