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Translation Reviewer | Mandarin–Korean

Translation Reviewer | Mandarin–Korean

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Kaya by CheminE-commerce translation
Workable locations: Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Hong Kong, Hong Kong, Hong Kong. Taiwan. Indonesia. Malaysia. PhilippinesPart-Time
SalaryUSD 0.04 / accepted task for execution; USD 0.018 / accepted task for QC; estimated speed is around 60–120 tasks/hour, which means you could earn approximately up to 4.80/hour during active execution
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Languages
Strong Mandarin / Chinese skills; at least intermediate Korean reading skills

Requirements

  • Have strong Mandarin / Chinese skills.
  • Be comfortable reading and understanding Traditional Chinese.
  • Strong written Chinese is preferred.
  • Have at least intermediate Korean reading skills.
  • Be able to understand Korean product descriptions.
  • Be comfortable comparing Korean content against its Chinese translation.
  • Have good attention to detail.
  • Be able to identify differences in meaning and wording.
  • Be comfortable following quality guidelines.

Responsibilities

  • Read the original Korean product content.
  • Compare the Korean content with the Traditional Chinese translation.
  • Check whether the meaning and information are accurately translated.
  • Identify translation issues or errors.
  • Check wording, fluency, and whether the Chinese sounds natural.
  • Categorise issues according to the provided guidelines.
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USD 0.04 / accepted task for execution; USD 0.018 / accepted task for QC; estimated speed is around 60–120 tasks/hour, which means you could earn approximately up to 4.80/hour during active execution
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