European Translation Services

At Absolute Translations we are committed to providing the highest quality translation services by using only mother-tongue professional linguists with 5+ years translating experience. What’s more, we don’t use machine translation software for and every translator we hire is fully vetted to guarantee your translation conforms to all industry standards.

With 0ver 20 years of experience providing transcription services, localization, editing, proofreading, interpretation and translations to clients all over the world you know you can rely on Absolute Translations to cover all the European translation services your business needs. As well as holding the latest ISO 17100:2015 translating certification, our company is a member of The Association of Translation Companies meaning we’ve gone through an extensive evaluation process and are subject to regular review by specialist linguists to ensure our translations maintain the highest standards.

We are dedicated to keeping your documents safe, your projects discrete and your data secure. We’ll never disclose your information to third parties and the translator working on your translation project will be happy to sign additional NDA’s whenever needed. Whether you require translations of private medical records, a translation of sensitive government documents or transcripts translated for official purposes, we can provide a translator with absolute discretion and experience in your sector to ensure your translations are accurate and your sensitive information is secure.

At Absolute Translations our dedicated project managers act as your point of contact throughout the entire translation process, working with you and your business every step of the way so no matter how complex your translation project is, you can always be reassured that your translation project is on schedule and within budget.

At Absolute Translations we provide unparalleled after care to our world wide clients, and it is this dedication to supporting client needs that sets us apart from the competition. Our dedicated support team provides expert customer services to ensure your translation project is successful, cost-effective and hassle-free.

There are over 200 different EU languages which is why high quality translation services play such a major part for any business looking to achieve international success.

English is the most spoken and translated of the EU languages, which comes as no surprise since it is one of the most commonly spoken vernaculars outside of the EU too.

There are three main families of European languages. The largest is the Indo-European group, followed by the Finno-Ugric family, and then Basque.

The EU has 24 official languages; Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Irish, Italian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Maltese, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish.

Despite the UK leaving the European Union, the European Commission has confirmed that English will remain an official dialect of the EU Institutions after Brexit.

EU institutions use English, French and German as their official EU working languages to write EU laws and hold meetings but they translate into a variety of global and local dialects including the 24 official EU languages.

For English speakers Norwegian is a relatively easy to learn as it is part of the Germanic family of languages (which includes German and English), shares a large number of words with English, and also has similar grammar and sentence structure.

English is one of the most difficult European languages to learn as it has a higher concentration of consonant clusters than many other languages, making its words more challenging for learners to pronounce and remember.

Basque is Europe’s oldest idiom with some linguistic experts crediting Basque with being a remnant of prehistoric Europe.

Indo-European languages are a collection of related languages that are widespread today over Europe, Asia, and America.

Yes, French belongs to the Romance group of Indo-European languages.

Yes, Hindi belongs to the Indo-Iranian group of Indo-European languages.

Yes, Russian belongs to the Slavic group of Indo-European languages.

Yes, English belongs to the West Germanic group of Indo-European languages.

Yes, Latin belongs to the Proto Indo-European group of Indo-European languages.