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I can help with your website translation issues. If you send other translations, please include its intended use.

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Born and educated in Ecuador (including University). More details at http://resume.doylet.org

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Spanish may be formal, informal, fluent, with respect, generic, and using masculine or femenine pronouns; all depends on the meaning to convey and the people the message is intended to.

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2011-10-18 translation:

Hi Lynette,    The translation is...    "Pida un Traductor.  Si usted desea un traductor en nuestra reunion, por favor marque esta opcion y escriba el lenguaje que necesita ser traducido.  Hare lo posible

2011-10-04 translation:

Tiempo para Leer  Tiempo de Lectura después de la Escuela para los Estudiantes    En nuestra ultima reunión, algunos padres sugirieron que separemos un tiempo después de la escuela pare que los estudiantes

2010-07-28 dos verbos parecidos:

Buenos Dias Constancia:    El vervo 'proporcionar' implica dar una 'porcion' de lo que uno obtiene.    El vervo 'proveer' implica suministrar o facilitar lo necesario para lograr algo.    Puede ver las

2010-05-11 Elementary Math translation:

Good Morning Hilda,    The translation would be...    1. El consejo estudiantil vendio 68 chupetes de fresa, 79 chupetes de uva, y 35 chupetes de manzana para recaudar fondos por el Dia de San Valentin

2010-04-10 le after "a quien":

Hi Ed,    Yes, the way you wrote them is correct and formal,  with the only exception of the word 'interesan'  which should be 'interesa' to agree with the singular 'quién'.  Anyhow, they can be constructed

 

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