Polish Know-How

28 April 2009

The Polish Language Facts

Polish (Polski)  is the official language of Poland and is spoken by most of the 38 million inhabitants of Poland (census 2002). Whilst most Poles speak standard Polish, there are several dialects within the Polish language. These are easily understandable to native Polish speakers as they are based mostly on regional pronunciation and vocabulary changes.

Native speakers of Polish can also be found in Western Belarus, Ukraine and Eastern Lithuania and because of emigration various periods, millions of Polish-speakers can also be found in countries such as Ireland, Australia, Israel, Brazil, Canada, the United Kingdom, United States, etc. The estimated number of Poles who live beyond the borders of Poland is 10 million; with about 50 million people worldwide naming Polish as their mother tongue.

Understanding Polish

Prestige Network is a leading provider of Polish translation and Polish Interpreting services in the UK. Our Polish Translators and Polish interpreters regularly provide services to many organizations and institutes in both the Public and Private Sectors.

Each and every Polish Translator working for Prestige Network has native language fluency in Polish and our Polish Translator(s) are familiar with the cultural aspects and make sure that all Polish translations are communicating the right message, both in meaning and content. In other words, our Polish Translator(s) are also cultural translators that make your communication truly effective.

Our Polish Translators and Interpreters

Prestige recognizes the growing need to communicate in Polish in the UK and offers a wide range of services from legal translation to web-site localization in the Polish language. A Polish Translator who is employed by Prestige will be a native Polish speaker experienced in specific fields of expertise and will always follows a strict confidentiality policy and adheres to a code of conduct that is a trademark of our reliable, high quality and professionalism.

Prestige has access to an extensive resource of Polish Translators and Polish Interpreters and we pride ourselves in our ability to provide our clients with a Polish Translator that has the experience and knowledge of the area relevant to the client’s needs.

Polish Newspaper and Web Site Translation

Polish Newspaper and Web Site Translation


Providing Effective Polish Language Solutions

29 October 2008

Polish WomanThe UK today is a Nation that draws great strength from its diverse population.

 

At Prestige Network, we believe in integration via equality. We provide numerous public and private sector organisations all across the UK with a variety of professional language services. In doing so, we create a forum for individuals to be understood in their native language, and also to take advantage of all the services and benefits that other UK residents are entitled to; making effective, positive integration possible.

 

Poland became a full member of the European Union in May 2004. Since then, many Polish nationals have arrived in the UK to take advantage of the higher wages paid by companies here. In order to cope with the need for language translation, language companies have found that there has been a great increase in the demand for their Polish Language Services and have had to increase their resources accordingly.

 

Prestige has taken a leading initiative with regard to providing for the needs of the growing Polish Community in the UK and has created an in-house Polish Language Support Desk with access to over 250 Polish Language specialists located right across the UK; making it possible for Prestige to meet your Polish Language needs with confidence.

 

Call us now on 01635 866 888 or visit our dedicated Polish web sites:

 

www.Polish-Interpreting.co.uk

www.Translation-Polish.co.uk


Polish Phrase Card

29 August 2008

FREE Polish (Polski) Phrase Card. Useful and common words and phrases in Polish and English.

View (and download) it now, click here: Polish Phrase Card

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Financial Mail on Sunday Translation

8 May 2008

A Polish Translation Case Study – November 2007

Aim: To enable the Financial Mail on Sunday to engage with its Polish readers by translating a special supplement on ‘Poles in Britain’ into Polish and providing a Polish translation of an online forum

Project Outline: An innovative translation service project which involved translating into Polish – within a matter of days – 6,000 words of a Financial Mail on Sunday report highlighting the financial aspect of the sizeable Polish population currently in the UK.

The Polish translation of the supplement was made available on the Financial Mail on Sunday’s website at www.thisismoney.co.uk/a-thisismoney-special and also appeared subsequently in print in the Polish Express.

Publication of the supplement was followed by an online forum on the subject on the Financial Mail on Sunday website, which was also translated into Polish for the website by Prestige Network.

The project means that the Financial Mail on Sunday has become what is believed to be the first national newspaper in the UK to provide a supplement in Polish.

Polish Newspaper and Web Site Translation

Prestige Remarks that “This kind of innovation is a great way of engaging people from other cultures, helping them not to feel disenfranchised. We felt hugely privileged to be approached to enable the Financial Mail on Sunday to be the first national newspaper to produce a supplement in Polish. It was very satisfying to be involved in such an initiative.”

And the customer says “This was a very exciting project. Prestige Network worked well with us and got behind the spirit of the initiative, which was to do something innovative to engage a growing part of the population. We’ve had a lot of very positive feedback on the project and we are already planning to do another one.”

Contact us – For further information, see PrestigeNetwork.com


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