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Barbora Rulakova
Barbora Rulakova
Native in czeski Native in czeski, francuski Native in francuski
 		French, English, Czech, Slovak, literature, culture, technology, science, sociology, tourism, ...
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Jirina Nevosadova
Jirina Nevosadova
Native in czeski Native in czeski
 		business, marketing, contract, law, legal, engineering, education, art, history, mining, ...
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Sarka Rubkova
Sarka Rubkova
Native in czeski Native in czeski
 		English, Czech, simultaneous interpreting, consecutive interpreting, translations, architecture, civil engineering, MEP, HVAC, electric instalations, ...
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zuzana kmetova
zuzana kmetova
Native in słowacki Native in słowacki, czeski Native in czeski, angielski (Variants: UK, Irish, Canadian, US, British) Native in angielski
 		....agriculture, environment, EU documents, garda station, law, solicitors office, courts and legislation, medical, report, business, ...
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Lenka Škodová
Lenka Škodová
Native in czeski (Variant: Standard-Czech) Native in czeski
 		Czech, Danish, English, DA-CZ in all areas, including mobile devices, official documents. Translations to Danish proofread by a Danish native speaker. Dansk, Tjekkisk, Čeština, Dánština, English, ...


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