Specialised translation

Reference works which use a very precise terminology and a high level of knowledge of the material to translate. They are aimed at a specific reader and are practical rather than aesthetic in function.

Specialised translations require not only knowledge of a language or understanding of a text, but also knowing how to reproduce an exact meaning and know its own terminology in the language to translate, enabling a translation as accurate as possible.

Examples:

• Legal and court documents (contracts, legislation, etc.)
• Notarial documents (deeds, powers of attorney, acts, wills etc.)
• Financial documents (economic studies, financial reports, annual accounts, etc.)
• Pharmaceutical and medical documents
• Human resources documents (CVs, diplomas, etc.)
• Corporate documents (minutes of board meetings, AGMs, etc.)
• Documentation for tender contracts
• Advertising and marketing documents (questionnaires, surveys, brochures and leaflets, etc.)