Historical records show both Stalin and Churchill raised their glasses at one dinner to toast their interpreters.

This is a preview of the interview with an award-winning Russian translator and interpreter published by Kommersant UK in Russian.

Over the years Yelena McCafferty has been working with film production companies, translating a wide range of content, from and into Russian

Специалисты корпорации Google предостерегают владельцев сайтов от использования Google Translate.

Some of the people we interpret for may have some language skills but imagine their surprise when...

Мы наблюдаем участившиеся запросы на сертифицированный перевод документов, подтверждающих уважительную причину для выезжающих в Россию.

Movie names don't stay the same in other languages. We look at some examples.

При переводе иностранных фамилий необходимо руководствоваться устоявшимися правилами.

When we hear someone for the first time, we make assumptions out of our survival instinct: we need to see who is our friend & who is our foe

When preparing for an assignment, in addition to studying the background material supplied by the client, you can use online resources.

Russia is one of those countries where the government annually approves a list of days-off in addition to public holidays.

How do you own the Zoom when you can’t own the room? Here are some tips useful for those of us doing or attending online presentations.

The scale of the task at hand for someone translating a literary piece is enormous, even if you consider just the small issue of “you”.

Как произвести удачное впечатление на работодателя, клиента, слушателя в ограниченных условиях на Интернет-платформах?

There are a few famous people who did translation or interpreting in the past but that’s not what we usually know them for!

When I studied English at University, we were taught to say “the Ukraine”. However, in modern use the article has been dropped.

This week my online talk focused on some business trends and how translators and interpreters can adapt to new market conditions.

What did we find surprising when we reached the British shores? Firstly, it was the language. They spoke Geordie in Durham.

Prepare the interpreter by telling them the context. When you go to a meeting, you want to know what it’s about, don’t you?

An interpreter's job is stressful at the best of times. So what can we do to help ourselves, especially now during the pandemic crisis?