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フランス語 から 英語: Nonprofit Work General field: 社会科学 Detailed field: 国際団体
原書のテキスト - フランス語 Contexte et situation humanitaire au Kenya
Le pays se relève mal des violences électorales de janvier 2008, et est déstabilisé par la crise chez son voisin somalien (le camp de réfugiés, majoritairement somaliens, de Dadaab, a vu sa population passer de 170 000 à 283 000 personnes en novembre 2009). Après une fin d’année 2008 où le gouvernement avait déclaré l’état d’urgence en matière de sécurité alimentaire, 2009 aura vu la sécheresse frapper le nord du pays. Les précipitations de la saison des pluies étant estimées à 20% de leur niveau normal. Seulement un quart des moissons habituellement produites ont été récoltées, et plus de 100 000 têtes de bétail sont mortes. Les taux de malnutrition aiguë globale (GAM) ont atteint de 15 % à 25% dans les zones affectées. Enfin, le choléra continue à frapper l’ouest du pays (Kisumu) et le nord-Est (Moyale, Mandera).
翻訳 - 英語 Background and humanitarian situation in Kenya
The country was wracked with electoral violence in January 2008, and is destabilized by the crisis in neighboring Somalia (the refugee camp, mostly Somali, Dadaab, saw its population grow from 170,000 to 283,000 people in November 2009). At year’s end in 2008, when the government declared a state of emergency regarding food security, 2009 has seen the drought hitting the northern region. Rainy season precipitation is being estimated at 20% of normal levels. Only one quarter of the harvest usually produced was harvested, and more than 100,000 cattle have died. The rate of global acute malnutrition (GAM) has reached 15% to 25% in the affected areas. Finally, cholera continues to hit the west (Kisumu) and north-east (Moyale, Mandera).
日本語 から 英語 (Princeton Univ.- Certificate in Linguistics 1988) 英語 から 日本語 (Princeton Univ. - BA w/Certificate in Linguistics) 日本語 から 英語 (United States Department of Education - NCLB Highl)
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ソフトウェア
Adobe Acrobat, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Frontpage, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Office Pro, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Word and Works, NJ Star Japanese Word Processor, Powerpoint, Trados Studio
I have over 30 years of experience with Japan, including 21 years direct translating experience from Japanese into English (8 years full-time) and an equal amount of time translating from French into English.
I am Ivy League-trained (B.A. East Asian Studies - Princeton 1988), Middlebury College Summer Intensive Language Institute-trained (Intermediate Japanese, 1984), a former Japan Ministry of Education Fellow (1985-1986), and a former employee of Honda Motor Company in Japan, among others. I also have an M.A. in Education from George Washington University in Washington DC., and taught beginning and intermediate Japanese on the university level.
As for French: That is the first foreign language I learned and, since childhood, I have read French in a variety of contexts, as well as used it for business and pleasure!
My writing skills are excellent. I am deadline-conscious and always concerned with accuracy and professionalism. Moreover, I am proficient in a variety of computer applications related to word processing, web publishing, and/or office presentations.
キーワード： Ivy Leaguer. Trained proofreader & editor w/ MA in Education. PR, Marketing, Automotive and business machine-related technical Japanese experience. Art history and cultural language experience. Manufacturing experience. Pop culture experience. Education experience.
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