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Can native speakers be engaged to handle translations into languages spoken in the former Soviet republics?

April 26, 2017engaged Languages native republics Soviet speakers spoken translations

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Can native speakers be engaged to handle translations into languages spoken in the former Soviet republics?

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Yes, they can and they are. In our team of professionals there are linguists whose native languages are Latvian, Estonian, Lithuanian, Ukrainian, Belorussian, Kazakh, Georgian, Uzbek and others – any language of your choice. All of them have an excellent command of Russian and English – a crucial factor to understanding the meaning of a source document in the course of translation.