Translation
Translating means rendering information from the source language into the target language in written form.
Is it as simple as that?
A translation should express the meaning of your speech or document, transmit your real idea, ensuring your message hits its mark with your target audience, taking into account genre, context, conventions, and cultural differences.
Translators should, therefore, have the following competences: linguistic and textual competence, technical and cultural competence, translating competence, as well as research competence.
Our translators are language experts; in addition to their university degree in translation, many of them have an additional qualification in studies such as physics, law, medicine, economics, and engineering.
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