English to Chinese Translation
Our English to Chinese translation expertise covers, but is not
limited to; user and maintenance manuals, product catalogues websites
& press releases, technical specifications and quality procedures.
Why Use Roevin?
- All our translators have at least five years professional translation
experience and undergo a rigorous selection procedure.
- Translations can be provided in any format including the Adobe
FrameMaker, Quark XPress , Microsoft Office suite, Adobe PDF,
Adobe Illustrator, InterLeaf and PageMaker.
- Our use of translation memory software can reduce lead times
and costs of your English to Chinese translation.
- Our English to Chinese translators are professionally qualified
linguists and translate exclusively into their native language.
Roevin's services are respected globally for accuracy, tight turnaround
times and our experience with a variety technical translation media.
Our English to Chinese translations are produced by our translation
experts in a wide range of fields, including technical,
pharmaceutical, legal and financial.
If you have a project that requires English to Chinese translation,
request a quote or contact
us now.
Chinese Language – Did you know?
Chinese is the most commonly spoken language in the world with approximately one fifth of the world’s population speaking some form of Chinese as their native language. Mandarin alone is thought to be spoken by 915 million people and has more native speakers than any other language in the world.
Some people believe that writing was a Chinese invention, invented during the second millennium BC. There does not appear to be any other linguistic evidence to contradict this claim.
Chinese writing uses characters to form words. Each character corresponds to a syllable in the spoken Chinese Language and also has an individual meaning. Initially each character symbolised an animal, a person or a specific thing; however, in modern Chinese characters no longer resemble the things they symbolise. There are approximately 56000 characters in Chinese but it is possible to understand 99% of the text in Chinese popular media with knowledge of approximately 3000 characters. Considering that an English native only needs to learn 26 characters to be able to read a newspaper, 3000 is a considerable number and has contributed to illiteracy problems in China. It is because of these complications that the People’s Republic of China simplified commonly used characters.
There are two different written forms of Chinese – Traditional and Simplified. Simplified Chinese is used in mainland China whilst Traditional is used for Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, and other Chinese-speaking overseas communities. Roevin has translation experts all over the Far East who will ensure that your text is translated and localised appropriately.
If you have a project that requires English to Chinese translation, please request a quote or contact us now.
English to Chinese Translation
| English |
Chinese (Simplified Chinese) |
Pronunciation (Mandarin pinyin) |
| Hello |
你好 |
ni hao
nǐhǎo |
| Good morning |
早上好 |
zao shang hao
zǎoshànghǎo |
| Good evening |
晚上好 |
wan shang hao
wǎnshànghǎo |
| Good Bye |
再见 |
zai jian
zàijiàn |
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