Translation and Native Writing, Done by Humans Who Live the Language
Machine translation gets the words right and the meaning wrong. WordsGuru works differently: every project is written or translated by a native speaker working inside their own market, then checked by a second native editor before it reaches you.
We work in seven languages — French, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Swedish, Dutch, and Hindi — and in two modes: translating what you’ve already written, or writing new content directly in the target language so nothing gets lost carrying it across from English.

Two Services, Not One
Translation
Native Writing
Languages We Work In
French
Corporate and marketing copy for France and Québec; formal and informal register handled correctly (tu/vous).
Spanish
Copy targeted to Spain, Mexico, or LATAM.
Italian
Marketing and brand copy, particularly lifestyle, fashion, food, and consumer categories.
Russian
Technical, corporate, and long-form content where grammatical precision matters.
Swedish
Direct, low-hype marketing and corporate copy suited to the Swedish market.
Dutch
Straightforward marketing and corporate copy for the Netherlands.
Hindi
Modern, mobile-first digital copy — the register used by Indian consumers online.
Why WordsGuru
- No AI anywhere in the writing, translation, or editing process — every word is written or reviewed by a person.
- Two-person minimum on every project: the writer/translator, plus an independent editor who checks it separately.
- Writers matched to your industry where it matters — legal, technical, and medical content goes to someone with relevant background, not a generalist.
- Direct native writing available as an alternative to translate-then-fix, when you want copy that never passes through English.
Why WordsGuru
How a Project Runs
Questions People Ask
What's the difference between translation and native language writing?
Translation starts from a document you’ve already written and adapts it into another language. Native writing starts from a brief and is written directly in the target language, with no source document to adapt.
Do you use AI or machine translation?
No. Every project is written or translated by a human, then reviewed by a second human editor. There is no AI step in the pipeline.
Which languages do you cover?
French, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Swedish, Dutch, and Hindi, each with dedicated native writers and editors.
Can you write for a specific regional dialect, like Mexican Spanish or Canadian French?
Yes, for the languages where regional variation matters most (Spanish, French) — tell us the target region when you brief the project.
What industries do you handle?
General marketing and corporate content across all seven languages, plus technical, legal, and medical work in languages where we have subject-matter writers — ask before you send technical or regulated content so we can confirm fit.
