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I'm looking to be a Kor-Eng translator. I would also like to add that in these times, getting such opportunities would be hard so I'm also open to doing this part-time or ad-hoc as well. Also what would the relevant qualifications for this role require? Would I have to be a linguistics major? Any tips for wannabe translators? What advice would you give to those looking to go into this industry in these times?
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16 Sep 2020
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