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The English to Finnish translators listed below specialize in the field of Photography/Imaging (& Graphic Arts). For more search fields, try an advanced search by clicking the link to the right.

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Kari Korkatti
Kari Korkatti
Native in Finnish Native in Finnish
English into Finnish, English into Swedish, Finnish into English, Swedish into English, Swedish into Finnish, Finnish into Swedish, SAP, Software Engineering, User Manuals, MSDS, ...
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Asta Haarasilta
Asta Haarasilta
Native in Finnish Native in Finnish
translation, translator, italian-finnish, english-finnish, traduzioni, italiano-finlandese, finlandese-italiano, technical documentation, manuals, instructions, ...
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Pauliina Kauppila
Pauliina Kauppila
Native in Finnish Native in Finnish
software, localization, IT, proofreading, editing, computers, Internet, app, smartphone, media, ...
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Jussi Rosti
Jussi Rosti
Native in Finnish Native in Finnish
finnish, translator, translation, finance, investments, insurance, derivatives, stock market, KIID, PRIIPS, ...
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Verneri Välimaa
Verneri Välimaa
Native in Swedish Native in Swedish, Finnish Native in Finnish
finnish, swedish, marketing, arts, entertainment, sports, social,
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Tiina Häkkinen (X)
Tiina Häkkinen (X)
Native in Finnish 
Finnish translator, html, xml, Trados, Wordfast, web site localization, subtitling, editing, proofreading, finland, ...
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Pietari Valtonen
Pietari Valtonen
Native in Finnish 
IT, technical documentation, subtitling, business, technical, engineering, tourism, marketing, copywriter, automotive, ...


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