Monday, January 26, 2009
What I Can Do For You
First of all, I have an engineering education backgroud with a bachelor's degree and 3 years inspection experience for export products, so I am qualitified for QC, I know different kinds of product specifications and drawings, familiar with technical terms in both Chinese and English.
Secondly, I have been a freelancer for 3 years as an English-Chinese translator. I know how to do the product sourcing and market exploring. I take foreigners to visit factories and help them negotiate and make good deals, besides, I will arrange your travel and accommodation very well, arrange your needs as well if you want me to.
I will make sure you have fun in China. I am sure you will have a furitful tour with my considerate services and reasonable price.
Secondly, I have been a freelancer for 3 years as an English-Chinese translator. I know how to do the product sourcing and market exploring. I take foreigners to visit factories and help them negotiate and make good deals, besides, I will arrange your travel and accommodation very well, arrange your needs as well if you want me to.
I will make sure you have fun in China. I am sure you will have a furitful tour with my considerate services and reasonable price.
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Do Business With China
I am an engineering graduate who lives in Shenzhen, China. If you would like to explore business opportunities with China, I would be happy to assist you. I have been working in the Chinese export business for 3 years, I am familiar with sourcing, factory audit, negotiation with factory to set price and delivery schedule, pre-shipment inspection. Products which I have worked with in the past include: toy, furniture, barbeque grill, porcelain, bathroom accessory, Christmas tree and gift, and etc. Shenzhen is right next to Hongkong, it is the most important port in south China.
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
The languages I speak
My mother tongue is Teochow language which was popularly spoken by most Chinese people during Qin and Han dynasty. It is now spoken only around 20 million people in China and Southeast Asia. It has an overall 50.4% of mutual intelligibility with the Xiamen dialect, 44.3% with Mandarinn and 43.5% with Cantonese.
My second language is Mandarin. I began to speak it when I was 14 years old even though I started to learn how to listen, read and write, when I was very young (3 years old maybe).
It was easy for me to learn my third language, Cantonese, because I was born in Guangdong province where most people speak Cantonese, and Cantonese has so much mutual intelligibility with mandarin and my mother tongue, Teochew language.
My fourth language is English. I began to learn it when I was a very young child too, but I only learned how to read and write before I entered the university. I had a great opportunity to learn English from some native English speakers when I was at the university, there I corrected my tones, grammar and many wrong habits, and my listening skill was much improved because I had this solid basic knowledge about English.
After graduation, I worked as a volunteer for some native English speakers, then I had more opportunities to speak English and people liked to correct my tones and mistakes, besides, I spent a lot of time on watching American TV shows and movies. After that, I took a part-time job as an interpreter for business people from everywhere in the world, then I got used to many different accents. It has been 3 years since I became an En-Ch translator.
Now I am a freelancer and businessman, very open to many jobs.
My second language is Mandarin. I began to speak it when I was 14 years old even though I started to learn how to listen, read and write, when I was very young (3 years old maybe).
It was easy for me to learn my third language, Cantonese, because I was born in Guangdong province where most people speak Cantonese, and Cantonese has so much mutual intelligibility with mandarin and my mother tongue, Teochew language.
My fourth language is English. I began to learn it when I was a very young child too, but I only learned how to read and write before I entered the university. I had a great opportunity to learn English from some native English speakers when I was at the university, there I corrected my tones, grammar and many wrong habits, and my listening skill was much improved because I had this solid basic knowledge about English.
After graduation, I worked as a volunteer for some native English speakers, then I had more opportunities to speak English and people liked to correct my tones and mistakes, besides, I spent a lot of time on watching American TV shows and movies. After that, I took a part-time job as an interpreter for business people from everywhere in the world, then I got used to many different accents. It has been 3 years since I became an En-Ch translator.
Now I am a freelancer and businessman, very open to many jobs.
Contact Me
If you are in need of a translator/Interpreter or you want to do business with China, please don't hesitate to contact me.
Email: EnChTranslator@gmail.com
Email: EnChTranslator@gmail.com
Tel: (+86) 15915-484-313
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