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TUYET NGUYEN
TUYET NGUYEN
Native in Vietnamese (Variant: Standard-Vietnam) Native in Vietnamese
Vietnamese translator, Vietnamese linguist, Vietnamese interpreter, English to Vietnamese Vietnamese to English, translation, interpreting, interpretation, transcreation, Vietnamese transcreator, proofreading, ...
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Nga Nguyen
Nga Nguyen
Native in Vietnamese Native in Vietnamese
Vietnamese, economics, education, sciences, anthropology, psychology, religions
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Nguyen Thai
Nguyen Thai
Native in Vietnamese Native in Vietnamese
Accounting, advertising, marketing, insurance, construction, medicine, pharmacy, finance, economics, trading, ...
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thuy do
thuy do
Native in Vietnamese (Variants: English, Standard-Vietnam) Native in Vietnamese
Vietnamese, IT, software, Trados 2009, Thuy Do, finance, medical, banking, system, quality, ...
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Thao Tran
Thao Tran
Native in Vietnamese Native in Vietnamese, English Native in English
market research, marketing, subtitle, report, healthcare, Vietnamese, English, medical, insurance, police, ...
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Collwing Watanabe
Collwing Watanabe
Native in Vietnamese Native in Vietnamese
English to Vietnamese, Vietnamese to English, German to Vietnamese, Vietnamese to German, French to Vietnamese, Vietnamese to French, Vietnamese to Spanish, Spanish to Vietnamese, Japanese to Vietnamese, Vietnamese to Japanese, ...


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