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It’s really quite simple – you want some text translated from source language A to target language B within a specific amount of time. Surely that’s all the translator needs to know – or is it?

Have you ever noticed how separate departments within a company often use different terms for the same content? In actual fact, only very few companies use a central repository for their terminology

Chinese languages are among the most commonly used languages in the world. With around 867 million native speakers, the Chinese dialect of Mandarin, also known as Northern Chinese or simply Chinese, is much more widely spoken than English, for example.

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Who hasn’t heard of them? Google Translate, Skype Translator, Microsoft’s Bing Translator and most recently DeepL, the deep learning machine translator, are on everyone’s lips in the world of translation: in just a few clicks and a couple of seconds, you have an online translation in front of you.

You’d like to have product texts written? Then you’ll have already discovered that there are a whole raft of copywriters out there. It can become an incredibly time-intensive exercise to find the right one for your project.

In your online shop, you convince your customers with appealing product descriptions. But currently only in one language. Because a translation is time intensive and the added value is low... right?

An affinity for fashion, subject expertise and a feel for trends. These are the things that set copywriters and translators who create and translate fashion texts apart.

The quality of a translation is difficult to determine for someone who does not speak the language. After all, the reason you hire a professional translator is presumably because you haven’t mastered the foreign language yourself.