Category: Translator life
Seven sites and blogs every freelance translator should read
As the language industry keeps evolving, translation and localization professionals should continue learning and growing. To support the fourth fastest-growing industry in the U.S., translation and localization companies are looking for more and more professionals and freelance translators that c...
Faces of Gengo: Gabriela
An English to Latin American Spanish Language Specialist (LS) since 2010, Gabriela started out as an interpreter before entering the world of translation. With a focus on IT and Software, she’s passionate about her craft and enjoys imparting advice to Gengo translators in her language pair. Natio...
Faces of Gengo: Anna
An English to Ukrainian Language Specialist, Anna loves dancing the Argentine tango in her spare time. She started translating at the young age of 16 and joined Gengo almost four years ago. Find out her favorite things about being a translator and a language specialist at Gengo. Nationality: Ukra...
Faces of Gengo: Fabrice
A full-time translator based in Spain, Fabrice is a French digital nomad. For him, continuous learning and work location flexibility are just a few perks of being a Gengo translator. Read his advice to newer translators. Nationality: French Location: Spain Occupation: Online entrepreneur/ Full-ti...
Faces of Gengo: Facundo
A Gengo translator in multiple language pairs, Facundo joined our roster of esteemed Wordsmiths last year. Since he started working on our platform five years ago, he has been enjoying the flexibility and the content variety Gengo offers. Discover his must-have translation tools and his favorite ...
Faces of Gengo: Emma
A language specialist who translates from French and Italian, Emma enjoys giving constructive feedback and sharing useful resources with translators. In her interview, she recounts her most challenging translation experience and imparts some useful advice that would benefit newer translators. Nat...