TED Translators

TED Translators contribute their time, energy and expertise to help ideas spread more freely. Thanks to them, TED Talks are subtitled in 100+ languages. Find out more about TED Translators

Monica Poltronieri

Monica Poltronieri

Campinas, Brazil
Olga Polushkina

Olga Polushkina

Boris Polyak

Boris Polyak

Moscow, Russian Federation
Natalya Polyakova

Natalya Polyakova

Valeria Polyakova

Valeria Polyakova

Bergen, Norway
spreading ideas, real books that actually smell and taste, hugs, smiles, travelling, eliminating liter in the streets, reusing and recycling, religious conversations.
Manolis Polychronides

Manolis Polychronides

Athens, Greece
Ninetta Polydoridi

Ninetta Polydoridi

Athens, Greece
team Polygotrad

team Polygotrad

Kleopatra Polyzou

Kleopatra Polyzou

Theodora Polyzou

Theodora Polyzou

Tobias Polzin

Tobias Polzin

María Concepción Pomar Rosselló

María Concepción Pomar Rosselló

Palma De Mallorca, Spain
My husband and my family, my work, learning new things everyday, enjoying life, making efforts to be the best professional possible, writing and reading, praying, meditating and growing as a human being. Practising Catholic.
Vanessa Pombo

Vanessa Pombo

Madrid, Spain
Roberto Pomiato

Roberto Pomiato

Nadya Pominova

Nadya Pominova

Ryazan, Russian Federation
Marta Pomorska

Marta Pomorska

Warsaw, Poland
Rafael Pompa

Rafael Pompa

Giulia Pompadura

Giulia Pompadura

Alessandra Pompei

Alessandra Pompei

Porto San Giorgio, Italy
Mia Pomranky

Mia Pomranky

United States
Tanjia Pon

Tanjia Pon

Marine Ponard

Marine Ponard

Alyona Ponarina

Alyona Ponarina

Amelia Ponasso

Amelia Ponasso

Nuneaton, United Kingdom
I am passionate about the transformative power of language and its ability to connect people across cultures. With over 20 years of experience as an interpreter and translator, I’ve witnessed firsthand how effective communication can break down barriers and foster understanding, particularly in diverse and challenging environments. One of my core passions lies in working with refugees and asylum seekers. I deeply believe that everyone deserves to be heard and understood, especially those navigating the complexities of a new country, legal systems, or mental health services. My work in this area has shown me how vital qualified interpreters are in providing the necessary support for these vulnerable populations. It’s not just about translating words; it’s about conveying emotions, cultural nuances, and personal stories that shape individual experiences. I advocate for the human touch in interpretation because AI cannot replace the empathy and connection that qualified interpreters bring to the table. I also find immense joy in teaching. My experience as a Spanish instructor at Coventry University allowed me to share my love for language with students while emphasizing the importance of cultural immersion. I am passionate about creating engaging and inclusive learning environments where students can connect deeply with the language they are studying. I believe that when learners understand the cultural context of a language, they become more effective communicators and are better equipped to navigate the complexities of real-world interactions. Furthermore, I am committed to empowering future interpreters through innovative training and education. I envision introducing new courses that focus on both the technical skills of interpretation and the soft skills necessary for effective communication. By nurturing a new generation of interpreters, I hope to contribute to the continued growth and professionalism of our field. In addition to my work and teaching, I am passionate about localization and the nuances of adapting content for different cultures. Understanding how language and culture intersect is crucial in our globalized world, and I enjoy helping organizations communicate effectively across linguistic barriers. Ultimately, my passion lies in the belief that language is more than just a tool; it is a means of connection, understanding, and empowerment. I am dedicated to fostering dialogue and promoting cultural awareness, knowing that each conversation can lead to greater empathy and collaboration.