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Language is the most basic function that every human being has to know in order to communicate with others. This explains the need for professional translation services. As many as six thousand languages are currently being spoken in different corners of the globe today. Every region has a distinct and peculiar official language that is spoken by the locals. Every language has its own sub language which can further be classified into dialects. In spite of this diversity, there are a few selected languages which are widely used all over the globe. Statistically, any language which is … Continue Reading

One Hour Translation provides High Quality Professional Translation services on a 24/7 basis.

Translation to more than 50 languages is performed thanks to a community of over 8000 certified translators from all over the world.

One Hour Translation created a unique platform that enables customers to get quality human translations by certified translators in a very efficient and affordable way.

The global market is gradually shifting its axis from developed countries like U.S.A., Europe to countries in Asia and Africa. The trend is very pronounced in industries like medical and pharmaceuticals where the focus is rapidly moving to Asia and experts believe that the latter would become the largest market for medicines in the near future. MNCs are increasingly inclined to set up more research and development facilities and conduct more clinical trials in certain Asia countries according to a survey by PwC. Africa is a sleeping giant at present and business growth is expected come in fast pace in … Continue Reading

Professional translation is increasingly becoming a concern for businesses that want to go global, particularly with the rise of e-commerce.  Many companies and entrepreneurs do not want to limit their clientele to people who only speak, say, English.  Using human translation is imperative.  Even sophisticated non-human translators can make very simple mistakes.  This is to say nothing of idiomatic expressions, or slogans whose sense of meaning and catchy sound would be difficult to render in another language.  You must use some type of human translation.  However, the question then becomes what type of translation service you want … Continue Reading

French > 40% of Internet users. It means that many of the potential customers of the apps you developed do not speak English.

Those users prefer buying apps in their native languages. Some apps even became a single-country “hit” (see here) thanks to a wise decision of their developer to localize them.

Here’s a short guide. Some of the tips are ours, some from our customers experience and some were gathered on the Internet.

1. Use translators who translate to their native language only. Mobile apps are used for daily tasks, so a translation made by a translator who isn’t familiar with … Continue Reading
   

Legal translation covers all human translation projects involving the legal field. Because this is a highly technical and difficult type of work to tackle that requires both legal expertise and complete mastery of two or more languages in order to strike a balance between accuracy (a very essential attribute in a profession where contracts are regularly combed for loopholes and technicalities via reinterpretation of the words used) and comprehensibility of the end product.

Also, regardless of whether you’re an agent in a … Continue Reading

All a Translation Check must be packed by means of is expertise & foresight to provide pinnacle class and high finish Latin American translation, together from the personal & business perspective. Inhabitant Latin-American translators are knowledgeable enough to participate their subject acquaintance in the ground of technical, certified, medicinal, legal or all-purpose Latin American translation by means of much ease. Translation as of Latin American to the English Language or English to a Latin American Language provides a golden occasion for global communication.

According to 2000 figures from the Global Reach, the utilization of … Continue Reading

Most people get perplexed between what is the work portrayal of an Interpreter versus that of a Translator. The Translators characteristically translate from one resource language to an objective language on certain sort of a text, while the Interpreters do the identical thing but in bona fide time, with both the people in attendance during the interpreting process. For instance, Interpreters are present throughout the court cases, whereas Translators provide the translated credentials for the case. Translation and Interpretation are two different types of work. If you ask where the difference is, well, one is on paper … Continue Reading

Translation is a very broad field of activity. Apart from innumerable language pairs that translations involve, there are also very many topics that the source text refers to that needs to be translated into a target language. However, translation can be broadly classified into 3 categories: commercial translation, technical translation and literary translation. We discuss these categories in more detail here below.

Commercial translation is probably the most common type of translation that translators are engaged in. Whether it is lawyers, engineers, accountants, or doctors to name a few professions all have requirement for translation some time or … Continue Reading

We decided to do for the victims and the aid organizations in Haiti.

We will translate for free to 250 words per each organization and individual affected by the earthquake:

http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/one-hour-translation-to-offer-free-professional-translation-to-help-with-the-haiti-earthquake-victims-and-rescue-forces-81521412.html

Individuals and organizations are welcome to visit our Haiti aid page and contact us for translations.