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A little gift in spanish for a good friend of mine, she is wanting to become a fashion designer. When I translate it online it comes out all incorrectly…
Hello, my name is Kat and I am a designer from China. My profession in designing is fashion. I work in downtown Shanghai, designing clothes for Shanghai Tang. The office is walking distance from my apartment. I get up every morning at 8 o’clock and work till 12. During that time, I sketch my ideas out and go get cloth I need. During lunch brake, my coworkers and I go out for lunch. At 2 I go back to the office and make the outfit I designed early in the day. I get done at 9 o’clock, and from that point on I am done for the day. The day is exhausting for me but I make it through. On the weekends, I do not teach fashion designing; I give advice to people who come to me about their wardrobe and go shopping with them if needed.
Hola, mi nombre es Kat y soy diseñadora de china. Mi profesión en diseño es moda. Trabajo en el centro de Shanghai, diseñando ropa para Shanghai Tang. La oficina esta a una distancia caminable de mi apartamento. Me levanto todas las mañanas a las 8 y trabajo hasta las 12. Durante esta hora, yo dibujo mis ideas y voy obtener ropa que necesito. Durante la hora de almuerzo, mis compañeros de trabajo y yo vamos para comer. A las 2 regreso a la oficina y hago la ropa que diseñé más temprano en el dia. Termino a las 9, y de este punto estoy terminado por el dia. El dia me pone cansada pero yo sobrevivo. Por los fines de semanas, yo no enseño la moda de diseño; Yo le doy consejo a gente que viene sobre sus armarios y voy de compras con ellos si sea necesario.
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