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Sprachenwelt

Irrespective of whether you need a specialized translation from a certified translator, a hybrid solution with a combination of machine and human translation – respecting your specific translation memory and terminology database – or a complete specialized machine translation, we have the right solution for you. Taking into account your quality objectives, the purpose of your document and your budget, you will always receive excellent translation quality with optimal process efficiency.

gds Sprachenwelt was founded in Hünfeld, Germany, in 1995 and has been part of the technotrans group since 2012, which has 18 locations and over 1450 employees worldwide.

In 2021 and 2024, gds Sprachenwelt was among the top 10 best medium-sized service providers in the market for technical documentation and translation.

»Professional translation and terminology work from a single source.«

Kathrin Hohmann | Project manager
Kathrin Hohmann | Project manager

Working with our solution partners, a strong Research & Development team and Desktop publishing experts help us to meet your needs and deliver your projects in the shortest possible time.

Our high quality requirements - especially with regard to the quality management system according to DIN EN ISO 9001: 2015 and the international standard for translation service providers according to DIN EN ISO 17100:05/2016 - demand that we only work with experienced professionals who meet our specific quality and reliability standards.

As we undergo continuous training and further education, and transfer our know-how within the group, we can support and train you in all aspects of translation, terminology work, technical documentation, CE support and content delivery. We work very closely with our clients' editors, providing feedback on where there is room for improvement in the instructions so that the translation memory can be used most effectively for the client.

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For reasons of improved readability, the generic masculine form is used in the German-language version of this website. This form shall be understood to be gender-neutral.