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The Vietnamese to English translators listed below specialize in the field of Forestry / Wood / Timber. For more search fields, try an advanced search by clicking the link to the right.

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Anh Hiep
Anh Hiep
Native in Vietnamese Native in Vietnamese
Vietnamese, English to Vietnamese, Vietnamese to English, games, apps, website, online game localization, app localization, computers, user manual, ...
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Thuy Hoang
Thuy Hoang
Native in Vietnamese Native in Vietnamese
EIA, environment, water resource, IWRM, sustainable development, development, project management, forestry, forest management, timber, ...
3
Paul Tu
Paul Tu
Native in Vietnamese 
Law, Legal, Transcript, Social, Certificates, Literature, Health, Editing, Voice over, Conference interpreter, ...
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Châu Nguyễn
Châu Nguyễn
Native in Vietnamese (Variant: Standard-Vietnam) 
English, Vietnamese, computer, technology, software, localization, social, science, military, literature, ...
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Thao Nguyen
Thao Nguyen
Native in Vietnamese Native in Vietnamese, English Native in English
subtitling, English to Vietnamese, movies, documentaries, international business, trade facilitation, market research, F&B, food, beverages, ...
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NONG THI NGA
NONG THI NGA
Native in Vietnamese (Variant: Standard-Vietnam) 
accounting, finance, health, medical, cosmetics, beauty, education, agriculture and rural development
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Thanh Ha Ngo
Thanh Ha Ngo
Native in Vietnamese 
economics, conference interpreter, technology, science, environment, bio technology, shipping, bidding, tender, banking, ...


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