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International business English and IT English are the languages of trade in the world economy. English is the official language of 45 countries totaling 322 million native speakers, and 500 million people speak English as a second language. English has many dialects ranging from Australian English to Zimbabwean English. US and British English are the norm. Translations of "exotic" language pairs are often based on the English language. |
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When translating into the English language it is important to specify which English - international Business English, British English or US English. |
 We provide high quality translations in the following areas:
 Industry, Commerce,
Economics, Science, Finance,...
Technical Documentation,
Patents, Official Documents, ...
Marketing, Public
Relations, Business Correspondence,...
Our translators are native speakers of the target language.
Translators are selected based on the criteria specified in the job specifications
for each submitted text. Each translator is picked for his or her functional
and language skills, resulting in an excellent fit between the translator (s)and
the job. Our intense focus on the match between the translator's background
and the submitted text guarantees that the content and the meaning of the text
are accurately reflected in the translation.
Certification and notarization of translations are provided upon request.
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Would you like to speak to one of our project managers?
Please dial +49 30 25296541
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ISO – Quality and data security
Our quality management system is certified to ISO 9001,
our information security system is certified to ISO 27001. |
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Pricing
Our prices are highly competitive with respect to the market standard.
We base a project's cost calculation on the number of words contained in the source text. Other factors that influence project cost are the language combination, degree of difficulty and volume of the text, and the expected delivery date.
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Turnaround time
As a rule, zappmedia completes low-volume translation projects within
24–48 hours.
Larger projects with tight deadlines are carried out by translation teams, which are typically comprised of a project leader and several translators and proofreaders.
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Data transmission
Data transfers to our online translation management system (OTM) are SSL encrypted.
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Quality
Product quality is assured through translation to DIN standard. zappmedia is certified to ISO 9001.
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Service
•Toll free service hotline
•Expert preliminary project consultation
•Personal project manager
•Online order placement and tracking
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Tec
• Latest hardware and software
• Secure data transfer and storage
• In-house software development
• Servers located in Europe
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We are pleased to accept and provide parallel translation into multiple languages
(multi-language projects). more...
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| History of the Language |
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English belongs to the Western Germanic group of the Indo European family of languages.
Old English (5th to 11th century):
The landing of the Angles and Friesians pushed the Celtic vernaculars back to the outskirts of the British Isles. Anglo-Saxon, strongly influenced by Danish, developed with Old English into a form which meets the criteria of an initial written language.
Middle English (1066 to 1500):
In the 11th century, when the landing of the Normans made French predominant at court and within the administration, English become the language of the common folk. Strongly influenced by French, English recaptured its place in schools, courtrooms and law offices in the 14th century. The predominant vernacular of the time was that of London.
New English (beginning circa 1500):
The Elizabethan age saw Shakespeare’s plays and the conquest of the seas dominated developments in literature and trade. English displaced French as the language of international trade.
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