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Would you like to expand your business to the Russian-speaking audience?

Then you probably need a native Russian marketing translation specialist who can help you tailor your services to the Russian-speaking market. If so, you are in the right place:

1. I can translate into Russian your website, brochures, presentations, training materials, letters and other documents. Every word matters to me, so my translations are always accurate. But I go further than just being accurate. I translate your message into perfect Russian so that it speaks right to the hearts of the Russian speakers.

2. If your materials have already been translated, but you need somebody to look through them just to make sure everything is ok, I would be happy to help you. I value my reputation, so I will never lie and say that the translation is bad when, in reality, it is good. On the other hand, if the translation is bad or mediocre and needs correction I won't hide this fact from you either.

3. If you ask me to proofread or edit the translated files I will gladly help you.

4. If you are looking for a blogger to write articles about Russia (history, modern times, traditions, life stories etc.), cultural or linguistic matters, freelancing or translation, I'd be happy to help.

And if I can't help you myself, I can always recommend some great colleagues for you. I know a lot of great translators working in various fields and language pairs.

Contact me for more information or for a free quote!

Money back guarantee

This is something I promise to all my clients. I am perhaps the strictest judge of my work so I do everything possible to provide my clients with premium services every time. I also believe in cooperation and interaction between my clients and me. But I also realise that in some cases this cooperation can't happen. If for some reason you are not satisfied with my services and if you notify me about that within the 15-day period from the date when you got your translated file, I will send your money back to you!
In this case though, you have no right to use my translation in any way. If I find out that the translation is used you will have to pay for it.

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10 interesting facts about the Russian language

In my previous post I promised to follow with the interesting info about some other languages. So here are 10 facts about the Russian language which might be of interest to those who are studying it. If you would like to have this list in Russian, please contact me and I will send it to you by email. So, what do I find interesting about my native language? 1. Russian has about 500,000 words, but only 2,000-2,500 of them are used frequently. 100 most frequently used words make 20% of all written and oral speech. A high school graduate's vocabulary usually has 1,500 to 4,000 words. Those who have graduated from a higher educational institution normally have a richer vocabulary consisting of approximately 8,000 words. 2. It's compulsory for all astronauts in the international space station to learn Russian, so we can call it an international language of space :)

15 interesting facts about the English language

I prepared this list for one of my English classes. And then it dawned on me that I can share it with you, too! So here are 15 facts about the English language that I find very interesting. Hope you do, too ;) Rudyard Kipling was fired as a reporter for the San Francisco Examiner. His dismissal letter said, "I'm sorry, Mr. Kipling, but you just don't know how to use the English language. This isn't a kindergarten for amateur writers." No language has more synonyms than English.

Translation Forum Russia 2017: my report

A few days ago I came back from Translation Forum Russia which took place in Ufa, Bashkortostan . My daughter Delia went with me because she never visited Ufa before (neither have I) and because of the trip to the Southern Ural mountains we planned to take after the conference with a small group of colleagues. Ufa is not considered one of the primary tourist attractions of Russia, though I am convinced now that it definitely should be. Some pictures of the city (not all of the pictures are mine, some were made by the official photographer of the conference Elena Ekaterininskaya, our company CEO Fedor Kondratovich and some other colleagues): The bee is a symbol of the region as Bashkortostan produces the best honey in Russia. We saw installations shown below in different parts of the city. There were still covered because of the cold weather, but they will be full of blooming flowers as soon as the warm weather comes. The bee as we saw it That's what it

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