Proud polyglot and native Dutch speaker - language in which the following sentence is grammatically correct: Als in Bergen bergen bergen bergen bergen bergen, bergen bergen bergen bergen bergen. AI can’t replace us yet! To interpret this sentence, a human translator is still definitely needed.

A nature lover who loves hiking up the mountain tops as much as diving deep underwater. Never shy away from trying out the unfamiliar, I enjoy discovering new ideas through travelling off the beaten paths and incorporating them into my personal and professional communications.

I was born in the east of France (not far from the Swiss border), on Christmas Day (my parents did not call me “Noël” and I still feel grateful for that today). As a kid, I was fascinated by the English language and the British culture, and as I am a voracious reader I have read nearly all the Victorian classics and Jane Austen at least twice, and Shakespeare too – but often in bilingual editions, I must confess. After my studies, I spent quite a few years managing a restaurant and wine bar in Paris. It was only 15 years later that I started translating, both for agencies and for French publishers to translate English and American novels.

I studied Economics and Translation. Since 2014 I work as a freelance translator with passion. I love to discover the world behind each word I translate. When I am not translating, you can find me reading, dancing, knitting or perhaps walking while daydreaming on the countryside.

Fierce linguist AND pianist! You thought all linguists have glasses and are working in handmade wool socks on their kitchen table – fail. They only love hiding to better concentrate and deliver their best work especially to you.

Crazy cat lady, marketing and transcreation extraordinaire. I was born in Paris and raised in the South of France, but I have been calling London home since I’m 20. I love the energy and the extraordinary mix of people present in this city. In no particular order, I absolutely adore music, champagne and snorkelling in tropical seas.

I’m a Portuguese native living in Lisbon, born in 1982, with a taste for English and some affection for French. After briefly enrolling in different courses - like sound Engineering - I ended up taking Translation studies and it seems to be the area that best suited my skills. I’m an avid music listener, reader, writer and very passionate about languages - I love learning new words and continuously improving my knowledge, my skills and abilities.

Since I started translating and teaching English 8 years ago, I have lived in 3 countries, learned 2 languages, studied marketing management, psychology and linguistics to understand better what is behind languages. In my free time, I enjoy cooking and playing tennis.

I’m a Geek, a French native speaker born and bred in France in the southeast near Marseilles, and curious about a lot of interests and topics. I live in the wonderful city of London for the past 9 years and I like hanging out in the City and discovering new places and monuments! I've been a content writer since 2011 and I typically cover topics in the areas of finance, eCommerce and industry.

I love Linguistics, Biology, board games, fitness and dancing! My educational (and general) background determined my translation areas of specialization, yet I prefer linguistic tasks over purely translation tasks. I have three degrees: in Linguistics (English and German), Environmental and Pedagogics, and after that, I completed the 3-year postgraduate program of the Department of Ecology and Human Genetics. This fact made me stuck into Medical and Pharma translation for years, with some vast and bright “distractions” into gaming/casino and fitness/sport clothing translation. Definitely, I would love to proceed with my linguistics work in this latter creative direction.

Translator for more than 10 years, I specialize in IT, technical documents and marketing. French native, I live in North Carolina, USA with my husband, a native from Pakistan and my two girls. Our family is tricultural. Even our cat Romeo understands the 3 languages!

An old dog of the trade. Maya is a lively, enthusiastic humourous and hard-working freelancer. Born and raised in Greece, Maya followed Higher education studies in France in the field of Applied Linguistics, History of Art and Tourism. She therefore brings a mix of cultures and a way with words to the translation industry. Greek, English, French and Italian are her working languages. Outside translation, Maya is a keen mountaineer and traveller, a volunteer tour guide, a dedicated gardener and pet lover. Maya permanently lives in Corinth, a mighty ancient city near Athens-Greece.

Italian journalist and translator (from English and French), recently relocated to Puglia after six years in London. I specialise in Marketing, Pharmaceuticals and audiovisual contents (subtitles of features films and TV series). When away from my desk, you can find me in a movie theatre or at the beach. As any proper translator, always high on coffee.

The first book I‘ve translated was Andy Warhol‘s POPism. In 1989. The book was a smashing hit re-printed don‘t know how many times with thousands of copies sold. Then came Meyrink‘s Golem, Vega‘s Bill Bailey and so on… Did some TV anchoring briefly but returned to translating in the first decade of 21st C, combining my knowledge of TV with translating and started working mainly with subtitles – at first for Hallmark, then came Fox TV, National Geography, HBO, Cmax, Netflix… However I‘ve also worked in PR and advertising, so I‘ve started localizing TV ads for Milka, Dove, Duracell, Oreo, Tuc, Rexona. And also did a lot of e-learning translating and VoiceOver...And all of it from English to Serbian/Bosnian/Croatian/Montenegrin

“Martin is native German... and therefore prefers to live happily in Finland because there the language is even harder. He juggles written and spoken words in a way that it's a splendour. As an ever-curious M.A. in Media Studies and a passionate drummer, almost any topic is in good hands with him – should it need its very unique tone and rhythm. From serious science to punny fun: Martin will put his Hessian lionheart into your words. Media, marketing, politics, pop culture… you name it, he translates it. It's German but not the end of the world.”

Xu obtained a BA in English Language and Literature at the Shanghai International Studies University, an MA in Conference Interpreting at the Monterey Institute of International Studies, and a PhD cum laude in Translation and Intercultural Studies at the Universitat Rovira i Virgili (Spain). He is a certified court interpreter for New York’s United Court System, and has provided extensive interpreting services for both Berkeley Law School and premier American law firms such as K&L Gates and Finnegan. In his own words he greets each day “with boundless optimism and excitement about new challenges and opportunities on the horizon”

Hi! I’m Núria, 46-year-old Catalan translating marketing, tourism and travel, novels, poetry and theatre from EN, FR and PT to ES and CA. I live near Barcelona. I also write (three books published so far!), spend time with my three children, read a lot, do yoga and travel to Yorkshire in the Summer. Yes, I am a Yorkie at heart: love the rain, the green landscape (the scorching sun of OUR Summer… All yours!), Yorkshire pudding and, of course… Yorkshire beers! Cheers!

"A Brazilian 24-year-old professional translator and DTP artist since 2014, inspired by her work in the translation industry. Who in her free time is passionate about creating art and texts about games, books, movies, and Italian food. "

Linguistics has always been a passion of mine, along with writing and baking (I make a mean rhubarb crumble and custard)! For me, accuracy is paramount and I am known to correct friends and family. Having grown up in England and having lived in both Spain and Poland, my personality has developed and benefited from an international environment. I adore the English language and all the oddities that it has. It is a fluid language and one can never stop learning it, as it evolves on a continual basis. This is why my work is a reflection of the evolution of my language and a reflection of my personality.