I will proofread and localize your bulgarian translation
Bulgarian Localization and Web Developer
About this Gig
Native Bulgarian speaker and I build web interfaces, which means I catch things a translator without technical background misses.
WHAT I CHECK
- Literal word order carried over from English. Grammatically correct, but it immediately reads as a translation rather than something written in Bulgarian.
- Inconsistent formality. Bulgarian distinguishes formal and informal address, and AI output often switches between them from one screen to the next.
- Terminology drift. The same term translated three different ways in three different places is one of the fastest ways to make a product feel unfinished.
- Definite article errors. Bulgarian has a rule most machine translation gets wrong, and every native reader notices it instantly.
- String length. Bulgarian runs noticeably longer than English. Buttons, labels and menu items break, and I flag every string that will cause a layout problem.
PERFECT FOR
- AI or machine-translated content that needs a native pass before it ships
- Website and app interface strings
- Marketing copy that has to sound native, not translated
- Technical documentation and product guides
Language:
Bulgarian
Content Type:
Translation
Delivery style preference
Please inform the freelancer of any preferences or concerns regarding the use of AI tools in the completion and/or delivery of your order.
FAQ
What do you need from me to start?
The file, and ideally the English source alongside it so I can check against the original rather than guess at intent. A glossary or style guide helps. For UI strings, tell me where each one appears.
Can you translate from scratch, or only proofread?
Both. This gig is priced for reviewing existing text. For full English to Bulgarian translation, message me with the word count and I'll quote separately.
What's the difference between proofreading and localization review?
Proofreading fixes grammar, spelling and punctuation. Localization review makes the Bulgarian sound native rather than converted, keeps terminology consistent, and flags strings that will break your layout.
Do you work with UI strings and JSON or CSV files?
Yes. Send them in whatever format your system exports — JSON, CSV, XLIFF, spreadsheet. I return the same structure with corrections in place, ready to import back.
How do I know the corrections are right?
Clear errors I just fix. Judgement calls I flag with a comment explaining why, so you decide. You're never left wondering what changed or why.

