Depending on the requirements, the different tools, providers and services each have their advantages. However, for professional communication with clients and stakeholders, we recommend not using DeepL exclusively for translation without subsequent proofreading by a native speaker. Although you save considerable costs on the translation, this service does not achieve the translation quality of professional specialist translators.

As a result, the web-based translation app from lingoking is currently probably the best solution for small to large translation jobs in terms of usability, speed and quality. In particular for assignments that do not have specific requirements in terms of niche or brand-specific terminology or technical terms. Personal exchange (offer, feedback, etc.) is not required and only takes place at the request of the customer.

The classic lingoking translation service is recommended if time is not the decisive criterion or if you require an offer for larger order volumes. Individual onboarding through our project management, interface optimisation, service and sustainable good cooperation are our focus here. Complemented by the web app for urgent translation – for one or more people in your department or company, this model is probably the best overall package we can currently offer you.

In projects with Russian business partners, you not only need an interpreter, but probably also have to translate written documents. Typical examples of a Russian translation are:

Business contracts
Official documents
Marketing material
and much more

Certified translations for submission to Russian or German authorities are also possible. If, for example, the translation of a birth certificate is required for private purposes, sworn translators are needed. However, due to the widespread use of Russian, this does not pose a problem for professional translation agencies.

Regardless of whether you are a private or business customer: Rely on professional Russian translators and Russian interpreters when you need to implement important translation projects. This checklist can help you choose a suitable interpreter or translator:

Skills: The interpreter or translator should not only be able to demonstrate Russian language skills at the native-speaker level, but also have the necessary specialist knowledge to translate a text correctly and accurately into Russian.

Authentication: Authorities and offices often require certified Russian translations of certificates and identity documents. Only a court-certified Russian translator can produce a certified translation. If you have an appointment in court, at the notary's office or at the registry office, you will also need a sworn and certified Russian interpreter.

Qualification: Interpreters and translators are trained specialists. For a high-quality translation into Russian, it is therefore important that the interpreter or translator has completed training at a recognised university and is a member of an official association such as the ATA (American Translators Association) or the BDÜ (German Federal Association of Interpreters and Translators).

Finding a professional and reliable Russian interpreter or translator is not always easy, despite the large selection. Therefore, take the time to put potential interpreters and translators through their paces first before you commission them with your translation. The time you invest in choosing an interpreter or translator will pay off at the latest when you receive high-quality translation services.

Be it a Russian-language conference interpreter, technical translation or translation of documents from German (or many other languages) to Albanian: A professional translation agency like lingoking is your ideal contact for specialist translations and interpreting assignments. You can book your text translation with just a few clicks via our translation platform.

If you need a Russian interpreter or translator, the first step is to consider exactly what the requirements are.

With a translation, you should think about the following points:

Do you need certification?
Do you need the translation particularly quickly (express) or is a normal dispatch time sufficient?
Should the Russian translator have a specialisation, such as law, marketing or science?
Will the Russian translation only be used for internal purposes or must it represent you to the outside world?


In most cases, you should book a proofreading service in addition to the translation. During this process, a second native-speaker Russian translator reads over the finished translation and corrects any errors.