RussianTranslation Services
We deliver accurate, culturally aware Russian translations to help your business connect and grow in Russian-speaking markets.
Russian That Resonates—Real Impact, Real Connection
Translating more than words — capturing the spirit of your message.
Export Opportunities
Russia has started major investment and modernisation programmes which will provide opportunities for UK firms. It is seeking foreign investment, expertise, technology, and resources across a wide range of sectors and has diverse regions in which to present these opportunities. These regions are increasingly competing to attract international investment, and some—such as Kaluga and Kazan—have made significant improvements to make it easier to do business. More than 600 UK companies have a physical presence in Russia.
Benefits for UK businesses exporting to Russia include the desire of Russian companies to use international accounting and legal standards, respect for ‘UK made’ brands (including retail and luxury), and an anticipated increase in the number of Russian SMEs. There are opportunities across sectors such as engineering, mining, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, consumer goods, education, and energy.
Russia also offers excellent opportunities for museum developers and curators with international expertise in areas such as preparing funding applications, business planning, procurement of innovative exhibition equipment and installations, and appointing project teams, including exhibition designers and other museum specialists.
There are also opportunities for UK creative companies in concept development, master planning, landscape design, interpretative planning, lighting and other visual effects, branding, development of museum or attraction shops with branded products, and the introduction of interactive elements into content.
Our Experience
We have translated extensively into Russian in the health and wellbeing sector for clients such as Young Living and dōTERRA. We have also worked in the technology sector, translating a client website into Russian as well as white papers. The types of content we have translated include websites, product specifications, marketing material, newsletters, and product catalogues.
Mary Gilbey
Managing Director
Mary grew up in a multilingual family and brings extensive international experience, having worked in global sales and travelled across South America, Europe, and Israel.
Her team manages translation projects in over 50 languages, supporting clients from start-ups to global brands.
Why Choose Anglia Translations Ltd?
Anglia Translations Ltd is committed to delivering top-tier translation services from English to Russian through a tailored, client-focused approach.
We are certified members of the International Standard Organisation (ISO), accredited to ISO 9001:2015, and also belong to the Association of Translation Companies (ATC) and the EU ATC.
Our services are built on precision and process, underpinned by a specific set of criteria known as the Anglia Compass. We guarantee that our team of Russian translators is dedicated to providing translations of the highest quality and exceptional accuracy, all while maintaining cost-effectiveness and cultural sensitivity.
How We Work
We’re ISO 9001:2015 regulated, which means we follow strict processes to ensure you get the quality translation you require.
Responsive
Our project managers will work closely with you to answer all your questions and ensure all your requirements are met on time.
Quality
We only work with experienced and professional linguists to ensure your content is of the very best quality.
Terminology
We use Translation Memory software to ensure your brand messages and terminology remain consistent.
Trusted By
Russian Business Culture
It is acceptable to be a little late for meetings but not more than 15 minutes. Due to the level of congestion within cities, it can be acceptable to blame traffic or indeed the delays on the Metro, but the Russians are very patriotic about their Metro system so always compliment it as well as telling them how busy it was.
When talking to Russians, always maintain eye contact and if a discussion is serious do not try and smile to lift the atmosphere.
Never show the soles of your shoes as it is considered rude and they are considered dirty so do not let them come into contact with a seat.
It is frowned upon if you stand around with your hands in your pockets or sit with your legs apart or with one ankle resting upon the knee. It is also insulting to summon someone with your forefinger. Instead, turn your hand so that the palm faces down and motion inward with all four fingers at once.
Business tip: A firm handshake is mandatory in a business meeting, and with every man who is in the room. Handshakes within women is less expected if you are outside Moscow and they might not extend their hand, so a ‘hello’ and general acknowledgement is acceptable.
Types Of Russian Content That We Translate
Fast, cost-effective translations combining human expertise with the latest AI technology for enhanced efficiency.
Accurate translation of all document types, from business contracts to technical manuals.
Certified translations of legal, academic, and official documents for international use.
Formatting and typesetting translated content for your multilingual print and digital media.
Localising websites to engage international audiences and boost global visibility.
Subtitling, voiceover, or dubbing services to make video content accessible worldwide.
Helping you to attract the right global talent with our written and oral language skills assessments.
Access new international markets at an affordable price with our specially tailored export package.
A terminology database that ensures consistency, reduces translation time and saves you money.
Professional interpreting for events, meetings, and conferences, either in person or remote.
Interesting Facts About Russia
– Russia has the world’s longest railway. The Trans-Siberian spans nearly the whole country, departing Moscow in the west and travelling to Vladivostok in the east. The entire journey is 9,200km long (5,700mi) and would take 152 hours and 27 minutes to complete non-stop.
– Moscow is home to more billionaires than almost any other city. It has 73 billionaires and ranks behind only New York (82) and Hong Kong (75).
– Due to the size of the country (6.6 million sq miles), Russia has nine time zones.
– Along with English, Russian is the language of space. Astronauts must learn Russian as part of their training and the computer system of the ISS uses both English and Russian.
– The Russian alphabet consists of 33 letters divided into 10 vowels, 21 consonants and 2 letters which do not designate any sounds.
