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Translating the Untranslatable
No matter how fluent the translator, some concepts or words are always going to be difficult or even almost impossible to translate directly between languages.
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It's Sunday, so time to relax, watch over the roast, have a nice sit down... and read our language blog of course. We're adding to it all the time – another post to follow soon!

We all work in a global marketplace now, which makes the need for professional, human translators even greater. translations.co.uk serves UK customers and translates documents of all kinds. Contact today for a free quote.

It's cold here, but even colder in Denmark... following on from our post on the Scandinavian languages here's our page on our Danish translation services

Many languages around the world are much more similar than we realise. The Scandinavian languages are a great example, although the Norwegians, Danes and Swedes probably wouldn't admit it...

Many of us have friends giving Esperanto a go, and a simple, universal language is definitely an interesting idea. Here's an introduction to the language from our writer.

Accurate, human translation is essential in business and political settings. When giving the task to a computer, some big things can go wrong!

Barmcake, barmpot, fettle, havin' kittens. It's Lancashire Day, and Lancastrian is a brilliant dialect – and importantly, according to our writer, just as "correct" as any other. Here's our blog on what really is "correct English".

To and from almost all languages in the world, documents of any type or complexity. Here's all the languages translations.co.uk can work with. If the language is highlighted it has its own page, follow the links and contact us for a free quote on our translation services today.

It's a natural part of history and sometimes there's not much we can do to stop it. But languages are dying out all the time. Our writer introduces the idea of endangered languages here. What will the future bring for the languages of the world?

It's Friday, almost the weekend for most. Our translators though are available round the clock for your translation needs. Find out about our translation services here.

The world is becoming smaller all the time, and businesses need to be able to communicate effectively. China is a hugely important world force and an essential business partner for the UK. Find out about our Mandarin translation services here.

Our blog is a treasure trove of articles on all things language, including language histories and hotly debated topics such as Universal Grammar. Why not give it a read?

Accurate translation in a business or political context can be hugely important. That's why recommend using professional translation services such as translations.co.uk – it could save you money, embarrassment, or even the world...

Fancy becoming a translator? A degree in your chosen language is pretty much essential. It's a study option and career we recommend, giving you the opportunity to travel, and do something most can't - speak another language fluently! Here's some tips from the @guardian and dos and don'ts for your personal statement. Good luck!

It's #Sunday, another chance to relax with our language and linguistics blog. Why not start with one of our most popular - What is "Correct" English, Anyway? https://www.translations.co.uk/what-is-co rrect-english-any…/