English to German translation - German to English translation
Accueil » English to German translationGerman belongs to the West Germanic family of languages. German is an inflected language that has conjugations and declensions. German uses the 26 Latin alphabet letters, three vowels with an Umlaut (a kind of dieresis) ä, ö and ü, as well as a special graphic symbol ß, eszett, that is used in place of ss in certain cases. In writing, the ß is often replaced with "ss".
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Jessica was born in Germany. With a passion for languages from a very early age, after receiving her high school diploma, she decided to go to France, and then to the UK. She earned the " Diplôme approfondi de la langue francaise" and the "Cambridge Certificate of Advanced English" at the same time. She then began studying at the Cologne University of Applied Sciences (Germany). In 2002, she earned the translation degree and started a freelance business, Jessica translates into German.
Her working languages are French and English.
