Sprachenfabrik
Language is our trade: we translate, proofread and correct texts, edit them, typeset German and other foreign-language texts, interpret and carry out foreign-language training.
Language is our passion: we are a team of qualified native speakers and experts, who are at home in more than 25 languages. With a network of more than 500 translators and proofreaders, we can offer you unrivalled, high-quality language services.
Language in all its diversity: from business correspondence and contractual texts to brochures and regular media, and whether you need simultaneous, consecutive or conference interpreting – we always strike the right note.
If it’s language(s) you need – Sprachenfabrik!
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Always true to form, the Sprachenfabrik team handle our translation jobs with the highest quality and in the shortest time.
The Sprachenfabrik team are a reliable and competent partner for translation.
This time, as every time, the quality of the translations was excellent, thank you!
We regularly count on Jörg Vogt and his team for translation of our internal and external communication, most notably from German into English, French and Spanish. Over many years of collaboration, Sprachenfabrik have always proved to be a competent and reliable partner. We are looking forward to making the most of their professional services in the future.
In keeping with the Bielefeld Conspiracy, Bielefeld will disappear off the ICE map (Neue Westfälische) for a short while after Christmas due to construction works – and before Bielefeld completely disappears, the whole Sprachenfabrik team has quickly got together to send Christmas greetings to all corners of the world: We wish everyone a Merry Christmas…
After the dismal weather in November, we now have the perfect weather to pay the Bielefeld Christmas market a visit: snow and icy cold. A go on the Ferris wheel, small but in no way harmless, is an absolute must; likewise the orange punch or the mug of Feuerzangenbowle at one of the stands, called…
[Author: Barbara Poltrock, picture source: www.backfreunde.de] Last week, a local newspaper published a story saying that the traditional St. Martin’s processions in the Rhineland were expected to become a UNESCO world heritage. These processions don’t only take place in the Catholic Rhineland. Even in (East)-Westphalia, everyone enjoys the torch and lantern processions, which are led…