Harriet Cooper – Freelance Translator & Copyeditor

Translation, editing and proofreading: 
French and German into English (UK/US)

PGDip (Merit) in Translation Studies

BA (Hons.) in French and German

Affiliate Member of the
Institute of Translation and Interpreting

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What others say:

Harriet Cooper has been translating our presentation portfolios, success stories and annual reports for 8 years, with strong quality and reliability.

We highly appreciate her work and behaviour so much… she’s a great and pleasant help.

I was very impressed by the quality of both texts.

 


Who is Harriet Cooper?

I live near Exeter (UK) with my husband, two teenagers, our cockerpoo and several tropical fish. When I’m not translating, we’re often engaged in a...

Free Print and Play

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Games I’ve translated and edited

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Anti-discrimination statement

Everyone has equal value. It’s important to me that everyone feels that they have equal standing in this world. That everyone is allowed a voice...

 

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Game Review: FOUL PLAY

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Game Review: Cosmic Voyage

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Book Review: What It Feels Like for a Girl

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Book review: The Reason I Jump

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