Can you translate Lithuanian, Latvian, Maltese or Slovene?

Peter Rukavina

Apparently there is a translator shortage at the EU.

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Submitted by oliver on

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If somebody could help me with any cyrillic where necessary, I could probably translate any of those languages into Pig Latin. What’s the job pay?

Submitted by Lisa Howard on

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I think the problem might be that they aren’t offering enough money. My husband knows someone who is translating for the EU. In Hungary a lot of people with highschool English translate from their mom’s basement for next to nothing which has a tendency to depress the overall market price for translations but there’s no quality control so you get what you pay for. If you pay next to nothing, you get next to nothing.

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