English to Dutch translation, Dutch to English translator
Accueil » English to Dutch translationNot all translations are of equal merit, and it proves to be extremely difficult to verify the quality. Relying on the professionalism and the expertise of its team of English to Dutch translators, Atenao assumes its responsibility and respects the translator's charter in order to guarantee the perfection of its work.
Atenao and English to Dutch translation
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Main fields: Tourism, Agri-food sector, Scientific, Consulting...
For your English to Dutch translations: a quick and easy process
You send us your text in the desired format. After evaluating the document, we send you a quote for your translation indicating the delivery date as well.
Our team of professional translators
Our experienced team of native, fully bilingual translators, professors and qualified professionals puts its skills to work in order to translate your texts all while keeping the original meaning intact.
Our team is made up of 4 English to Dutch translators who specialize in their field.
The guarantee :
- A perfectly accurate English to Dutch translation.
- A translation that's ready for publication and distribution.
- A translation that's in keeping with the evolution of languages.
For all your French to Dutch translation projects, we implement rigorous work methods so that you can get an optimal finished product that meets your requirements:
- The choice of media for sending and receiving your documents is up to you (paper, electronic format, e-mail).
- A project manager will take charge of the project and is your only contact person up to the final approval.
- A French to Dutch translator who is specialized in your branch of activity is assigned to the project until the end. Equipped with the best language processing software, the translator combines his command of the language with the most powerful computer tools.
Featured translator
Born in Belgium, Erna grew up in Brussels in a bilingual family environment, on her mother’s side. As she was quickly intrigued by the everyday use of 2 languages in the home, she set about learning French on her own, using a textbook that belonged to her mother. Erna has been devouring books in Dutch and French ever since. She studied French to English and French to Dutch translation at the Marie Haps Institute in Brussels. In 1988, she began working as a freelance translator. With a passion for architecture and the arts in general, she specializes in technical translations.
Her areas of specialization: translation and writing in the fields of construction, decoration, security, gastronomy and tourism.
