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Rates for translation in Australian
Thread poster: Giorgia P
Giorgia P
Giorgia P
Local time: 04:43
English to Italian
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Jan 21, 2005

Hi everyone. I would like to know what rate per word I can apply to an Australian agency for translations from English into Italian.
I've never worked with agencies in that country, therefore I don't know the standard rates there.
Thank you in advance to all those who can help me.
Kind regards.
Giorgia
 
giogi
giogi
Local time: 03:43
Your usual rates... Jan 21, 2005

That's what I do; applying my usual rates worldwide!

Cheers
Giovanna
 
Lucinda Hollenberg
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Local time: 23:43
Dutch to English
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Your usual rates ,,, Jan 21, 2005

I would not charge them any different from what you usually charge.

And make sure that you get a solid Purchase Order with clear payment terms before you begin. But you know that already, sorry, that is the old teacher in me.

Good luck with the job!
Lucinda
 


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