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Posted on15 November 2017

Danish Translation into Danish. Yes. We also offer Danish interpreting, and can help with transcription, subtitles, voiceover – you name it. So today, on the back of Denmark’s 5-1...

Posted on5 October 2017

When Instagram was first… ‘invented’ (?) it went from 0 registered users to 1 million users in the first 2 months of … ‘inventedness’ (not a real word now...

Posted on27 September 2017

Translation into Hindi Hindi is one of the official and most commonly spoken languages in India. It is one of the world’s largest languages; with around 350 million native...

Posted on20 September 2017

Translation into Chinese  I’ll begin by stating that under the ‘Chinese’ title there’s actually an array of related but in many cases mutually unintelligible dialects. Of course, in this...

Posted on15 September 2017

Translation into Welsh Thinking about translation into Welsh? Welsh is a fantastic example of a regional language that has faced multiple struggles and attacks on the culture throughout history,...

Posted on25 August 2017

The Rosetta Stone is a stele from ancient Egyptian times that was key to deciphering the hieroglyphic language used by Egyptians at that time. It is thought to be...

Posted on13 July 2017

At Atlas, we often receive requests for translation into Portuguese. So we thought we’d take a closer look at this global language. Portuguese is one of the romance languages...

Posted on4 July 2017

Arabic is one of the world’s most spoken languages, with over 280 million native speakers. It’s therefore no surprise that we often receive requests for translation into Arabic. It...

Posted on22 June 2017

Requests for translation into Icelandic may not be as common as other translating or interpreting quotes we are asked for. But given the size of the country, population wise,...