Our translations

We have translated tens of thousands of magazine articles, resolving desperate cases of translation by reading between the lines to capture the true significance. We always aim for equilibrium between fidelity to the original text and enjoyable reading.

Today, a website is a company’s business card. The lettering and the quality of the translations are immediately associated with the professional qualifications of the website owner. Beyond the good sense of the translations, we also dedicate great attention to grammar and spelling.

The text of a brochure must be synthetic and forceful. It is one of the few occasions when a little poetic license is justified. We translate brochures with great respect for the written and unwritten rules of communications to obtain results of guaranteed impact.

We offer a transcription service for recordings of lessons, conferences, seminars, interviews, etc.

Documents requiring certification by oath or legalisation are handled by mother-tongue translators with a degree in translation who are recognised by the court for this service.
The certification by oath of the translation of a document is often requested for diplomas, certificates, affidavits, legal acts, contracts, mandates and, in general, in all cases where it is necessary that the translator provides official ratification that the contents of the translated text corresponds to the original text. Normally, the translator will take the oath in the presence of a notary or a clerk of the court. In some cases, a simple declaration by the translator at the foot of the document is sufficient.

Legalisation or apostille is a certification of the legal function of the public official who has signed a document and the authenticity of the signature itself. Normally, this operation is handled by the office of the public prosecutor or the local prefecture.