TOP 10 HIGHEST PAID LANGUAGES (Freelance Translator)

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What about Russian language
Comment from : Ledger photography

That was informative Thank you
Comment from : Setare Mm

I’m surprised Portuguese is not in your list How can I find a freelance job in translating please?
Comment from : camaleon18

Is it normal to fell huge felling when I see you 😊
Comment from : Zou ha

Hello sir brReply my cooment please brI want to work with youbrThank you
Comment from : funny clip xyz

Can you please tell me where i can learn Spanish, German and Italian languages I am from India i know only Punjabi, Hindi and English
Comment from : IndeR PReet SINGH

I am learning Chinese language please tell me what is career opportunities in that language???
Comment from : KIRTI PATHAK

I already speak arabic french englich Italian and im learning korean, any advice for me?
Comment from : Ran Noon

Ich kann viele Sprachen sowie Deutsch, Russisch, Hebräisch und natürlich Englisch reden
Comment from : זכריה Zach Fenton פנטון

Is this translation jobs available anywhere in the world? Do you have idea if japanese translation is in demand in canada? Reply is well appreciated ❤😊
Comment from : Julie Abot

Im still looking for opportunities for my life and i might become a translater i speak English,persion,i am atm learning german also im a teen so i am asking you which universitys should i go for translation in uk,usa,Germany also make a video about this
Comment from : KAMI

Hey ! I am 16 years old and I am French My goal is to be a translator and my languages would be French, English, Thai and maybe Tagalog or Indonesian do you think it's a great idea ?brbrI'm pretty anxious because I don't know if it is the right choice or not you may not have the answer it's ok 😅
Comment from : Karine & Elisa

you forgot RUSSIAN is number 7 in the world more than 300 million people speak RUSSIAN,brHow German or Italian can be on that list ,? if amount of people who speak those languages are so insignificant in comparison with Russian, stop being so politically bias just be impartial and HONEST ! dislike for your video
Comment from : Ludmila Wheeler

Great video! I'm starting on my education certification now for languages Languages I have a background in are French, Arabic, Spanish, Japanese and English This helps me put into perspective future career opportunities
Comment from : Cheddar Cheese

I have a question, how can I find out which languages need more interpreters? (not translators, just interpreters) I heard that for example japanese translators are highly requested but not japanese interpreters, meanwhile chinese interpreters are highly requested, I also tried to do some research but translating and interpreting are mixed up in all the articles I found (I'm asking this because I'd love to study languages at university but idk what language I should choose as my second language deloc my first language would be English since it's the first foreign language that I've learnt/del even though I'm pretty sure I'll choose an Asian language)
Comment from : cxtesugahhr

Interesting video, but if anyone is waiting to get to the list, it’s at 4:37brAlso I speak English natively and want to learn German because Im moving to Germany and would love to work in translation
Comment from : Stealthheart Draws

Opinions on the Swedish language and Scandinavian languages in general??
Comment from : Thomas T

How do I apply to make Bangla subtitle for this video?
Comment from : Abdullah al Samir

I translate from Portuguese to English and vice versa, and what I find is similar to what you said, build a network and niche down, do a great job and the money will come Don't learn a new language to translate in just because it supposedly pays better Thanks for the video!
Comment from : The English Experience

Is this from the point of Europeans?
Comment from : Lady Bookworm

Thank you for this informative video I already speak English, German and Urdu I wish to work at the UN or other such international organisations However, I can not decide if I should pursue Mandarin or French as my next language Which one do you think would be better in terms of jobs?
Comment from : Sidra Sajid

Can I talk to you please, if anyone have his email give it to me 😊
Comment from : Good Short Videos

Note : brJPNbrCRNbrCHNbrITLbrSPNbrGERMANbrDUTCHbrARABIC
Comment from : Sophie

am right now in class 9th and i want to be a translator of japanese i want to know which stream should i take and can i be successful and from india umm pls say i really want to be but my family memeber saying its not worthy do something good but i dont want too
Comment from : KOYANA SARKAR

Hello any idea about polish and Japanese language
Comment from : natural fun

hi, friend, sorry for the late comment, but you mentioned the nordic languages How much would a translator earn per word if he or she was translating English works into icelandic? sorry if I did this question before, but it seems to be a less talked about subject
Comment from : The Historian

