January has been the month of Russian at TranslationsInLondon. We have dedicated our social media to this beautiful but challenging language. If you are planning on doing business in Russia, there areRead More…
A cup of tea with…
James Joshua Pennington ( PhD Linguistics). We have dedicated the month of January to the Russian language. Therefore, we have decided to feature an interview with one of our Russian into EnglishRead More…
Interesting Facts about the Russian Language
TranslationsInLondon has launched a new initiative to learn a bit more about languages. Each month we will focus on a language and share a few facts about it. Let’s kick off withRead More…
The commercial side of Christmas
What Christmas looks like for businesses Long queues in store-fronts, phone blowing up with orders, and running out of stock too quickly. Yup! That’s the business look of Christmas all around theRead More…
Importance of Translation in Clinical Research and Trials
A statement issued by the European Medicines Agency (EMA) reinforced the notion that the method by which clinical trials were carried out would undergo strategic changes. These changes are attributed to theRead More…
How to Plan the Translation of a Website
As your business expands, you will need to translate your website to cater to your diverse international audience. A short conversation with your Language service provider (LSP) will help you determine yourRead More…
Trends in the language service industry
The ATC UK ( https://atc.org.uk/)survey report carried out in collaboration with Nimdzi Insights reflects the current market situation of the language service industry. It captures the major companies at play and differentRead More…
Localised content: the backbone of the travel industry.
Businesses in the travel industry must keep abreast of global trends in the industry to remain successful. A significant trend is that travellers seek destinations outside of their countries, and so aRead More…
Welsh, Irish and Scottish: a dive into Celtic languages today.
Celtic languages (such as Irish Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic, and Welsh) still play an important role in the modern world. Although these languages are not as widely used as others, like English forRead More…
Early Celtic languages
The Celtic languages have long existed, not just in the British Isles’ history; but also throughout mainland Europe. In the present day, there remain two categories of Celtic language: Goedelic (Irish Gaelic,Read More…