TED Translators
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Maite Diaz
Maitena Diaz
Mario Diaz

Maximiliano Diaz
San Francisco, California, United States

Maximiliano Diaz
Dolores, Buenos Aires, Argentina
My Family, My friends, Discovering the World.

Mónica Díaz
State of Mexico, Mexico
Patricia Diaz Morejudo
Chattanooga, Tennessee, United States

Ana Díaz Moreno
Valencia, Spain
Nicolas Diaz
Bandung, Indonesia
I’m passionate about words. Not just translating them, but transforming them.
Taking meaning from one language, one culture, and breathing life into it in another.
To me, translation is not just a job, it’s connection. It’s about helping someone feel something across borders.
I care deeply about human stories, about cultural identity, and about giving voice to people and brands that have something real to say. Whether it’s a fashion label speaking to a new market, a nonprofit spreading awareness, or a travel guide bringing a place to life I want to be the bridge that makes it all possible.
I’m also passionate about learning. About growing, even slowly. About doing meaningful work, not just profitable work.
And I believe being different in how I see things, how I express myself, or how I move through the world is not a weakness. It’s my strength.
I do this with heart, with honesty, and with hope that even the smallest word can make a big impact.

Noelia Diaz
Rosario, Argentina

Mauricio Díaz Orlich
Paris, France
Paula Elizabeth Diaz
Jonathan Díaz Rangel
Andrea Díaz Rodríguez
Mexico
Learning new things and getting experience.
Alejandro Diaz Velasco
Victoria Diaz
Yael Díaz
Faria Diba
Ilaria Dibbi
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Antonio Giovanni DiBlasi
Ririh Dibyono

Karenn Dichi
Mexico, City, Mexico
Teaching English: I believe helping another person to communicate in English is helping them having more and better opportunities
Fitness lifestyle: Taking care of yourself is not something you should do only when you know you're not ok regarding health.. You should do it always.
Reading: Learning is important for me, it provides me with more tools to give to my students.
Paula Didari
Buenos Aires, Argentina