Translation needs no introduction. We don’t need to explain what it is or its relevance. We are simply surrounded by it, in every one of its manifestations. Our lives have unique features and move forward in certain ways because of the people who have made it their task to join two or more cultures together by means of their linguistic abilities. The fact that we currently have such a broad communication, which makes the world seem an ever smaller place, is largely thanks to translation.
But behind effective communication, that is, one in which the inter-communicators easily understand each other, there are human beings who, with their academic knowledge and interpretative skills, manage contents and adapt them for specific receivers. This is a vital process to achieve successful understanding.
Under this assumption I, Guillermina Usunoff, along with my team, take on every single one of our projects. Our professional mission is to narrow the gap among inter-communicators. In our world today, where we require communication to be a vertiginous information exchange, our role as translators is more important than ever. And it’s a great honor to be a part of the community that makes this happen.

English has been a part of my life ever since I was born. I spent several years of my childhood in Tucson, Arizona, in the United States, where I learned the language and received my elementary education. After coming back to Argentina to stay permanently, in 1992, I furthered my English training and passed international exams such as First Certificate and Certificate in Advanced English. So my most natural and logical choice was English Translation as my course of studies, and in 2006 I got my Sworn Translator degree in the Universidad Nacional de La Plata.
For more than 10 years now I have been dedicated to audiovisual translation, which I’m very passionate about not only for its social relevance but also for its multiple features, making it the most interesting type for me. I also do technical-scientific and literary translations, among others.
One of my keys to success is teamwork, not only because every member has a chance to apply their specific skills in a given area, but also because every contribution takes the final product to a higher and richer level. When requested to take on a great volume of work, somewhat complex projects, or whenever the client needs, I work with my team of colleagues in an organized interdisciplinary network with the sole aim of rendering the most accurate message. Furthermore, our line of work is based on translating the source sense, that is, the meaning within the context it was originally created in. This pragmatic view guarantees the most appropriate reception of the message and generates in the receiver a reaction equivalent to the one intended.