About me

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I was a gifted child. My mother always boasts about how soon I started talking. My love of languages began in my early childhood (I was always considered to be a talkative girl by some and a chatterbox by others). My parents stimulated this skill at home and I quickly began to excel in languages, especially in English.
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There is no such thing as coincidence. My spirit of adventure has been the ideal companion for my professional career in this sector. I have had the privilege to explore many amazing places all over the world and there are many cities and countries which I would love to visit.
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My path has always been full of signs. When it was time to plan my academic goals at school, all the tests indicated that I should study languages, culture and communication.
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All my steps revealed my destiny. I debated whether I should study Philology or Journalism (I would be a star reporter in some faraway country!) until I heard about Translation and Interpretation. This career seemed to be specifically designed for me. At that time, there were not many universities to choose from (it was a hard choice for this multi-talented octopus) and this field had its appeal.
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Granada awaited me! A melting pot of cultures, an ancient crossroads and frontier between the East and West.
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The first kilometers of a long trip. I completed my professional training while living out of a suitcase abroad: Toulouse, Edinburgh, etc.
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Some time ago, my multi-talented tentacles returned home: Vitoria-Gasteiz. With my University degree in Translation and Interpretation as well as my appointment as a Sworn Translator-Interpreter by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation (nº TIJ 2303) tucked under my suction cups, I set sail in the ocean of entrepreneurship in 2000.
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Translation and interpretation are my passion and vocation.
I love to multi-task with headphones, a microphone, a good dictionary and a pen in each tentacle... I work with the words which others do not understand in order to eliminate the distances between people and companies.

With tentacles in...

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Economic-Financial translations
Professional translations of annual financial statements, balance sheets, audit reports, investment funds, etc.

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Teaching Activity
Substitute Professor in Consecutive Interpreting Courses at UPV/EHU. English Professor at the UNED online educational programs. In my free time, I love to contemplate and write about languages and the translation sector in my octoblog and in my instagram account @nekane_says