TED Translators

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Marius Pârv

Marius Pârv

Monica Parvanova

Monica Parvanova

Ladispoli, Italy
Paniz Parvar

Paniz Parvar

CHICAGO, Illinois, United States
Catalina Parvu

Catalina Parvu

Bucharest, Romania
Herman Yosef Paryono

Herman Yosef Paryono

Jakarta, Indonesia
Learning & Development Org. Behavior, Culture, Change & Development Passion, purpose, meaning of life Psychology science & research Social media behavior Entrepreneurship
Micha Parzuchowski

Micha Parzuchowski

Gdańsk, Poland
psychology
Simona Pasareanu

Simona Pasareanu

Vlad Pasc

Vlad Pasc

Giulia Pasca

Giulia Pasca

Julia Pascal Kalaputi

Julia Pascal Kalaputi

Ohrid, Macedonia
Spreading socially interrelated topics with appreciation of understanding rather than accepting definitive answers. I am interested in the impact of society and culture on behaviour and the processes that shape human nature. Being sensitive to the problems of the disadvantaged and making a contribution to raising awareness of social issues is above my priorities as an educator in times of global diversity.
verwaerde pascal

verwaerde pascal

Bourges, France
VELIA PASCALE

VELIA PASCALE

Giorgia  Pascali

Giorgia Pascali

Italy
Emanuela Pascari

Emanuela Pascari

Diana Elena Pascariu

Diana Elena Pascariu

Rome, Italy
Maria Pascaru

Maria Pascaru

Rome, Italy
Reading, creative writing, journalism, and translation
Oana Pascaru

Oana Pascaru

Fábio Paschoal

Fábio Paschoal

São Paulo, Brazil
Since I was a kid I'm in love for wildlife. Every time that my parents could take me somewhere I asked to go to the zoo. My room started to get filled with books of animals and the documentaries of BBC and National Geographic were at the TV all the time. The kid started to grow, and with him came the passion for animals. So, I decided to study those animals and became a Biologist. However, I didn't want to go the regular path that everybody does. So I took my guide's license and started to work as a wildlife guide in the Pantanal, the Largest wetland in the world. After two years, working with tourists for all over the world I went to the Amazon where I guided for two years. Then, I came back to Sao Paulo where I started to work as a journalist at National Geographic Brasil where I had my own blog of wildlife, was responsible for photographic articles the social media of the magazine in Brazil for five years. Now I'm a freelancer who works as a wildlife guide in Pantanal and Amazon, journalist, translator (English/Portuguese) and writing biology text books for kids.
Raquel Paschoal Lopes

Raquel Paschoal Lopes

Christina Paschou

Christina Paschou

Diego Pascoal

Diego Pascoal

Maria Pascual Miralles

Maria Pascual Miralles

Marta Pascual Revestido

Marta Pascual Revestido

Burgos, Spain
Micaela Pascualini

Micaela Pascualini