GLOBALscandinavia delivers translations to and from any language, with a structured approach that spans the entire translation process. Our project managers work closely with clients, committed to quality at every single step of the process.
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Our network of specialist freelance translators enables us to offer translations into any language combination and in any field. Our translators always live in the country where the target language is spoken, which means they are fully updated on current linguistic trends.
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German is Europe's second largest language. Multinationals in many parts of Europe, for instance in Scandinavia, are adopting English as their corporate language. This trend is much less evident in Germany. Huge volumes of content continue to be produced in German, and yet German is spoken less and less in Scandinavia.
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Finland and Sweden share a similar industrial base and are close economic partners. Their interests often coincide at international level and there is high demand for translation between the languages.
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Norway and Sweden share a similar language and outlook and are closely connected on many levels. Businesses in both countries are accustomed to collaboration, but misunderstandings can always arise. Watch out for "false friends" – words that look and sound similar but mean different things.
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More than 1 billion people speak English and Scandinavians are acknowledged for their proficiency in this language. Certainly, most people have a good general standard of English. But translating business contracts, technical handbooks or marketing copy to English demands specialist skills.
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Swedish is a small language by international standards, ranking about 90th globally in terms of number of native speakers.
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The Öresund region is booming and the economies of Sweden and Denmark are becoming increasingly integrated. But understanding each other isn't always as easy as you might think. Awareness of cross-border cultural differences can be critical to your success.
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