Hey everyone! 👋🏻
I though it was time for a little introduction and who is running this blog. I‘m living in Germany and I’m a translator/interpreter for English/German. I also know basic French and a little bit of Russian (learned it for five years lol). I am passionate about languages and cultures. I try to do a little bit for French every now and then so that I don‘t forget it. At some point, I want to continue learning French and Russian. I‘d also love to learn Arabic and Japanese at some point.
During university, I developed an interest for legal translation/interpreting and I have been working in the legal sector for a few years now.
Tbh, this started out as a langblr but has turned more into a workblr/lawblr/translation/interpreting blog 😂 it has become a very specific mixture I have to say 😂 but I hope you like it ✌🏻
If you have any questions about German/Germany, learning languages, becoming a translator/interpreter in Germany, the language sector, the legal sector, working at law firms or any other questions feel free to ask!
This blog is inclusive of the LGBTQIA+ community, BiPocs, people with disabilities and people of all religions. Everyone is welcome here. There is no place for exclusionists, faschists, racists, terfs, antisemitists and people with views who exclude other people. There is also no place for islamophobia and hatred towards queer people.
If you don‘t agree with something I say, feel free to reach out and correct me, I‘m always happy to learn!
Be nice to each other, respect each other and happy language learning, translating and/or interpreting!















