Working languages:
English to Spanish
Spanish to English

Silvia Mejía
Subtitling and literary translation

Albany, New York, United States
Local time: 06:33 EST (GMT-5)

Native in: Spanish (Variants: Latin American, Ecuadorian ) 
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Account type Freelance translator and/or interpreter
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Expertise
Specializes in:
Poetry & LiteratureMedia / Multimedia
Advertising / Public RelationsCinema, Film, TV, Drama
Printing & PublishingEducation / Pedagogy
Journalism
Translation education PhD - University of Maryland, College Park
Experience Years of experience: 19. Registered at ProZ.com: Apr 2020.
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Software CafeTran Espresso, DotSub
Bio

My name is Silvia Mejía and I grew up in Quito, Ecuador. While Spanish is my first language, I have a near-native command of English, and I am also proficient in French. For almost a decade I worked as a professional journalist in Ecuador, France, and the United States. Currently, I am an associate professor of Spanish and teach advanced literature, film, and culture courses, as well as intermediate and beginner level classes.

As a former journalist and college professor who teaches Spanish language and culture to English speakers, I “live” in both languages and have been translating most of my professional life. I translate other authors' texts so that I can quote them in my own scholarly work in Spanish or English; I review colleague's translations; I correct and grade my students' translations... In other words, I literally translate for a living, although only recently I decided to seek more specialized training and began working as a professional translator.



Profile last updated
May 18, 2020



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