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Translation Volume: 1500 hours Languages: English to Portuguese Portuguese to English
Translator and Interpreter for Brazilian beauty company's NYC unit
English < > Portuguese Translator and Interpreter - Training and recruitment of American employees for Brazilian company’s New York unit. Translation of written material, media subtitling, etc.
Cosmetics, Beauty
No comment.
Interpreting Volume: 45 hours Duration: Dec 2018 Languages: Portuguese to English English to Portuguese
British Academy's Nutricities Project
Translator and on-site Interpreter - Food Sovereignty Week, Favela da Maré, Rio de Janeiro.
Agriculture
No comment.
Translation Volume: 128 pages Completed: Nov 2018 Languages: English to Portuguese
Ted Books: Who Are You Really?, Brian Little
Printing & Publishing
No comment.
Translation Volume: 128 pages Completed: Dec 2018 Languages: English to Portuguese
Ted Books: Payoff, Dan Ariely
Printing & Publishing
No comment.
Translation Volume: 128 pages Completed: Jan 2019 Languages: English to Portuguese
Ted Books: How to Fix a Broken Heart, Guy Winch
Printing & Publishing
No comment.
Translation Volume: 256 pages Completed: Jul 2019 Languages: English to Portuguese
Book Translation: The Madonnas of Leningrad, Debra Dean
Poetry & Literature
No comment.
Translation Volume: 352 pages Completed: Feb 2019 Languages: English to Portuguese
Book Translation: The Seven Torments of Amy and Craig (A Love Story) Don Zolidis
Poetry & Literature
No comment.
Translation Volume: 373 pages Languages: English to Portuguese
Book Translation: A Step Toward Falling, Cammie McGovern
Editora Record
Printing & Publishing, Poetry & Literature
No comment.
Translation Volume: 290 pages Languages: English to Portuguese
Biography Translation: Barbie & Ruth, Robin Gerber
The Story of the World's Most Famous Doll and the Woman Who Created Her, Harper Collins Brasil
Printing & Publishing, Poetry & Literature
No comment.
Translation Volume: 261 pages Languages: English to Portuguese
Biography Translation: On My Own Two Feet / Por um Sentido na Vida, Amy Purdy
Harper Collins Brasil
Printing & Publishing, Poetry & Literature
No comment.
Translation Volume: 256 pages Languages: English to Portuguese
Book Translation: Queen of Katwe / A Rainha de Katwe, Tim Crothers
English to Portuguese: OCD Love Story - Chapter 1 / Uma História de Amor e TOC - Capítulo 1 General field: Art/Literary Detailed field: Poetry & Literature
Source text - English 1.
Lucky for me, I don't get panicky in small dark spaces or anything. I’m a different breed of crazy.
So when the power goes out, I don’t do much of anything
except try to avoid the horny high school guys trying to feel
up girls in the dark. I go to dances at Smith-Latin Boys’ Academy
two, maybe three times a year, but nothing like this has
ever happened before. Electricity must be out all over the
town. There is a hit of silence, like a preparatory inhale, and
then chaos.
Maybe it’s true what they say about being blind: Your
other senses get stronger. ’Cause the second the lights and
music cut out I realize how disgusting the smell in the gym
is. And for a moment the sounds of classmates cackling and
tumbling over each other and screaming in fake fear take
over. Then I hear a familiar noise, a rhythm I know well. It’s
the strained, superfast pace of a panic attack. It’s coming from
somewhere just to my left, so I use that as a kind of lighthouse
to find my way out of the thick of the crowd.
Translation - Portuguese 1.
Para minha sorte, não entro em Pânico em espaços pequenos e escuros ou qualquer coisa parecida. Sou um tipo diferente de louca.
Então, quando as luzes se apagam não faço muita coisa, exceto evitar os tarados do ensino médio tentando apalpar as meninas no escuro. Vou às festas da Smith-Latin Boys’ Academy duas, talvez três vezes por ano, mas nada desse tipo jamais aconteceu antes. A eletricidade deve ter acabado na cidade toda. Há um momento de silêncio, como um arquejo preparatório, e então o caos.
Talvez seja verdade o que dizem sobre ser cego: os demais sentidos ficam mais aguçados. Porque, no instante em que as luzes e a música são interrompidas, percebo como o cheiro no ginásio é nojento. E, por um momento, os sons dos meus colegas tagarelando e caindo uns nos outros, gritando com medo fingido, predominam. Em seguida ouço um barulho familiar, um ritmo que conheço bem. É o passo tenso e super-rápido de um ataque de pânico. Está vindo de algum lugar à minha esquerda, então uso isso como uma espécie de farol para encontrar o caminho em meio à multidão.
English to Portuguese: ProZ.com translation contests » Bon voyage: "Stories about travel" General field: Other Detailed field: Science (general)
Source text - English The moment when, 50 years ago, Neil Armstrong planted his foot on the surface of the Moon inspired awe, pride and wonder around the world. This newspaper argued that “man, from this day on, can go wheresoever in the universe his mind wills and his ingenuity contrives…to the planets, sooner rather than later, man is now certain to go.” But no. The Moon landing was an aberration, a goal achieved not as an end in itself but as a means of signalling America’s extraordinary capabilities. That point, once made, required no remaking. Only 571 people have been into orbit; and since 1972 no one has ventured much farther into space than Des Moines is from Chicago.
