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

Yohanna Cordeiro
Brasília, Brazil
Different cultures, movies, books, music, nature, children and social justice.

Anne Cordelia
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Cristina Cordero
Barcelona, Spain

María Del Pilar Cordero Matos
Spain

Mercedes Cordero
Rosario, Argentina

Moisés Cordero
Venezuela

Maria Letizia Cordisco
Italy
Malena Córdoba González

Monica Cordoba
Pasto, Colombia
Oscar Cordoba
Paula Córdova
Daniela Córdova Rodriguez

Claudia Elizabeth Cordova Saravia
Lima, Peru
Enora Corduan
MACQUERON CORENTIN
Guyancourt, France

Marisa Cores
Montevideo, Uruguay
Nitu Corina
Zalau, Romania
I'm particularly passionate about foreign languages and linguistics in general. I also like to learn about current global processes like climate change and so on.
Luciana Andreia Corlan
Bucharest, Romania
translation, interpreting, writing, blogging

Scalino Corleone di Napoli
Everything about mind, spirit, and their substrates (biological or not).
Music, rock in particular.
Space exploration, harnessing & "urbanization".
Computing, of course, since the ZX Sinclair...
Salvatore Cormagi

Ricardo Cornejo Avila
Mexico City, Mexico
I’m deeply passionate about the intersections of language, culture, and creative expression. In both my teaching and translation work, I find great purpose in making language learning engaging and accessible, especially for students exploring Chinese. I hope one day to be able of crafting innovative educational materials and integrating technology to personalize the learning experience excites me, as it allows me to bring the language alive for my students. I also find fulfillment in sharing Asian cultures through events, workshops, and cultural programs, fostering understanding and connection across cultures.
Beyond teaching, often inspired by the places I visit and the people I meet, my creative writing allows me to explore language on a more personal level, expressing emotions and experiences that deepen my own understanding and connection with others. This creative pursuit enriches my work and offers students an additional layer of connection to language and culture. Inclusivity and support for neurodiverse and diverse learners are central to my approach, influencing my teaching, writing, and academic projects, as I strive to create spaces where all voices are respected and celebrated.
camila cornejo
Santiago De Chile, Chile