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German Translation Services

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German to English

German is a language spoken in Germany, Northern Italy, Austria, Belgium, Switzerland, and several smaller European countries as well as by groups in other countries around the world.

Around 105 million people speak German as their first language.

It is one of the most widely spoken languages in the European Union.

Interesting Fact

The original German language began to be used in the first millennium CE. After that point, Grimm’s Law (or the first Germanic Sound Shift) happened, and the German language has changed with historical events ever since.

German and English share 60% of their vocabulary. As a result, it is probably the easiest language for English speakers to learn.

How We Help

We are a professional translation company with experience and a reputation you can trust! Certified to ISO 17100, which mandates EVERY German translation be revised / proofread by a second professional German translator. This ISO certification is an assurance that our business has met a wide range of process and quality assurance mechanisms that give our clients confidence in our German translations.

Our Team

We have specialist teams of professional linguists in various fields and competences. Our translators are experts in their industry, with relevant knowledge and experience. We assign translation teams to work according to their business sector skill sets.

Our mother tongue German translators and interpreters are dispersed all around the world. Our global Project Management presence and dispersed teams of German translators means that we can handle your project professionally, even when you have tight turnaround requirements.

Things to Consider

German Transcreation

There are a wide range cultural aspects in the German speaking world that can vary quite significantly depending on the region. For example, many colors, symbols, and region-specific slang can have unintended implications. It is vital that text be adapted accordingly.

In the translation industry we use the term ‘Transcreation’ to refer to this adaptation of a text to suit the cultural understanding of a specific target audience.

It can be a challenging task for a business to expand into the German market. It’s vitally important that marketing and advertising messages are correctly adapted to this audience, while not compromising the original purpose, style, tone, and context of the message. An awareness of local cultural nuances and adapting your text accordingly is why our German translators only translate into their native tongue.

German Website Localization

In the age of globalization, localizing your website is a highly cost-effective investment and an easy way to expand your business presence in that target market. We can professionally translate your website into German to retain its meaning and flavor as per your original content. Don’t insult your prospective customers by using a “free website translation tool” that risks showing disrespect before even building a client relationship. We can work in HTML, XML, ASP, PHP, GIF, JPEG, Joomla, WordPress, Drupal, PNG, and other Content Management Systems.

Contact us today to get a free, no obligation quote for your German business translation project!

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  • Certified

    ISO 17100 Translation Services Certified

  • Secure

    Unparalleled hard and soft security measures

  • Quality

    Proofread by second translator at no added cost

  • Affordable

    No hidden costs, know your fees upfront

  • On Time

    On Time

    Guaranteed project delivery in a timely manner

  • Personalized

    Personalized

    Experienced team with a single point of contact

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