Here at Creative Translation we are proud of our long-standing relationships and collaborations with both our clients and talented language professionals around the world. We work with over 3,000 professional translators, editors and copywriters, and our network is growing every day. This month, we decided to get in touch with two of our regular translators:…
Are you interested in learning more about the similarities and differences between the Chinese, Japanese and Korean languages? There is so much we can talk about when analysing these three languages, however in this article we will focus on a brief history and the basic features of these unique languages, plus how they can be…
What is Audiovisual Translation? Have you ever watched a film or series and thought “I wonder how they would translate this scene into a foreign language”? For many countries in Europe, such as Germany, Italy, France, Sweden and the Netherlands, watching dubbed or subtitled films is the norm. Dubbing and subtitling, the two most common…
Here at Creative, we are hooked on languages. Nerdy language jokes are our daily bread (for a sneak peek into a typical day at our London headquarters, click here!) and making words work whatever the language is our mission. Different words in different languages drive change and inspire emotions, and we are not alone in…
We use them every day and sometimes they can facilitate communication among speakers of different languages: we’re not talking about gestures (although, if you want to find out more about that, you can click here!), but rather about another linguistic device known as onomatopoeia. This word – which, let’s be honest, everyone has struggled to…
We handle a lot of great projects here at Creative. No two days are alike at our head office in London. There is a big element of unpredictability in the job of a project manager, but it is always very exciting to work with the best professionals in the industry and to contribute to many…
Italy is a Mediterranean country with a very rich historical and linguistic background. The “boot”, which is how Italians often refer to it based on its shape, is one of the most popular destinations for tourists from all around the world. Whether you have been there or not, we thought we would boost your Italian…
Languages are not static, they are fluid and constantly developing, just like the cultures they belong to. The world changes, and so do languages; new words are being created every day, allowing us to talk about new things, concepts and ideas such as those introduced by technological progress. (If you want to learn some of…