Nice video clip Thanks
Comment from : UG DIGITAL

There is no Russian?
Comment from : Mèsut

I translate English to MartianbrPay is great, demand is high,brbut I'm not allowed to put it in my portfolio (Confidentiality Agreement)
Comment from : The Film Digest

How do i apply to make portuguese subtitles for this video?
Comment from : Gabriel Simp

Based on my experience as an employee, freelancer and employer of fellow translators, my top 10 excluding English because it's usually the target or source language (before I watch the video) : 1 Chinese 2 Japanese 3 Korean 4 Arabic 5 Spanish 6 French 7 Portuguese 8 German 9 Russian 10 Indonesian
Comment from : Cathy Fouquet

Would you consider 20 too old to start learning a language and becoming a translator?
Comment from : Decrepit

So glad to hear that I already speak two of the top 4 (one natively and the second to a B2+ level, possibly) I just got to improve them and should be good to go, thanks so much for the video !!
Comment from : Bryan Pineda

You said medical and that got me to watch the videobrI am a French and English speakerand pharmacist brI will try to find a translation site as I do not know much about it yet
Comment from : Hanaa Janhangeer

I'm a native Arabic speaker, advanced English speaker and intermediate Spanish and French speaker I hope to find my own way in translation 🥺♥️
Comment from : Omar Sabri

I speak Greek-Chinese and English, I think I’ll be a-okay
Comment from : kat

icelandic and urdu umm i speak both
Comment from : nashiez 13

Thank you very much for this info But where can one get Chinese translation jobs?
Comment from : moviescom

There are many more languages far difficult n challenging to learn than arabic
Comment from : moetxusa

Is it very unrealistic to start to learn a new language as an adult with a potential goal being to get work translating that language?
Comment from : Vendela Olsson

Hi which is better in terms of supply and demand brJapanese or Chinese to English ?
Comment from : Mohammed Joudeh

Thanks
Comment from : Jessie Rosales

Thank you Really helpful
Comment from : Natalia Torkhova

Hi Adrian, I work as a Translation Project Coordinator and will give you some info here The highest paid languages are: EN-US to:brZH-CN,brZH-TW,brSV,brNO,brDA,brJA,brKO,brNL,brES,brDE,brFR-EU
Comment from : Tanja Pavlovic

Hello, first of thank you for this video, it was actually super informative and I've become intrigued by maybe starting doing translation jobs I speak 7 languages, however only 4 of them are in the list you mentioned and the remaining 3 are probably less likely to have many jobsbrBut I can speak French, German, English and Spanish at a native level except for spanish, which I do speak at a C1 level So technically, I could translate from either into any other Would you say that I could make this worthwhile and that there would be a lot of projects for me?
Comment from : Jimmbo

Great video! Thank you for your valuable information! I am fluent in Chinese,but now I started to learn German!
Comment from : Learn Chinese with Seva

As an Arabic I was so glad to listen the name of my language in this nice video
Comment from : الجندي المجهول

in truth, sadly all this is just a massive waste of time I can speak five languages fluently, and spent a lot of time making profiles on all these "freelance" sites - thinking it would amount to something But the fact of the matter turned out to be: you'll have to be very lucky to be making anything more than peanuts and even for that you spend ages searching Definitely not giving up the day job for this malarky
Comment from : ዘዳ፳፰፥፴፬

Hii sir I'm from india To be honest i really not understood all your information which was given in this video But i understand all the language by learning this we can make carrier I'm thinking to learn German language actually now i am learning english so after three month i will join the German language institute this is really helpful video thanks😊
Comment from : Shruti gokhale

Hi from Moldova 🇲🇩😅 Well 40k a year would really be a lot over here because the average salary is around 300€ per month, anyway, I wish you all success!
Comment from : Ion Morozan

Thanks so much for this video 😍
Comment from : Zaho Ihany

Hi! thank you very much for the information, I am an aspiring translator, just starting, a pure, thorough and true beginner of any sort I was just wondering about the Portuguese language, since I speak fluently Portuguese, I was wondering if the market for this language was at par with Spanish due to the amount of population that, of course, allows for very high competition, but still does it not really be sought after?
Comment from : Mafalda Mendes

