Our office offers professional translations and other language services into and from Japanese.
Technical translations, certified translations, interpreting, voice-overs, proofreading: Our office is a full-service agency for language services, providing the native language skills of professional translators and other linguistic experts all over the world. Our network ensures top-quality service from more than 80 branches throughout Europe. For professional translations into Japanese, we have experts and partners available who are often based locally in Japan.
Our service offers a wide range of language combinations:
- English ⇔ Japanese
- German ⇔ Japanese
- Spanish ⇔ Japanese
- French ⇔ Japanese
- Italian ⇔ Japanese
- Portuguese ⇔ Japanese
- Danish ⇔ Japanese
- Dutch ⇔ Japanese
- and others
Our office’s services for Japanese:
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Technical translation services (automotive industry, patents, renewable energies, etc.)
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Legal translation services (contracts, agreements, certificates, declarations, etc.)
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Medical translation services (medical reports, pharmaceutical technology, clinical studies, etc.)
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Financial translation services (Company reports, annual reports, disclosure requirements, etc.)
Our branches:
Interesting facts about Japanese:
Japanese is an East Asian language spoken in Japan by approximately 125 million people. There are Japanese émigrés living in Hawaii and in North and South America, (in particular Brazil) who also speak the language. Japanese wasn’t widely studied by anyone outside of the country until the economic boom of the 1980s, this along with the spread of popular culture saw a rise in interest in the language, today, the number of students studying the dialect is in the millions.
Japanese is considered to be one of the most difficult languages to teach and learn due to the complex script system of Kanji, Katakana and Hiragana. Chinese lends it’s characters to the written form of Japanese kanji, and a proportion of the spoken language is taken from Chinese. The writing system predominantly uses two syllabic scripts, Hiragana and Katakana.
