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I am currently a 2nd year RANEPA University student. I know terminology of business english and at the time I study english in law sphere. My part time job is interpreter. As free time is still taking the most part of my day schedule, it would be interesting for me to accomplish additional tasks for a reward.

I am able to translate documents from Russian/English/Spanish to Spanish/English/Russian. I am also able to proofread documents so they sound as authentic and native as possible. My main experience is in the educational field with translating documents related to school work or program information but proofreading documents is also something I can do with ease.

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