Translating medical reports can often be a demanding task, especially if you are a beginner. I’ve recently started fulfilling this kind of assignment and noticed that there are so many issues toRead More…

We always used to think about myths as something given for granted and we don’t usually ask ourselves how they originated. Do they originate from an ancient common thought? Or were theyRead More…

Subtitling and dubbing represent the two main methods used to translate film, TV programs and media in general. Only in recent years have they started receiving attention in the studies of translationRead More…

Expanding your advertising and marketing efforts to international markets is an exciting and crucial moment for your brand. Do it properly and you maximise your potential audience and revenue. If you’re aRead More…

We’re always happy to receive CVs from translators who want to work with us! However, as we receive hundreds of CVs every month, it is very difficult for us, or any agencyRead More…

Language is much more than simple words: it’s the way people use to communicate and express their feelings, and it brings a lot of history and culture. That’s why translation doesn’t justRead More…

A translation memory is a fairly recent technology created to help translators. It is also a “database” that keeps the earlier time translated length of the text. Translation memory (TM) is anRead More…

This is a personal blog post based on my experiences as the founder and managing director of TranslationsInLondon and my direct experience as a former student of translation and interpreting. I amRead More…

Legal translation is something that requires more than just translation. The legal documents are evidently the most precisely written records with paramount accuracy that determines their integrity. We, at TranslationsInLondon, completely understand the rigorousRead More…