Italian language
Italian translators and Italian language jobs
Italian is spoken in Italy, Switzerland, San Marino and Vatican City. On TranslatorPub, agencies and clients post Italian translation, interpreting, subtitling, transcription and voice-over jobs for free, and Italian linguists register for free to quote on them.
Join as a Italian linguist · Post a job for free
For Italian linguists
- Register for free and add your Italian language pairs as structured source → target rows.
- Get e-mail alerts when a job matches your pairs, services and domains.
- Quote with your own rate, unit and delivery date, and talk to the client in the job thread.
- Rare and less common language pairs are welcome: 221 languages are supported.
Common Italian language pairs
- Italian → English
- English → Italian
- Italian → German
- German → Italian
- Italian → French
- French → Italian
Italian services
How it works
- Post your job for free: language pair, service, volume, deadline and budget.
- Reviewed freelance linguists and agencies send structured quotes with rate, unit and delivery date.
- Compare quotes, message the linguist, and award the job. Everything stays in one place.
Associations
Translators' and interpreters' associations can list themselves for free, post jobs and exchange jobs with TranslatorPub through the Partner API.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find a Italian translator?
Post your job for free with the language pair (for example Italian → English), volume and deadline. Reviewed Italian translators and agencies send you quotes and you choose who to work with.
I am a Italian translator or interpreter. How do I get jobs?
Create a free profile, add your Italian pairs, services and rates, and quote on matching jobs. The Free plan shows new jobs after 12 hours with 10 bids per week; Professional (€19 per month) shows them instantly with unlimited bids.
Are Italian subtitling and voice-over jobs posted too?
Yes. Jobs cover translation, interpreting, subtitling, transcription, voice-over, localization and editing, so Italian creatives and linguists can list every service they offer.