Nordic Language Service Provider
Do
you want to do business with the Nordic countries? Don´t let bad texts affect
your business!!
Mind your
message and rely on the languages pros!
Poorly
written texts will make you lose money. Ask us for a quote for translations (or
other languages services) into Danish, Finish, Icelandic, Norwegian and
Swedish. We will help you to success on the Nordic markets! We use only native
language providers.
Or send us an e-mail with the files
to be translated to: transwedish [at] gmail.com
Our
Nordic Language Services
We specialize in language services from English and Spanish into the Nordic languages but we can also handle inverse translation (from the Nordic languages into English and Spanish) and other language combinations.
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Translation: Process of
rendering written communication from one language into another. We use only
native speakers of the target languages (Danish, Finish, Icelandic, Norwegian
and Swedish) and we deliver culturally sensitive translations, in other words,
texts that takes into account cultural differences.
Editing and revision: Careful comparison of the target text against the source text. In this
process we check: content, overall structure, terminology, structure within
paragraphs, clarity, style, suitability for target audience, etc. This job is
done by a second language provider (not the same person who did the
translation) for optimal results.
Proofreading: This is a process where text is being scanned
for grammar, syntax and spelling errors. The meaning of words and terminology
is not important, as the job focuses only on the correctness of the text.
Ideally done by a third person but can also be done by the editor/revisor.
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TEP These three make up the package of TEP:
Translation, Editing and Proofreading. Order this full service for the best result! |
Localization: Process of
adapting or modifying a product, service, or website for a given language,
culture or region. Also used
in computing as the process of adapting internationalized software for a
specific region or language by adding locale-specific components and
translating text. Closely related to internationalization and cultural
adaption.
Interpretation:
Process of rendering oral spoken or signed communication from one language to
another, or the output that results from this process. We mainly focus on
consecutive interpretation (the interpreter speaks after the source-language
speaker has finished speaking).
Copywriting: Is written
content conveyed through online media and print materials. Copy is content
primarily used for the purpose of advertising or marketing. This type of
written material is often used to persuade a person or group as well as raise
brand awareness.
Creative writing: Creative
writing is anything where the purpose is to express thoughts, feelings and
emotions rather than to simply convey information.
Translation of websites and online shops:
We can help you to set up a new multilingual website that works on
all platforms (PC, tablets and smartphones) and/or an online shop for
e-commerce. Involves translation, copywriting, localization and testing of the
site.
Language courses:
Swedish language courses on-site in Seville!
We use the latest
technology on the market for consistent translations of highest quality. The
company uses a range of CAT tools and other software.
Mind
your message and rely on the languages pros!
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Did you know...? The Nordic economies are
among the countries in the Western World with the best macroeconomic
performance in the recent ten years. Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden have
for example experienced constant and large excess exports in recent years. [...]
At the same time, unemployment is low in most of the Nordic countries
compared with the rest of Europe. [...] Over the past ten years, the Nordic
countries had a noticeably larger increase in their gross domestic product
(GDP) than the eurozone. [...] Measured by GDP per capita, the Nordic
countries have a higher income than the Eurozone countries. Norway’s GDP per
capita is as high as 80 per cent above the EA17 average, and Norway is
actually one of the countries with the highest standard of living in the world. From Wikipedia, "Nordic
countries", 8th of June 2015 |
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