Translation
Translation
Patients trust doctors and nurses when they can communicate in their own language.
Having access to translated books and lesson plans helps students and parents feel welcome in the learning process.
How to Prepare a Document for Translation
Use simple language and sentences
When you're writing something that needs to be translated into another language, try not to use sayings or words that might be confusing for the translator. These could be things that only people in your area or culture understand, or words that don't have a similar meaning in the other language. So it's better to keep your writing simple and easy to understand for everyone.
Clarify ambiguous terms
Provide a glossary of terms or a list of acronyms that may be specific to your industry or organization. This will help the translator to translate technical terms and industry-specific jargon.
Use consistent language
Ensure that the language used in your document is consistent throughout. This will help the translator to maintain consistency in their translation.
Provide reference materials
It's important to share your terminology and style with the translator. This way your documents will sound as if someone from your organization wrote them.
About us
We provide an electronic, cloud-based coordination platform for Urgent Language Services.
Our mission
We bridge cultures by providing a communication that goes beyond language barriers.
Our offerings
- Interpretation and translation
- Coordination of language services
- Support to language learners