Max Naylor

You’ll have almost certainly heard the old falsehood that the Inuit have hundreds or perhaps even thousands of...

There’s perhaps no time of year where the concept of Scandi hygge is more appropriate than at Christmas. The ...

Translation of financial texts often requires a different approach: with highly specialised terminology, short d...

The cliché goes that the best translation work is invisible: when translation’s done well, the reader feels l...

Each year on 26 September, the European Day of Languages is celebrated across the continent. The aim of the day ...

Celebrating three years of our Varna office This August saw the celebration of the third year of our presence in...

For our latest Q&A, I spoke to Alex Stolyar, a project coordinator who works in our Varna office. She starte...

Around a fortnight ago was this year’s World Emoji Day. Marked each year on 17 July, the event has been celeb...

Few areas of Europe are set to feel the effects of climate change more acutely than the Nordic countries. Indeed...

This is part 2 of the article “Language vitality in the digital age: a look at Icelandic”. Click here to rea...

Of the thousands of languages used in the world today, only a handful are used online. Just over half of all web...

Icelandic is a language you might have heard without even realising it. In fact, if you’ve ever heard a song b...

You’ve heard of cosy hygge (the Danish “art of cosiness”), maybe you’ve come across the Swedish perfec...