Roevin's Dutch translation services are globally respected for quality, tight turnarounds and our experience with a variety of formats. Roevin specialises in both Dutch to English and English to Dutch translation.
English to Dutch translation
Our English to Dutch translations are produced by translation professionals. Our project managers work closely with you to ensure that only a translator who specialises in your field works on your project. Among our global network of Dutch translators we have experts in legal, medical, financial, pharmaceutical and technical translations. Our extensive network of Dutch translators allows us to find the perfect translator, with the correct specialisation for your project. All our Dutch translators have at least five years professional translation experience and undergo a rigorous selection procedure.
Our Dutch to English translation expertise includes, but is not limited to: product catalogues; user and maintenance manuals; quality procedures; technical specifications; websites and press releases. Our Dutch to English translators are native English speakers with an excellent knowledge of Dutch culture and society. Cultural awareness is essential for the production of a good translation, as only cultural awareness can ensure that all nuances of words are fully understood and translated correctly.
All translations are provided in many formats including the Microsoft Office suite, Adobe PDF, Adobe FrameMaker, Adobe Illustrator, Quark XPress, InterLeaf and PageMaker.
Our use of translation memory software can reduce lead times and costs of your English to Dutch translation.
Our Dutch translators are professionally qualified linguists and translate exclusively into their native language.
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Dutch language - Did you know?
Dutch, spoken by more that 15 million people worldwide, the majority in Holland and Belgium, plays an important part in the world of modern business. According to facts and figures published by the Agency for International Business and Co-operation, Holland in 2002 was the 15th most advanced economy in the world. Export and imports of goods and services account form more than 60% of the country’s GDP. The Netherlands is a big trading nation; in 2002 it accounted for 3.8% (243.4 billion USD) of world goods imports, making it one of the ten most important merchandise exporting and importing countries in the world.
Dutch is from the Germanic family of languages. The world “Dutch” comes from the old Germanic word theodisk meaning ‘of the people’. However, it was only in the 1600s, when Holland rose up as an independent country, culturally and economically, that the modern meaning of Dutch was established. Before this time Dutch was a more general reference term, referring to any Germanic speaking area or language. Today Dutch is a very influential language; there are many words in English that have Dutch origin including coleslaw, easel and yacht.
