Translation Agency Dresden

Dresden is the capital of Saxony, known for its rich history, baroque architecture and vibrant cultural scene. As an important center for science, research, and technology – for example, in microelectronics, biotechnology and at universities – English has established itself as the most important international language for communication and work. It plays a central role within companies, research institutes and in exchanges with international partners.

Dresden’s linguistic diversity reflects the city’s history of migration and international networking. Russian is spoken in many families with a post-Soviet background. Turkish has been firmly anchored in everyday life since the 1960s due to labor migration and is visible in trade, gastronomy and cultural life. Polish plays a role primarily due to the geographical proximity to the border and the historical presence of Polish communities.

In addition, Arabic has gained importance due to immigration from Middle Eastern countries and is increasingly present in education, social institutions and neighborhoods. Romanian is relevant due to EU labor migration and long-term immigration, especially in the skilled trades, the care sector and urban communities.