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There are plenty of networking conferences to get involved with. Here is a quick overview of some forthcoming events:
BP 2017 translation conference
4th - 6th May 2017, Budapest, Hungary - Our Managing Director Nick Rosenthal is one of the speakers!
UA Europe 2017
Annual conference for technical communicators that focuses on software user assistance and online Help
Harrogate, England: 8th - 9th June 2017
The SalfTrans 25th Anniversary Conference
A translators' guide to the EC Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC
Stockport, England: 10th December 2013
Some useful links for you.
English to Dutch translations FAQ
English to French translations FAQ
English to Italian translations FAQ
English to Japanese translations FAQ
English to Polish translations FAQ
English to Portuguese translations FAQ
English to Russian translations FAQ
English to Spanish translations FAQ
French to English translations FAQ
German to English translations FAQ
As a leading European translation company with over 20 years' experience, Salford Translations Ltd are well known for our reliability, for the quality of our translators, for our technical skills with a range of translation formats, and for our ability to deliver on time, on budget and on quality.
Our English to Spanish translation service includes translation of technical documentation such as user manuals, help systems and white papers, translation of commercial documentation, website translation, software localisation and translation of PR materials such as press releases, point-of-sale materials and product box copy.
Call us to discuss your requirements or to get a free quote for your Spanish translations
If you have an English to Spanish translation requirement, contact us now for a free costing.
Hello | Hola |
Goodbye | Adiós |
Please | Por favor |
Thank you | Gracias |
Translation | Traducción |
Spanish | Español |
English | Inglés |
Spanish grammar is different to English grammar. For example, Spanish uses an upside down question mark at the start of a question, as well as a regular question mark at the end. Spanish also has two verbs for "to be": The use of "ser" implies something ongoing or permanent, whereas the use of "estar" implies a temporary state. For example, "Soy feliz" means "I am by nature a sunny, happy person" whereas "Estoy feliz" means "I am feeling happy today".
There are also different forms of Spanish - Spanish as used in Spain, which is also called European Spanish or Iberian Spanish, and Spanish for use in South American markets. The difference in a technical documentation context is roughly equivalent to the difference between US English and British English.
Salford Translations Ltd is a leading European translation provider. We provide multilingual documentation solutions for our clients. Language services that we provide include:
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