Russian Translation
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- Excellent customer service
- Expertise in more than 120 languages
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Russian translation services in Singapore
The Russian translation services we provide in the UK – all delivered by highly experienced professionals – will provide a major boost to your activities in Russian-speaking markets.
You’ll be getting your text worked on by a team of highly skilled linguists who are native speakers of your target language. This means our specialist English to Russian translators are native Russian speakers who understand your culture as well as their own. And that our Russian to English translators are native English speakers with a deep knowledge of Russian language and culture.
This lets you connect with your target audience in the most compelling way.
Why choose Asian Absolute?
Use us when you need stylish professional localisation of any document into or out of Russian.
It’s not just the basic meaning of your text that we channel for you. We provide both the exacting, precise translations needed for internal documents and the more stylistic approach required for marketing materials. This allows you to get your message across to your target audience in a way that they will easily understand.
Use us when you want to guarantee that:
- Your final text is completely accurate – and completed to an ISO 9001 certified quality standard, by a company that’s a member of the British Association of Translation Companies and the American Translators Association
- 24-hour worldwide Russian translation servicesmean your urgent projects are completed in the fastest timeframes
- You get an efficient, professional, and flexible service provided on five different continents
- You benefit from the deep, broad knowledge base required to efficiently translate any source document from any industry sector
- Consistency and cost-savings, guaranteed by specialist human translators using the very latest Translation Memory technology
- Your quote is completely free and without obligation – all translation costs are clearly shown
- A service which scales to suit your needs – we work with Fortune 500 clients, entrepreneurs, and start-up businessesaround the world
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Specialists in all industry sectors
For nearly two decades Asian Absolute has been ensuring that clients in Singapore and across the world can hire highly skilled Russian translators when they need them most.
Because we know that an effective knowledge of the specialist subject field makes any translation more authoritative, we employ linguists with mastery and qualifications in industry sectors including:
Engineering
Electronics
Life Sciences
Banking & Finance
Marketing & PR
Legal
e-Commerce
Gaming
Insurance
Travel & Tourism
Automotive
Manufacturing
Whether it’s a technical document, marketing materials, or internal policies and training that you need to have translated, we localise your content in line with cultural norms and preferences.
Facts about the Russian language – aspects to consider
Where is Russian spoken?
Russian is the most widely-spoken native language in Europe. Around 160 million people speak Russian as their first language, and it’s spoken as a second language by almost as many.
Russian is the official language of Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and is one of the six official languages of the United Nations. Russian is also spoken in the countries of the former Soviet Union (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Byelorussia, Estonia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and Ukraine).
Borrowed vocabulary in modern Russian
Russian belongs to the family of Indo-European languages, and is one of three living members of the East Slavic languages – the others being Belarusian and Ukrainian.
Over a quarter of the world’s scientific literature is published in Russian. Modern Russian exhibits a large amount of borrowed international vocabulary for science, technology, and politics.
The Russian alphabet – Cyrillic script
Russian is written in the 33-letter Cyrillic alphabet, from left to right. Although inaccessible to readers who don’t know Cyrillic, it’s relatively simple for typesetting, website localisation and software localisation.
Getting the Russian translation services you need in Singapore
Our linguists will accurately localise your content with grammatical differences, cultural sensitivities, and stylistic choices all borne in mind. Whatever materials you need to have translated, we offer the highest quality final results.
You can rely on our linguistic services for any of the following:
- Certified, notarised, official, apostilled document translation
- Multilingual desktop publishing and typesetting projects
- Patent translations
- Software/app translation and localisation
- Technical translation
- Multilingual transcription
- Subtitling, open and closed captioning
- Website translation and localisation
Talk to us now about your Russian localisation needs in Singapore, or enquire for a free quote. We’re here to help you 24/7.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are Russian and Belarusian the same language?
Russian and Belarusian are sometimes regarded as being part of a dialect continuum – or having a dialect continuum between them – and are generally agreed to be very closely related.
For much of modern history, despite it being one of the country’s official languages, the use of Belarusian in Belarus was officially discouraged. A recent survey showed that only around 10% of Belarusians used the language regularly and only around 1 in 4 Belarusians actually spoke it.
Russian – the other official language of Belarus – shares some 86% of the vocabulary of Belarusian and its use was historically supported. However, this situation may now be changing as official figures start to rally around aspects of Belarusian cultural identity.
What language is Russian most similar to?
Russian is most similar to Belarusian and Ukrainian. All three languages are members of the East Slavic branch of the Slavic language sub-family and share around 86% of the same vocabulary.
Other Slavic languages like Bosnian, Bulgarian, Croatian, Czech, Polish, Serbian, and Slovene share similar vocabulary with Russian too – some as much as 70% or more.
In addition to vocabulary, Russian has a great deal in common with these other Slavic languages. However, there is a high incidence of “false friends” – similar-looking words that have very different meanings.