English to Southern Uzbek Casual Translation
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I have a 300-word .txt file that needs to move from American English into Southern Uzbek, also known as Afghan Uzbek, where they've adopted the Perso-Arabic script in place of the Cyrillic script.
Somebody who is familiar with Southern Uzbek, preferrably from Afghanistan, is a must. The following are additional requirements for the project:
• Green lines marked with “#” – these stay exactly as they are.
• White lines formatted like name = format – only the part after the “=” requires translation.
A back-slash at the start of any line (“\”) signals a forced line break, so that character must be preserved in the same spot in the delivered file.
Because the text is casual in tone, I want the translation to feel friendly and conversational rather than overly formal. The names of each String, to the left of each equals sign, should be left in English.
Deliverable
• The original .txt file returned with all structure, hash tags, colour cues, and line breaks unchanged, plus the formats translated into clear, idiomatic Southern Uzbek.
Somebody who is familiar with Southern Uzbek, preferrably from Afghanistan, is a must. The following are additional requirements for the project:
• Green lines marked with “#” – these stay exactly as they are.
• White lines formatted like name = format – only the part after the “=” requires translation.
A back-slash at the start of any line (“\”) signals a forced line break, so that character must be preserved in the same spot in the delivered file.
Because the text is casual in tone, I want the translation to feel friendly and conversational rather than overly formal. The names of each String, to the left of each equals sign, should be left in English.
Deliverable
• The original .txt file returned with all structure, hash tags, colour cues, and line breaks unchanged, plus the formats translated into clear, idiomatic Southern Uzbek.
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