Japanese to English - - SRT subtitle needed (35 minutes)
$20-100 NZD
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We have about 35 minutes of video footage which is in Japanese. We would like the videos to be translated into English subtitles in .SRT format including the correct time-stamps. English should be legible (proper use of grammar is necessary) and the subtitles should be provided in a format that's directly ready to be used in a professional setting.
you must provide the English subtitles in SRT format.
Need this to be done within 1 day. Looking to hire quickly
Proje NO: #10028344
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Greetings, For this project you are going to need someone who can render the most effective and accurate translation. As a native British English speaker who is also certified for Japanese language proficiency (Japa Daha Fazla
Hello. I've been learning Japanese Literature for more than 4 years now. Experienced in interpreting and tour guiding for more than 2 years. I can work in time, and I'm speaking fluent English. I would love to hear fro Daha Fazla
I am Native Japanese translator who worked in NZ before. I can deliver the output within agreed time if the allowed time is reasonable. I like translating :)
Hello, glad to greet you! I am a professional native Japanese translator, ready to help you with the project. I can make SRT subtitles. I'm specialized at translations of both technical documentations and medical liter Daha Fazla
Hello. Nice to meet you, I have Japanese Proficiency Test Level 2. And familiar with subtitle editor, Please accept my bid. THanks
Hello. My name is Ryan Morse from the United States (native English speaker). I'm presently a university lecturer (English composition) based in Tokyo, Japan. I hold MAs in applied linguistics and political science .I Daha Fazla
Hi, I am Nizam from Malaysia. I studied Japanese for 5 years and graduated from Shibaura Institute of Technology in Japan. I also have an experience as a part time teacher in Math and English for Japanese students. The Daha Fazla