Translating software strings allows the same code to power user-interfaces in multiple languages. However, like all translations, software strings have their own set of challenges.

In Deaf Awareness Week, find out more about how to make your meetings more friendly for deaf and hearing-impaired individuals with MTT

Our office will be closed for the Early May Bank Holiday on Monday 5th May. We’ll be back and ready to help with your translation projects on Tuesday 6th May.

On National Brothers and Sisters Day - did you know that translating concepts of kinship isn’t always straightforward?

In multi-lingual environments, ensuring that health and safety documentation is made available in translation is vital. Today is World Day for Safety and Health at Work and we’re reflecting on t… Continue Reading »

St George’s Day is a good moment to talk about the English language and MTT’s translating and interpreting services both in and out of English

MTT will be closing for the Easter break on Thursday 17th April and reopening on Tuesday 22nd April.

Wishing all our clients and linguists a very happy and restful long weekend!

Whether your dog says ‘woof woof’ or ‘bau bau’, veterinary translations can help them stay healthy, get treatment when they’re unwell and even travel (which is the perfect opportunity to try out their ‘bau-lingual’ skills!)

Would you like your documents to be translated faster and more economically? Then read on….

Medical translators are true polymaths possessing exceptional linguistic skills, substantial medical expertise and a commitment to keeping that knowledge up to date.