Translation
FAQ
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Requesting a translation is very simple: send me the text to be translated by e-mail to giulia@damiani-interpreting.de and I will provide you with a non-binding quote within 24 hours. When preparing the quote, I take into account factors such as the length of the document, the type of text and the delivery date. In order to provide you with an accurate translation, it is also important that I have as much information as possible about the text: who it is intended for, what goal you want to achieve with the text, when you need it by and where it will be published or used.
If my quote is within your budget, simply send back my quote with your signature and I will start translating for you.
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Absolutely. I closely follow the ongoing debate on inclusive language and, as a translator, this topic is both salient and enriching for me.
I will be happy to work out solutions for you to make every person reading your content feel respected, included and at ease.
In these cases, I find it useful to organise an online briefing so that I get a concrete idea of the readers of your text and can propose suitable solutions.
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Remember that there is an ethical and deontological code that obliges the interpreter to strictly respect professional secrecy and confidentiality. To protect both sides, I am happy to sign a confidentiality agreement for interpreting and translation assignments.
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The price for a translation is calculated per word, per line or per file. In Germany, it is usually charged per line (55 characters including spaces). For texts under 1500 characters, I usually charge a minimum rate. The price per line varies depending on the type of text, the delivery date and any additional services. After you have sent me the text by e-mail at giulia@damiani-interpreting.de, you will receive a non-binding offer from me within 24 hours.
Do not hesitate to get in touch!
I’m all ears!
