Tanho L.

- Professional translation/subtitling (with Rev.com over 3 years) - Machine Learning projects (W&B, Weight & Biases) - the cryptocurrency trade app, MoonX on App Store and Google Play - subtitles and a post for Jibrel (an open-source web3 development company) - Famisafe, parental control app - Uzbekistan travel website, Uzbekistan.travel - Medicare Advantage plans - Game localization, TotAL RPG(Appstore, GooglePlay) Zombie Survivor - Dealer's Life 2 on Steam - Workout supplement - promotional video (English to Korean subtitles) - medical survey documents, notice, Korean certificate into English, other mobile apps (Mini), etc - COVID-19-related documents Who I am? - studied law at Kyungpook National University - English tutor for the National College Entrance Exam (College Scholastic Ability Test, CSAT) - have 990/990 on TOEIC (Test of English for International Communication) If you are looking for a native Korean translator, then I am the right person. I have worked as a freelance translator for 3 years here on Upwork and as an English tutor for TOEIC and CSAT for over 5 years (the National College Entrance Exam in Korea). There are three things I think are most important when it comes to translation. First of all, it's correctness. I will provide you with an accurate translation. I will translate to deliver the exact meaning and tone, not a word-for-word translation. To translate articles precisely, I always do thorough research with some materials written by professors or experts. The second is communication. I am always open to talking to you and ready to discuss a task/project and accept your input. Last but not least, I always meet a deadline. No matter how urgent it is, I try my best to meet a deadline and never miss it. If you think I am the person you would like to work with, feel free to contact me. Q&A How much do I translate a day - I can deal with 2,000 to 5,000 words per day (depending on the project). The ideal volume per day is 3,000 for the highest quality. I will try my best to live up to clients' expectations. Best wishes.