Russian
Russian translation services are becoming increasingly significant in the face of Russia’s economic development. Via Russian you can access almost 150 million native speakers.
Russian translation services are becoming increasingly important on account of the economic developments taking place in Russia today. Take advantage of the services offered by more-translations in the area of high-quality translation into and out of Russian. You can rely on our wide ranging experience of translation involving Russian which is based on a fundamental understanding of the Russian culture. We can provide invaluable support to help you to either to strengthen the contacts which you already have with Russia or to get a firm footing in the Russian speaking economic theatre, whilst maintaining absolute confidentiality.
It is our policy to maintain our high standards through concentration on relatively few languages. The language combinations which we offer involving Russian are as follows:
Translations Russian <-> German
Translations Russian <-> English
Translations Russian <-> German [sic – ist hier French gemeint?]
The Russian language implements the Russian alphabet. (Russian: русский алфавит or русская азбука / in Latin letters: russki alfavit or russkaia asbuka), which is based on the Cyrillic alphabet (Russian: кириллический алфавит or кириллица / in Latin letters cirillicheski alfavit or cyrillic).
Following the last orthographic reform of 1918 the Russian alphabet consists of 33 letters. Of these, 10 are used to express vowel sounds: а, е, ё, и, о, у, ы, э, ю and я. The other 23 letters are used for the consonants, whereby ъ and ь are not independent letters in their own right, but serve as indicators for the degree of ‘hardness’ or ‘softness’ (palatalisation) with which the preceding consonant is to be expressed.
Russian is the mother tongue of approximately 145 million people, of whom about 118 million people live in Russia itself.
Source: Wikipedia