Russian Translation

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Russian Translation

Russian translation was of utmost importance to the United States’ national security during the Cold War. However, since the fall of the Soviet empire, the need for Russian translation in politics has declined. Conversely, as Russia has opened itself up to capitalism, more and more private entrepreneurs are requiring accurate Russian translation to complete their transactions.

Unfortunately, many of the Russian translation experts working today are still cast in the Cold War mindset. This can be a problem, especially if one is trying to kindle new business relationships with partners thousands of miles away. After all, many business people, particularly those who live in formerly occupied areas in Eastern Europe, the Ukraine, and other former Soviet republics, have mixed feelings about the Russian language.

Better Russian Translation for Today’s World

, we make sure to pair our translation experts for best efficiency. We listen to what you need for your business, and then we carefully tailor your translation program. Since Russian is written in Cyrillic, it can be difficult to navigate the Internet, given that most online alphabets are Latin based.

Russian is also difficult to pronounce, as accent marks and emphasis changes depend a lot on one’s specific meaning. It is extremely helpful to work with Russian scholars when translating back and forth to Russian, as it is easy for information to get lost. For instance, there is no Russian equivalent of “a” or “the,” and the Russian language employs six cases and uses gender-based pronouns.