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English to Polish Azerbaijani to Polish Baltic languages to Polish Chinese to Polish Kazakh to Polish Georgian to Polish Armenian to Polish Bulgarian to Polish Croatian to Polish Czech to Polish Dutch to Polish Estonian to Polish Esperanto to Polish German to Polish Greek to Polish Hebrew to Polish Hindi to Polish Hungarian to Polish Abkhazian to Polish Japanese to Polish French to Polish Finnish to Polish Kyrgyz to Polish Lithuanian to Polish Moldovan / Moldavian to Polish Mongolian to Polish Chechen to Polish Norwegian to Polish Persian (Farsi) to Polish Portuguese to Polish Romanian to Polish Tatar to Polish Yakut to Polish Arabic to Polish Slovak to Polish Serbian to Polish Slovenian to Polish Turkish to Polish Uzbek to Polish Urdu to Polish Thai to Polish Indonesian to Polish Malay to Polish Swedish to Polish Vietnamese to Polish Italian to Polish Marathi to Polish Mordvinian to Polish Punjabi to Polish Polish to Ukrainian Belarusian to Ukrainian Russian to Ukrainian English to Ukrainian Azerbaijani to Ukrainian Baltic languages to Ukrainian Chinese to Ukrainian Kazakh to Ukrainian Georgian to Ukrainian Armenian to Ukrainian Bulgarian to Ukrainian Croatian to Ukrainian Czech to Ukrainian Dutch to Ukrainian Estonian to Ukrainian Esperanto to Ukrainian German to Ukrainian Greek to Ukrainian Hebrew to Ukrainian Hindi to Ukrainian Hungarian to Ukrainian Abkhazian to Ukrainian Japanese to Ukrainian French to Ukrainian Finnish to Ukrainian Kyrgyz to Ukrainian Lithuanian to Ukrainian Moldovan / Moldavian to Ukrainian Mongolian to Ukrainian Chechen to Ukrainian Norwegian to Ukrainian Persian (Farsi) to Ukrainian Portuguese to Ukrainian Romanian to Ukrainian Tatar to Ukrainian Yakut to Ukrainian Arabic to Ukrainian Slovak to Ukrainian Serbian to Ukrainian Slovenian to Ukrainian Turkish to Ukrainian Uzbek to Ukrainian Urdu to Ukrainian Thai to Ukrainian Indonesian to Ukrainian Malay to Ukrainian Swedish to Ukrainian Vietnamese to Ukrainian Italian to Ukrainian Marathi to Ukrainian Mordvinian to Ukrainian Punjabi to Ukrainian Polish (monolingual) Belarusian (monolingual) Russian (monolingual) Ukrainian (monolingual) English (monolingual) Azerbaijani (monolingual) Baltic languages (monolingual) Chinese (monolingual) Kazakh (monolingual) Georgian (monolingual) Armenian (monolingual) Bulgarian (monolingual) Croatian (monolingual) Czech (monolingual) Dutch (monolingual) Estonian (monolingual) Esperanto (monolingual) German (monolingual) Greek (monolingual) Hebrew (monolingual) Hindi (monolingual) Hungarian (monolingual) Abkhazian (monolingual) Japanese (monolingual) French (monolingual) Finnish (monolingual) Kyrgyz (monolingual) Lithuanian (monolingual) Moldovan / Moldavian (monolingual) Mongolian (monolingual) Chechen (monolingual) Norwegian (monolingual) Persian (Farsi) (monolingual) Portuguese (monolingual) Romanian (monolingual) Tatar (monolingual) Yakut (monolingual) Arabic (monolingual) Slovak (monolingual) Serbian (monolingual) Slovenian (monolingual) Turkish (monolingual) Uzbek (monolingual) Urdu (monolingual) Thai (monolingual) Indonesian (monolingual) Malay (monolingual) Swedish (monolingual) Vietnamese (monolingual) Italian (monolingual) Marathi (monolingual) Mordvinian (monolingual) Punjabi (monolingual)
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Rates per language pair: Armenian to Polish - Standard rate: 0.06 EUR per word / 15 EUR per hour Bulgarian to Polish - Standard rate: 0.06 EUR per word / 15 EUR per hour Croatian to Polish - Standard rate: 0.06 EUR per word / 15 EUR per hour Czech to Polish - Standard rate: 0.06 EUR per word / 15 EUR per hour Dutch to Polish - Standard rate: 0.06 EUR per word / 15 EUR per hour
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