The origin of Easter eggs
As you may know, BigTranslation is made up of people of different nationalities, of very diverse nationalities. But many of them share traditions, such as the celebration of Easter.
BigTranslation at the Barcelona eShow
During 12th and 13th of March, BigTranslation headed to Barcelona. The mission? To publicise our technological platform to help the attendees of the eShow, which was held in Barcelona, to internationalise their businesses.
The Valencian Fallas: tradition, satire and art
BigTranslation’s nerve-centre is located in Valencia, a city which is open to the world and which contains many reasons for you to visit. Its festivals, culture, sport and gastronomy are just some of these.
The Fallas stands out among the festivals with its mix of art, satire and tradition.
Translate your WordPress website with WPML and BigTranslation
Thanks to the collaboration between BigTranslation and WPML, the process is now even simpler. Our integration optimises the work flow and allows you to send your content to be translated and published on your website, without leaving the WordPress platform!
Black Friday is just around the corner… Is your business ready?
If your ecommerce already sells in other markets, or it’s something you’ve got on the horizon, you know the importance of high-quality translation for your website. Translations carried out by native speakers can be the key to the successful internationalisation of your business.
Michalis Sifakis, professional Greek translator
Background
After completing my master’s studies in the Netherlands and Norway in the fields of European Governance and Administration, I worked as a professional translator in the European Parliament in Luxembourg.
Valentina Sarno, professional English translator
Hello, my name is Valentina Sarno and I have been translating (as well as interpreting and teaching languages for many years) since 1990!
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Jan Jug, professional Slovenian translator
A love of languages
My name is Jan Jug and I fell in love with languages really early on in my childhood years. That relentless devotion to linguistics brought me to this day, where I am proficient in several languages including English & Slovak, Slovenian being my mother tongue.
Raquel Hurtado, native Spanish translator
A mu
lticultural upbringing
I have always lived in Barcelona, but my parents’ will to make a world citizen out of me, had a large impact on my love for languages. I started learning English, French and German when I was just a child, and a strong friendship was the perfect guide to Italian. There is still room for more knowledge, there always is. When it comes to words, cultures and communication, I just can’t get enough.
Laura Dixon, native English Translator
My name is Laura. I’ve always loved languages. From the day I started learning Spanish at school, I knew I wanted to work in this field. I studied Spanish and Human Resource Management at the University of Leeds, falling in love with Spain and all things Spanish, especially when I spent my Erasmus year in Alcalá de Henares, near Madrid. After graduating I was lucky enough to qualify and work as a teacher of English as a foreign language in Palma de Mallorca.