Business · Professional interpretation
Meetings, trade shows, price negotiations, contract signings, professional seminars. I accompany you on site in both Korean and Chinese and check any ambiguous terms on the spot.
KRW 150,000 per hour
Korean–Chinese interpreter · Taiwan-born · Traditional and Simplified · On site in Korea
Ever had a meeting where everyone seemed to agree, but the contract said otherwise? Born in Taiwan and based in Korea for 11 years, I interpret Korean to Chinese and Chinese to Korean. I carry over the nuance behind the words, not just the words, and check anything ambiguous on the spot so no misunderstanding is left behind.
See the price first, then leave your contact details. Replies within 24 hours on business days.
Pick three things and the price appears right away. Contact details can come after.
Documents and subtitles depend on length and difficulty, so they are priced after seeing the material. Leave a note below and you get an exact figure within 24 hours.
On-site interpretation works best with one week’s notice so terminology can be prepared. For urgent dates, leave a note and availability is confirmed first.
The details you chose above are included. Name and email are enough to submit, and you get a reply within 24 hours on business days.
A confirmation email is on its way. You get the price and available dates within 24 hours on business days.
In a hurry? Email kndli.210@gmail.com directly.
On-site and document work can be combined. Interpretation only or translation only is fine too.
Meetings, trade shows, price negotiations, contract signings, professional seminars. I accompany you on site in both Korean and Chinese and check any ambiguous terms on the spot.
KRW 150,000 per hour
K-Beauty training, treatment workshops, product education. Treatment, ingredient and device terms are carried over precisely in both languages so trainees can follow along right away.
KRW 100,000 per hour
Contracts, proposals, company profiles, e-commerce product pages. Legal and commercial terms keep the original intent, and every file is proofread before delivery.
Quoted by length and difficulty
Brand videos, training content, Xiaohongshu and Instagram posts. Not word-for-word: rewritten so local readers actually read and respond.
Quoted per piece and length
Both Traditional (Taiwan, Hong Kong) and Simplified (China) Chinese are supported. Please ask separately about written English translation.
Here is what happens after you send a request. Cancelling midway costs nothing.
Send your details through the form above. Attach material if you have it.
You get the final price and available dates. Once confirmed, field-specific terminology is prepared in advance.
Interpretation or translation is carried out, with anything ambiguous confirmed in real time to prevent misunderstandings.
Translations are proofread before delivery, and returning and referred clients get priority consultation.
Billed by the hour only, with no hidden fees. The amounts below are exactly what you are charged.
| Service | Unit | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Business · Professional interpretation | 1 hour | KRW 150,000 |
| Beauty training interpretation | 1 hour | KRW 100,000 |
| Full-day package | 6 hours | from KRW 900,000 |
| Document · Marketing · Video translation | Length · Difficulty | Quoted after review |
Returning and referred clients get separate terms. Long-term partners also get first pick of dates.
Scheduling: for on-site interpretation, one week’s notice is recommended. Weekend and weekday evening slots are given priority.
Calculate with my details ➔Traditional Chinese is my mother tongue and I am fluent in Simplified. Korean has been my everyday language for 11 years, so I read the business manners and the subtext on both sides.
Cross-border distribution, trade shows, price negotiations and contract signings, first-hand. I know what creates misunderstandings.
I have handled K-Beauty treatment, ingredient and device terminology in both languages. In training interpretation, one term can change the outcome.
Strategy and venture track, Hanyang University ambassador, director at the Korea-China Business Research Institute (KCBRI). Ongoing training in delivering precisely in front of people.
“Thank you so much for today. If any friend of mine needs translation, I will definitely recommend Bella.”
“Very professional. She made a point of checking with the client to make things clear, and she is very kind.”
“The beauty training interpretation was seamless. Even the K-Beauty technical terms came across precisely, and trainee satisfaction was high.”
“The contract translation was meticulous, down to the legal terms. Our Taiwanese partner was satisfied and the deal closed smoothly.”
If you have worked with me, please leave a review. Next time, you get first pick of dates.
You can see the price before deciding. Send a request and you get a reply within 24 hours on business days.
No. Quotes are free and nothing is charged until you confirm. Decide after seeing the price and the dates.
Contracts, price lists and similar material are never shared with third parties and are deleted when the work is done. If you need it, we sign an NDA before starting.
One week’s notice is recommended for on-site interpretation because of terminology prep, but urgent dates are checked first and you hear back right away. Weekend and weekday evening slots are given priority.
KNDLI Translation works in Korean, Chinese and English, and Chinese covers both Taiwan (Traditional) and China (Simplified). Born in Taiwan and living in Korea for 11 years, the interpreter is fully fluent in Korean and Chinese.
Business consultations and meeting interpretation, beauty training interpretation (K-Beauty seminars and treatment workshops), contract translation, marketing and product page translation, and video subtitles. Beauty training terminology in particular is conveyed precisely.
Turnaround and cost depend on length, difficulty and format. Pick your details in the calculator at the top of the page for an instant estimate; send a request and you get a firm quote within 24 hours on business days. One week’s notice is recommended for on-site interpretation.
Yes. On-site interpretation for beauty training, business consultations, meetings and negotiations, plus document translation, with weekend and weekday evening slots given priority.
Yes. Korean, Chinese and English subtitles for marketing videos, training content and brand videos, polished to match the original nuance and the on-screen timing.
Yes, both. Being from Taiwan, I am strong in Traditional Chinese expression and local business etiquette, and material for the Simplified market is localized naturally as well.