Wtf, I want to learn all the ten languages but for Arabic 😂 and Nordic languages as well 😇
Comment from : Mr Independant

Hello Adrian, I've sent you an email with a french translation of your video about imposter syndrome last week Have you received it?brThank you for your inspiring videos!
Comment from : ya Houssein

Hi, I always enjoy your videos You could literally profit from writing an ebook with all the real tips you provide in your videos brI have an emergency question haha Is it proper to write your name (like give yourself credit) at the end of a translation? I know not all translations but for example I’m translating a magazine right now I’ve seen people credited at the end of books and such Do you have a recommendation? I feel super weird turning it in and have them see I wrote my name to give myself credit Lol
Comment from : Li H

Hi! I’m currently in my last year of high school and have applied today for early entry doing a bachelors degree in languages (Japanese) I am thinking of becoming a translator or subtitler but am not sure Is doing a bachelors degree in languages a good way to start my journey and career as a translator?
Comment from : Brooke Hayton

Thank you so much for informationthere is not much of information on this subject so it's great that you have helped us 👍 I am a certified interpreter and my (certified) languages are Finnish, Arabic and Turkish I have graduated from a Finnish university with both languages and I currently study physiotherapy in Swedish university 🤓🤓 I dream of working from home especially now that I become a mother
Comment from : ملتقى دجلة والفرات

am new in this field i know how to do the job but i dont know where in what software should i send my final work to the client ? word , pdf ? something ?
Comment from : Ruslan Alpha

this might be my chance of becoming a translator i am (natively speaking) italian and i can speak english almost as a native, i can speak (not my best languages) french, german and spanish, and most importantly, i know very well japanese i am still pretty young, i am 13, so i was looking up some hobby of translating from italian to english or from english to italian since these are my most comfortable languagesbrdo you have any recommendations on some sites or some little blogs/videos that i can help translate or make subtitles for? preferably italian and english, but if it’s spanish or japanese, it’s okay as well
Comment from : Al*x_Nauted

Thanks for this video and all the info you share!!
Comment from : Robert Wedderburn

4 of my languages are in this list and 2 or 3 that I want to learn!brWhat I'm really struggling with is to find what type of markets are in need of translations into English from French, Spanish and Italian
Comment from : Laura G

I'm Egyptian Arabic is my mother tongue and yeah, there's a huge supply indeed! :')
Comment from : Nouran Hussam

Oh My God I thought I was going into translation because it is my passion But is all about the money!
Comment from : Jeta Z Zeta Z

Fantastic video, Adrian! But I have a few questions, thoughbrbr1 What are the rates that are shown on Proz? Are they the rates agencies are paying?br2 Spanish is my strongest language since I was raised in Spain, originally from Bulgaria, though What language would be more lucrative for me to learn first, Russian or German? Learning any of them would be easy, since I enjoy learning languages and have a pretty good memory Bulgarian and Russian are 60 mutually intelligible, and I could have an extremely high passive proficiency in Russian in a few months And I believe it is easier to find an astronaut than it is to find a native Spanish speaker, fluent in any Slavic languagebr3 When I check the rates on Proz, for translating into Spanish, I see that some languages that are the same (Bulgarian/Macedonian or Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian/Montenegrin) have different rates The standard for Bulgarian and Serbian into Spanish is 009 euros, and for Macedonian, Bosnian and Croatian is 010 euros How comes? If some Balkan nationalist is going to comment the similarities and differences of these languages, please, do restrain yourself! This is not about politicsbrbrMany thanks :)
Comment from : Stoyan Petrov

Thank you so much for posting this video 😃
Comment from : Abhinav Chauhan

I am an Arabic native speaker and I can say I speak a good English Would you be able to recommend a good platform that I can apply for a translation freelancing job that I can pick the job I feel comfortable with Like REV system
Comment from : Ezaldeen Mohammed

What is happening in Ukraine is tragedy but other countries have been in worst situations but the outrage was somehow missing compared to now😒
Comment from : S M

I have a BA in translation and I was trained to translate from English to Arabic and vice versa, in college I used to take as many classes as I could, I have some experience in almost every field My question is, how can I stand out? I work as a translator at a university full time but the pay isn’t that much and I have a lot of free time, can you give me some tips to start out?
Comment from : Dana Eid