Technical translations

České překlady expands with takeover of SOPHIA customer portfolio

From 1 July 2026, we will be taking over the entire customer portfolio of SOPHIA, jazykové služby s.r.o., based in České Budějovice. With this step, we are strategically strengthening our presence along the Olomouc–Prague–České Budějovice axis and building on the many years of work in the field of translation, interpreting and other language services that SOPHIA began back in 1993.

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How we helped translate the L-39 Skyfox aircraft documentation for AERO Vodochody

In order to export the L-39 Skyfox to Vietnam, the manufacturer needed translations of extensive technical manuals and safety documentation from English and Czech into Russian. Due to historical reasons, Russian remains the standard language in military and technical contexts in Vietnam. To ensure the local army could operate the modern aircraft safely and efficiently, precise translation of the documentation into Russian was essential to fulfilling the contract.

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DEFENCEO 2025: Where accurate translation is a matter of security, not just administration

The DEFENCEO conference at the International Engineering Fair in Brno made one thing clear: the Czech defence and security industry is booming. But this raises a key question: how can a Czech company break into global supply chains – whether delivering hardware, software, or expert services? We also took part as speakers in a professional panel discussion, sharing our experience.

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Specialised translations for the defence & arms industry

České překlady has specialised in technical translations of documents for the arms industry since 2008. The quality and accuracy of the translated texts plays a significant role here. However, our clients in the arms industry also need to make sure that the data we translate remains safe.

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Slovak: the language of our neighbors and the European Union

Slovak is the official language of our neighbors and one of the languages of the European Union. It is spoken by roughly 7 million people worldwide. Slovaks are the largest minority in the Czech Republic according to the Czech Statistical Office, which makes Slovak the most spoken foreign language in the country.

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