Russian translation services

PoliLingua offers high-quality Russian interpretation services to help you communicate effectively with your Russian-speaking audience. Our team of experienced and certified Russian interpreters can provide consecutive, simultaneous, and whisper interpretation for many events, including conferences, business meetings, medical appointments, and court proceedings. We also offer on-site Russian interpreting services for such events as trade shows and conventions.

We offer telephone interpretation services for businesses that need to communicate with Russian-speaking clients or partners. With PoliLingua, you can be confident that we will accurately adjust your message to the Russian audience.

Where is a Russian interpreter near me?

Are you looking for a Russian interpreter near you? Look no further than our translation company. Our interpreters are native speakers of Russian and can provide interpretation services for many situations. No matter where you are, you can visit our website to get a free quotation or submit a request online. We'll be happy to put you in touch with a qualified Russian interpreter who can meet your needs. Contact us today to learn more about our Russian interpretation services.

The most common language pairs for Russian translations are Russian to English and English to Russian, as English is the language of business and commerce. However, Russian-to-Spanish, Russian-to-French, and Russian-to-German translations are very common, as many companies operate in multiple languages. As a result, there is a large market for professional Russian-to-English translation services.

Russian-to-English language translation is also popular, as many Russians traveling or doing business abroad need to translate Russian documents into English. Whether you're looking for Russian-to-English or English-to-Russian translation services, our company can provide you with a highly-qualified English-to-Russian translator and offer plenty of translation options available to meet your needs.

With Polilingua, you will have the best English-to-Russian translation services.

• Our 20 years of experience in the field of professional Russian translations are reflected in the number of our clients. 
• We have highly-qualified translators who are experts in Russian and in several fields, such as medical, legal, marketing translation technical, localization solutions, etc. They can work more accurately on your translation projects.
• Thus, PoliLingua translation company offers certified translation services and solutions within budget and to the highest professional standard. For us, the most important values associated with our agency are the customers. So, over the past 20 years, they have always appreciated our certified document translation services into almost any language.
• PoliLingua speaks over 100 languages, including Russian and English. And it is literally our job to make sure you are understood around the world.
• PoliLingua is a corporate member of The Institute of Translation and Interpreting, a full member of the European Language Industry Association (ELIA), a member of both the American Translators Association (ATA) and Globalization and Localization Association (GALA), and an accredited member of Association of Translation Companies (ATC). In 2020, PoliLingua got certificates of assurance from Cyber Essentials.

The Russian language is the 6th most spoken language in the world. The official language of the largest country in the world, Russia, Russian is also spoken in Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan, and is understood in many other countries: Ukraine, Armenia, Georgia, Uzbekistan, and the Baltic countries.

Like all Slavic languages, Russian is distinguished by its alphabet. Let us recall that the Catholic heritage has favored the Latin alphabet with Croatian, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Slovenian and Sorbian, while the heritage of the Orthodox world has favored the Cyrillic alphabet with Russian and Ukrainian, Belarusian and Serbian, Bulgarian, and Macedonian. However, in Russia, the Russian alphabet is referred to as the Cyrillic alphabet, the name Cyrillic being used to designate only the Slavonic script used in Russia until the beginning of the 18th century.

The Russian alphabet consists of 33 letters, Bulgarian and Serbian 30, and Ukrainian 33. The modern Russian alphabet has also been adapted to several non-Slavic languages of the countries of the former USSR by the addition of letters, be it for certain Uralic (Votiak, Mordovian, Ostiak, Mansi), Altaic (Turkmen, Azerbaijani), Iranian (Ossetian, Kurdish, Tajik), Caucasian (Abkhaz, Avar, Circassian) languages.