Interpreters » Norwegian to Italian » Other » Cooking / Culinary

The Norwegian to Italian translators listed below specialize in the field of Cooking / Culinary. For more search fields, try an advanced search by clicking the link to the right.

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Elena Cucu
Elena Cucu
Native in Romanian Native in Romanian
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Harry Michael
Harry Michael
Native in English Native in English
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Dudi Gården
Dudi Gården
Native in Albanian (Variant: Albanian (standard)) Native in Albanian
translation, interpreter, podiatrist, albanian, italian, norwegian
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Ric Falco
Ric Falco
Native in Norwegian Native in Norwegian
5
Martina Di Brango
Martina Di Brango
Native in Italian Native in Italian, English Native in English
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Valentina Fatichenti
Valentina Fatichenti
Native in Italian Native in Italian
english, norwegian, italian, literature, children's books, scandinavian, poetry, barnebøker, ungdomslitteratur, norsk, ...
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Carla Melis
Carla Melis
Native in Italian Native in Italian
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Floriana Sciumbata
Floriana Sciumbata
Native in Italian 
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Corrado Giuricin Mattosovich
Corrado Giuricin Mattosovich
Native in Italian 
Danese, Norvegese, Norvegia, Danimarca, storia, società, industria
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Line HS
Line HS
Native in Norwegian 
Italia, Norge, italiensk, norsk, oversettelse, oversetter, traduzione, tradurre, italiano, norvegese, ...
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Luca Vaccari
Luca Vaccari
Native in Italian Native in Italian, Swedish Native in Swedish
end-user booklets of any kind, manuali tecnici, uso e manutenzione, bruksanvisningar, brugervejledninger, bruksanvisning, manualer, juridik, traduzioni legali, asseverazione, ...
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Wanda Vaiarello
Wanda Vaiarello
Native in Italian Native in Italian, French Native in French


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