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Words in context
A literal translation is not always the clearest way to communicate. We start with the reader, the market and the role of the text, then work towards language that carries the meaning naturally.
- Websites and digital content
- Presentations and business communications
- Marketing, product and technical materials
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Give the translation a useful starting point
Existing terminology, earlier publications and a few words about your audience all help. If something in the source needs clarification, I raise the question while the work is in progress.
- Source files and intended use
- Brand voice, glossary or reference material
- Target language and market
- Deadline and delivery requirements
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A scope you can plan around
Before work begins, we agree on the material, quote, timing and deliverable. Revision of existing content can be discussed separately, including what level of intervention you need.
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Services and collaboration