Italian language translation specialists are asked about all sorts of things: from the pronunciation of popular Italian words to recipes.
Who knows how to say “pizza margherita” in a perfect Roman accent? Who knows if Italians are familiar with the proverb ‘all roads lead to Rome’?
Italians won’t start work without a morning espresso. We are not so strict, but… there is something in it! Coffee will facilitate making good decisions faster.
So make yourself a good cup of coffee and then write or call. Together, we will discuss what is most important in this task and get to work immediately.
And they have such a beautiful-sounding language. Let’s listen: bello, dolce, veloce, pianissimo… Yes – being a translator from Italian and into Italian is one of the most enjoyable jobs you can have.
This is not to say that translating Italian (or into Italian) is easy. On the contrary, Italy’s extraordinarily rich history and culture means that you have to be extremely sensitive to every letter, apostrophe, accent and sound.
Yes, sound – because Italian is also the language of music. Paganini, Vivaldi, Scarlatti, Verdi, Puccini, Pavarotti – an overview of the most famous composers, instrumentalists or singers sounds like an Italian language lesson for beginners. The word opera itself is also Italian, of course.
How do you translate a language that is itself a work of art? It’s simple – when you’re a top professional. Everyone else can make mistakes, most often without knowing it (if they knew how to correct it, they wouldn’t make it after all).
The Italian language is approximately 450,000 words. Almost half a million! To get along on a trip, you only need a few per cent of them. To do amateur interpreting, you need to master the basics of the language. To translate from and into Italian at the highest level you not only need to understand these half a million, but also the relationship between them.
And the best is that you should simply love Italian language. Like our translators. They are our pride!
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