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We have been providing professional translations into and from Russian for over 20 years. Our Russian department has a global network of carefully selected translators who translate all types of documents around the clock. They all specialise in different subjects, such as: •Legal •Financial •Medical •Technical •Sales Promotion / Marketing •Education and Training •Scientific When we have your approval to proceed with a project, we select a translator whose knowledge best suits the subject of the text. Because the translator is familiar with the specific terminology for that subject, we can guarantee translations of the highest quality. Furthermore, we only work with native Russian translators. |
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Iosefina Velcea
Marketing Localization Coordinator ASEA LLC, Inc.
We regularly collaborate with Fasttranslator to translate marketing materials into multiple languages simultaneously. We often have urgent requests, and their team is always swift and capable of delivering high-quality services within the agreed deadlines. We’re thoroughly satisfied with their service, the quality of their work, and their professionalism. They not only maintain an excellent standard of quality and deliver punctually, but their pricing is also reasonable, offering a brilliant overall package! Thank you for your support, and we look forward to continued cooperation!
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The Russian languageRussian is the largest of the Slavic languages. Besides Russia, it is also spoken in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Kazakhstan and Ukraine. However, as a result of large-scale emigration, Russian-speaking populations are also found in Israel and Germany. The Russian language is written using a variant of the Cyrillic alphabet. Among the Slavic languages, Russian, Ukrainian and Belarusian belong to the group of Eastern Slavic languages. The Kirk Slavonic language has long been a major influence on the development of the Russian language, influencing both grammar and vocabulary. Some linguists divide Russian dialects into two main groups: northern and southern, with Moscow being the transition zone between the two. Others divide the language into three dialect groups: northern, central, and southern, with Moscow in the middle. The dialects differ from standard Russian in terms of pronunciation and intonation, vocabulary and grammar. We are familiar with the different dialects and can, therefore, guarantee the quality of your translation. You will receive a high-quality localised translation. |
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