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Hi, I’m Kirsty

I help German brands sound at home in English – fluent, compelling and never lost in translation.

Good translation is about more than accuracy. It’s about tone, intent and trust. That’s where I come in – to shape your message for a new audience without losing what makes it yours.

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“Kirsty is a first-class German-to-English translator. Reliable, experienced and highly competent, whenever we contact her we know the translation is in safe hands.”

Liquid Translations, Glasgow

“I really appreciate Kirsty's meticulous and careful approach to translations and proofreading tasks. You can always rely on her.”

“The communication was exceptionally good! Also, the translation was done in the desired criteria and all requirements were met. We are looking forward to further cooperation.”

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How to Maintain Your Brand Voice When Using AI

You ask AI to make a paragraph more engaging. The revised version flows well, but the understated observation you liked has become an enthusiastic promise. It sounds polished, but would your business say it that way? Generative AI can help you explore wording and produce useful drafts. Deciding which suggestions
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How to Edit AI-Generated Content for Your Marketing

You’ve used AI to draft a product page. The description reads smoothly, the benefits sound appealing and there’s a clear invitation to buy. It has given you something useful to work with. Then you read it against the product information. A qualified benefit has become a definite promise. The opening
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Why Literal Translation Can Damage Your Brand

If you have spent time getting your German website just right, you will probably want the English translation to stay close to it. You have chosen your words carefully. Why change them? It depends on what needs to stay the same. A literal translation may preserve the basic meaning of
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