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Автор темы: marianne2015
marianne2015
marianne2015
США
английский => арабский
Sep 6

Good day good colleagues.
What would be the rate for review (apprx 250 words), with pictures. It is a children book, so content is very basic and doesnt need professional translation skills. What would be the suggested rate for such a job?
thank you


 
Thayenga
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Charge your hourly rate Sep 7

All review work can only be charge per hour, that is, whatever you charge for one hour of work. If it's only a small project that takes half an hour, then charge 50% of your hourly rate.

If the work takes only 10 minutes, then charge the 50%, but inform the client that the amount will be counted up to other smaller projects.


Dalia Nour
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Maria Teresa Borges de Almeida
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@Marianne Sep 7

My rate for editing (bilingual review) is 50% my translation rate and for proofing (monolingual review) is 25% my translation rate. In this case, I would charge my minimum rate (my rate per hour).

Christel Zipfel
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