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Translation expert Optilingua Group is proud to announce that September 2015 saw the opening of new offices in Rome and Turin.
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The internet is awash with photos of incorrect restaurant menu translations spotted at holiday hot spots which are sometimes very amusing to those who read them – but leave the restaurant owner probably unaware they have an error which looks unprofessional and only serves to diminish their reputation.
Having the third largest agriculture and food sector in the world, Denmark is globally renowned for being the industry leader in evolving and developing the food industry. The nation exports to over 130 countries and this is down to excellent business research, collaborative partnerships and productive agriculture.
With Traducta Netherlands, we now have a branch available locally for our customer translation requests in Amsterdam.
Optilingua International is now represented in 12 European countries, with a recently opened branch at 1101 CD Amsterdam, in Hogehilweg 16. You can request translation services via our email address info@traducta.nl.
Many may say that Latin is a ‘dead language’ – but they are very wrong. Latin is in use in every day modern English and has influenced the way we speak since Roman times.
The origins of Latin
Latin was first spoken by the Romans. It derives its name from Latium in Italy, the region the Romans lived in.
With the Roman invasion, languages took on the influence of Latin and soon the Romance languages of Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Romanian had very strong links and roots in the Latin language.