Professional Mandarin Chinese Translation Services

Our professional Chinese translators have extensive experience and can help you gain a competitive edge with high-quality Chinese translation services. We only employ highly qualified translators who are experts in their field with at least five years of translation experience. We also require our translators to pass an online translation test before being accepted into our network, ensuring that you get the top talent translating Chinese to English for your business. To ensure excellent results, our project managers only use native Chinese translators when translating to Chinese. We also have a large network of Chinese to English translators, and we can work under short deadlines even for large projects. If you need to translate your document into other Asian languages, we can also provide Bahasa translation, Filipino translation, Korean translation, Japanese translation, Sinhala translation, and many other languages.

Chinese technical translation is the translation of highly specialised texts from English to Chinese. This also includes translating Chinese to English in the fields of science, healthcare or information technology such as biology translation, pharmaceutical translation, software translation, and much more. Having trained and qualified experts to translate Chinese is crucial for technical documents, as precision is paramount and industry terminology must be understood. Our large pool of linguists have specialist Chinese to English translators from diverse backgrounds with extensive experience in translating many technical documents including technical drawings, data sheets, and instruction manuals. Each Chinese translator has a specific area of expertise, ensuring accuracy even for complex topics. We also utilise innovative translation memory tools when translating Chinese to English. This helps us recall previously translated text to improve consistency while keeping costs down.

Chinese translation has become essential for many global businesses. For example, production companies in China will need help translating Chinese to English to export their products around the world. Meanwhile, if a business in the UK is looking to invest in the growing Chinese market, it will need professional English to Chinese and Chinese to English translators to facilitate the communication. Our native experts provide professional language services across a wide range of business documents. From business emails to presentation slides, business proposals or merger and acquisition paperwork, you can trust our team to translate Chinese accurately, so that your materials are fit for their intended purpose. We also understand that you might need your Chinese translation urgently. Perhaps you are relying on the translation to hit your launch date, secure a new investment opportunity, or respond to an important Chinese client. We have a Chinese translator working in every time zone that can work on your important business translations around the clock, ensuring that you do not miss out on valuable opportunities.

Chinese translation services are what we do best! Therefore, we want to share some insights from our Chinese to English translators. Use these tips when translating Chinese to English to help guarantee a high-quality translation every time. Know Your Audience There are multiple forms of the Chinese language, and the one you need depends on which geographical location you’re targeting. Therefore, you need to know whom your audience is before starting to translate Chinese. Simplified Chinese is used for most text when communicating with mainland China or Singapore. However, the translation of spoken material and audio requires the use of Mandarin. On the other hand, companies targeting people in Hong Kong need to use Traditional Chinese for written Chinese translation, yet Cantonese for all spoken words. Consider Character Spacing Have you ever noticed text takes up less space when you translate Chinese? The characters used in Chinese writing represent entire symbols or words rather than singular letters in an alphabet. Therefore, written text takes up around 30% less space than languages using the Latin alphabet. This might not seem like an important consideration for your Chinese translation. However, in the world of advertising and marketing, it can make the content look strange and unprofessional. Therefore, your Chinese translator can offer desktop publishing to account for these changes. This ensures that the content looks professional and is easily read by your new audience.