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1. The Slavic languages: an introduction February 02, 2012 Slavic Languages is a subgroup of Indo European languages and a group of related languages of the Slavic peoples. Slavic language speakers are found in Eastern and Central Europe, Northern parts of Asia and most parts of the Balkans. At the turn of 21st century, Slavic Languages, also known as Slavonic languages, was spoken by approximately 315 million people. Slavic language group is divided into three branches. The first branch known as Eastern Slavic branch consists of Russian, Belarusian, and Ukrainian. The second branch is known as South Slavic branch and consists of two sub-groups:... (read more) Author: Mikhail Krasnotsvetov

2. Bet at Home December 18, 2011 Bet At Home was established in the town of Wels, Upper Austria based in 1999 and immediately became one of the most popular gambling companies in Europe. Bet At Home is now home business located in Malta and has been listed on stock exchanges in Vienna and Frankfurt in 2004. Bet At Home website is currently available in 16 different languages, including Romanian. In addition to English, German, Spanish, Italian, Dutch and Greek, you can find most Slavic languages including Polish, Serbian, Slovenian and Bulgarian. With phones betting ("Wetten Mobiles"), customers can browse the latest prices... (read more) Author: calin negreanu

3. Top 5 Factors defining the cost of English to Russian Translation November 17, 2011 English to Russian translation is one of the most difficult translation activities. Russian language is one of the most spoken languages of the world, the largest native language in Europe, and the most widely spoken in the Slavic languages. Therefore, the price for this translation can be a bit higher than other translation services. However, the perfect price for English to Russian translation depends upon a number of factors: Factor # 1: Clarify what you want. Always be precise about your projects. Give proper in-depth guidelines about your project to English to Russian Translatio... (read more) Author: Ricardo Lumbardo

4. Polish Language Difficulties And Its Impact On The Translation October 11, 2011 It is possible that after some training and a small amount of training to quickly develop an understanding of passing some of the Romance and Germanic languages, like English. Poles on the other hand, are a language much more difficult to learn. Taking a minute to learn more about this language, it is clear why it is so different from other languages most common in Europe. Polish branches out from most other major Indo-European languages, almost from the beginning. Most of the languages conventionally known to be falling into the Germanic languages such as English and German, or Romance l... (read more) Author: Rallar Davidson

5. The Importance of Russian Translations June 03, 2011 As one of the largest countries of the world and the biggest part of the former USSR, Russia commands a significant presence on the world’s political map. It is well-known for its large oil exports and manufacturing of military equipment. Despite the collapse of the powerful Soviet Union, Russia remains one of the most important nations for conducting business globally. And the growing business opportunities in Russia, especially in the oil industry, in teaching and others, have increased the demand for Russian translations. Belonging to the Indo-European family of languages, Russian is ... (read more) Author: Albert Carter

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