The next 50 years will look very different. Falling costs, new technologies, Chinese and Indian ambitions, and a new generation of entrepreneurs promise a bold era of space development. It will almost certainly involve tourism for the rich and better communications networks for all; in the long run it might involve mineral exploitation and even mass transportation. Space will become ever more like an extension of Earth—an arena for firms and private individuals, not just governments. But for this promise to be fulfilled the world needs to create a system of laws to govern the heavens—both in peacetime and, should it come to that, in war.
The development of space thus far has been focused on facilitating activity down below—mainly satellite communications for broadcasting and navigation. Now two things are changing. First, geopolitics is stoking a new push to send humans beyond the shallows of low-Earth orbit. China plans to land people on the Moon by 2035. President Donald Trump’s administration wants Americans to be back there by 2024. Falling costs make this showing off more affordable than before. Apollo cost hundreds of billions of dollars (in today’s money). Now tens of billions are the ticket price.
[ … ]
It is a mistake to promote space as a romanticised Wild West, an anarchic frontier where humanity can throw off its fetters and rediscover its destiny. For space to fulfil its promise governance is required. At a time when the world cannot agree on rules for the terrestrial trade of steel bars and soybeans that may seem like a big ask. But without it the potential of all that lies beyond Earth will at best wait another 50 years to be fulfilled. At worst space could add to Earth’s problems.
Translation - Portuguese O momento em que Neil Armstrong pisou na superfície da lua, há 50 anos, provocou estarrecimento, orgulho e admiração por todo o mundo. Este jornal argumentou que “de agora em diante, o homem poderá ir a qualquer parte do universo que sua mente desejar e sua engenhosidade idealizar... o homem, mais cedo ou mais tarde, certamente irá aos planetas”. Mas não. O pouso lunar foi uma aberração, um objetivo alcançado não como um fim em si, e sim como um meio de demonstrar as extraordinárias capacidades dos Estados Unidos da América. Uma vez provado aquele ponto, não foi necessário repeti-lo. Apenas 571 pessoas estiveram em órbita e, desde 1972, ninguém se aventurou pelo espaço por muito mais que a distância entre Des Moines e Chicago.
Os próximos 50 anos serão bem diferentes. Custos mais baixos, novas tecnologias, as ambições dos chineses e indianos e uma nova geração de empreendedores prometem uma era de desenvolvimento espacial audaciosa. É quase certo que ela vá incluir turismo espacial para os ricos e melhores redes de comunicação para todos, e que, a longo prazo, possa envolver também mineração e até transporte em massa. O espaço será cada vez mais uma extensão da Terra – uma arena para empresas e pessoas físicas, não apenas governos. Mas para que tal promessa possa ser cumprida, o mundo precisa criar um sistema de leis para governar os céus – tanto em tempos de paz como, se necessário, em tempos de guerra.
Até hoje, o desenvolvimento do espaço tem focado em facilitar as atividades abaixo dele – principalmente as comunicações via satélite para transmissão e navegação. Agora há duas coisas mudando. Primeiro, a geopolítica está criando um novo estímulo para o envio de humanos para além dos rasos da órbita terrestre baixa. A China pretende aterrissar seres humanos na lua até 2035. Já a administração do presidente Donald Trump quer os americanos novamente nela até 2024. A queda nos custos torna essa exibição mais acessível do que ela um dia foi. O projeto Apollo custou centenas de bilhões de dólares (em valores atuais). Hoje o preço da passagem é de dezenas de bilhões.
[...]
Promover o espaço como um Velho Oeste romantizado, uma fronteira anárquica na qual a humanidade poderá se libertar de suas amarras e redescobrir seu destino é um equívoco. Para que o espaço cumpra sua promessa, é preciso governança. Em tempos de um mundo que não consegue concordar quanto às regras para o comércio terrestre de barras de aço e de soja, pode parecer pedir demais. Entretanto, sem isso, o potencial de tudo que existe além da Terra terá que esperar, na melhor das hipóteses, mais 50 anos para ser alcançado. Na pior, o espaço poderia resultar em ainda mais problemas para a Terra.
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I'm an English – Brazilian Portuguese language specialist with 16 years of experience, 66 translated books, and 1,000+ hours of interpreting experience.
My services also cover localization, editing, MTPE, proofreading, LQA, transcription, creative writing, and transcreation, extending to managing term bases, glossaries, and terminologies, reviewing and editing DTP material and creating Style Guides.
As for my specialties and interests, they include: Marketing and Advertising; Business; Education and E-Learning; Environment and Sustainability; Fashion and Retail; Finances and Investments; Beauty, Wellness & Healthcare; Gaming; Media and Entertainment; Software; Apps and Websites Localization; Literature and Poetry; Travel and Hospitality; UI and UX.
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* Bachelor's Degree in Arts – Production Design, UFRJ - Rio de Janeiro's Federal University
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* Clear Global / Translators Without Borders - Plain Language Editor Level I Certification
* RWS Post-Editing Certification
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* Mercy for Animals - Coordinator of the volunteer translators team and translator, having had a translation picked up and published by FAO, the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization
* Clear Global / Translators Without Borders - Plain Language Editor
* TED Translators - Subtitler
* Olhar Animal - Translator – Animal Rights NGO
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