When it comes to medical translations, getting it right is essential. At MTT, we only use translators with medical backgrounds for projects with medical content. Some of our translators are ex-G… Continue Reading »

Hindi is spoken by around 400 million people around the world and in more than 20 countries outside of India, including New Zealand, South Africa and Mauritius. The prevalence of Hindi also grow… Continue Reading »

Virtual and remote options have increased massively, including the option to hire a virtual interpreter. This seems like a much easier option for all parties involved (no travel expenses, more f… Continue Reading »

Handling millions of words every year is no mean feat. So, what languages do our translations go into?

At MTT, our top language is by far German, which comes in as our most translated language. G… Continue Reading »

Now that we’re fully into 2024, we thought it would be a good time to look back on our translation projects of 2023. Last year we translated a whopping 1,976,779 words into dozens of languages… Continue Reading »

If you need your translations certified, MTT is more than happy to help!

As corporate members of the Institute of Translation and Interpreting we can certify on behalf of an ITI assessed linguist… Continue Reading »

Our office will be closed for the festive period from 22nd December.

We hope everyone has a safe and restful winter holiday. We will be back and raring to go in the New Year on 2nd January.

Technical datasheets are some of our main translation projects here at MTT. Whether for the engineering industry, or chemical and pharmaceutical products, we have the right linguist to take on y… Continue Reading »

Modern Korean is unique in its status as a “Language Isolate”, meaning it has no obvious relationship to nor does it descend from any other language.

Today, Korean is spoken by around 82 mill… Continue Reading »

English and German are both West Germanic languages, making them linguistic siblings, alongside Dutch and Afrikaans. As a result, around 60% of vocabulary is shared between English and German, c… Continue Reading »