I specialize in technical translations, but will consider texts in any field. Although I normally only translate from Japanese into English, small jobs like business cards are no problem.
I can produce print-ready PDF layouts of any kind, including restaurant menus and martial arts certificates. (Note: I have stopped using Adobe software, but can still handle most jobs.)
I can translate business cards into Japanese. For best results, send me your existing layout as a PDF file and I will translate your details in situ.
So far this section only contains my dictionary of English names in Japanese. I hope to have more dictionaries available here soon.
This is where I post examples of the work I've been doing, and information that you might find useful if you’re a translator or interested in translation.
I can be contacted through this website, or by various other means. This page has all the details.
Philip Ronan
I’ve been working as a freelance Japanese–English translator since 1996. Previously I obtained a degree in engineering from Cambridge University (1986–89), and I passed the Level 1 Japanese Language Proficiency Test (日本語能力試験) in 1994 after spending a few years living and working in Japan.
My main areas of specialization are IT, engineering and telecommunications.
▲ Header image: The Tokugawa family crest (three hollyhock leaves in a circle) decorates the roof of the bell tower at Tōshō-gū shrine in Nikkō (日光東照宮). Photo: Frank Gualtieri.
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