Translation decisions depend on who will read the material, why they need it, and how the text will be used. I translate with those practical conditions in view—not word by word in isolation.
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Documents and communication
Projects may range from focused professional correspondence to longer informational materials. Scope, formatting, reference material, and intended audience are reviewed before work begins.
Patient education and healthcare communications
Legal and administrative documents
Government and public information
Forms, reports, and professional correspondence
Training and educational materials
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Working in either direction
English-to-Spanish and Spanish-to-English work is approached with attention to source meaning and natural expression in the target language. Regional preference, terminology requirements, and house style can be incorporated when provided.
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A deliberate review
The completed translation is reviewed for omissions, meaning, terminology, consistency, grammar, register, formatting, and readability. Questions that could affect the result are raised rather than guessed at.
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