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IAFL Translation & Interpretation Services
email:
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HS 27 FF
Kailash Colony Market
New Delhi 110048
INDIA
tel:
+91-11-29235313 or +91-11-29240035
or +91-11-29241036
fax:
+91-11-29235557
or +44-870-458-0179
(Office hours : 9:30 AM to 7:30 PM; New Delhi is +5:30 hours GMT)
Telephones (after office hours): +091-11-2621-2873
or
+91-11-4101-1843
or +91-98111-49584
(mobile)
Indian
translations
We are often contacted for "Indian translations." The person or company needing "Indian translations" isn't usually aware that there are many Indian languages and there can be a number of "Indian translations." Contact us for advice regarding translations for India or an Indian group you require or may require, and we'll be glad to be of assistance. IAFL Translation & Interpretation Services responds to 95% of all emails within 1 hour.
Indian translations or translations into a specific Indian language?
It is impossible to provide "Indian translations" in a single language as a number of languages are spoken in India and no single language predominates India or the Indian sub-continent. Hindi, the predominant North-Indian language is spoken by only about a third of the Indian population and is the strongest contender for the "Indian" language distinction.
"Indian translations" in a single Indian language aren't possible
Currently, there are twenty-three(23) official languages recognized by the Indian Government. However, you may not require a translation into twenty-three languages. India is a relatively vast country and the Indian sub-continent is a relatively vast area. The diversity in languages throughout the Indian sub-continent ensures that no "Indian translations" in a single language are possible. Contact us for a free quote for Indian translations.
"Indian translations" or translations required to reach a specific populace
The requirements of Indian translations of most organizations can be met by commissioning translations into a handful of Indian languages or languages of the Indian sub-continent. The "most requested" "Indian translations" are in Hindi, Urdu, Bengali, Punjabi and Gujarati.
Indian translations may not be in Hindi, the strongest contender for the "Indian language" label
Even though, Hindi is understood by more than a third of the Indian population, you may not need a Hindi translation when you require "Indian translations." The reason for not needing a Hindi translation when you require "Indian translations" is that your organization may be interested in searching people from a particular area or a particular ethnic group.
For more details or a quote for your Indian translations, please contact us.
Indian translations may be understood by people outnumbering the population of many "large" European countries
You may be surprised to know that the number of speakers of many Indian languages exceed the population of many "large" European countries. The linguistic diversity of India is often compared to the linguistic diversity of Europe. Just as no "European translations" in a single language are possible, no "Indian translations" in a single language are possible.
Your "Indian translations" may involve more than one Indian language
Your customers or associates or target market may not be a linguistically homogeneous group and your Indian translations may need to be done in a number of Indian languages as purchasing-power is spread throughout the Indian sub-continent.
Before ordering any Indian translations, you may want to assess the suitability of your brand or product name from the linguistic viewpoint of as many as twenty-three official Indian languages. Contact us for the best Indian translations or a free quote.
Indian translations are difficult because even in a single linguistic group, a significant number of speakers may use different words or phrases to express the same thing. However, IAFL Translation & Interpretation Services makes difficult Indian translations easy.
IAFL Translation & Interpretation Services takes into account the needs of a customer before doing Indian translations to ensure suitability of the Indian translations for their purpose.
Know more about Indian translations in: Hindi, Urdu, Dari, Pushto(Pashto/Pushtu/Pukhtu), Punjabi, Bengali, Gujarati(Gujurati/Gujerati), Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Sinhala(Sinhalese/Singhalese), Nepali(Nepalese), Tibetan,
Myanmarese(Burmese), Bodo(Boro), Bhutanese, Sanskrit, Assamese, Kashmiri(Koshur), Konkani, Oriya, Dogri, Manipuri(Meitei), etc.
IAFL Translation & Interpretation Services has associates and translators in Mumbai(Bombay), Chennai(Madras), Kolkata(Calcutta), Bangalore, Hyderabad, Mysore, Pune, Islamabad(Pakistan), Lahore(Pakistan), Karachi(Pakistan), Kathmandu(Nepal), Colombo(Sri Lanka), Dhaka(Bangladesh), Kabul(Afghanistan), Thimpu(Bhutan),Yangon (Rangoon)[Myanmar], and many other places in India, Pakistan, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Afghanistan, Bhutan and Myanmar.
We are often contacted for "Indian translations." The person or company needing "Indian translations" isn't usually aware that there are many Indian languages and there can be a number of "Indian translations." Contact us for advice regarding translations for India or an Indian group you require or may require, and we'll be glad to be of assistance. IAFL Translation & Interpretation Services responds to 95% of all emails within 1 hour.
Indian translations or translations into a specific Indian language?
It is impossible to provide "Indian translations" in a single language as a number of languages are spoken in India and no single language predominates India or the Indian sub-continent. Hindi, the predominant North-Indian language is spoken by only about a third of the Indian population and is the strongest contender for the "Indian" language distinction.
"Indian translations" in a single Indian language aren't possible
Currently, there are twenty-three(23) official languages recognized by the Indian Government. However, you may not require a translation into twenty-three languages. India is a relatively vast country and the Indian sub-continent is a relatively vast area. The diversity in languages throughout the Indian sub-continent ensures that no "Indian translations" in a single language are possible. Contact us for a free quote for Indian translations.
"Indian translations" or translations required to reach a specific populace
The requirements of Indian translations of most organizations can be met by commissioning translations into a handful of Indian languages or languages of the Indian sub-continent. The "most requested" "Indian translations" are in Hindi, Urdu, Bengali, Punjabi and Gujarati.
Indian translations may not be in Hindi, the strongest contender for the "Indian language" label
Even though, Hindi is understood by more than a third of the Indian population, you may not need a Hindi translation when you require "Indian translations." The reason for not needing a Hindi translation when you require "Indian translations" is that your organization may be interested in searching people from a particular area or a particular ethnic group.
For more details or a quote for your Indian translations, please contact us.
Indian translations may be understood by people outnumbering the population of many "large" European countries
You may be surprised to know that the number of speakers of many Indian languages exceed the population of many "large" European countries. The linguistic diversity of India is often compared to the linguistic diversity of Europe. Just as no "European translations" in a single language are possible, no "Indian translations" in a single language are possible.
Your "Indian translations" may involve more than one Indian language
Your customers or associates or target market may not be a linguistically homogeneous group and your Indian translations may need to be done in a number of Indian languages as purchasing-power is spread throughout the Indian sub-continent.
Before ordering any Indian translations, you may want to assess the suitability of your brand or product name from the linguistic viewpoint of as many as twenty-three official Indian languages. Contact us for the best Indian translations or a free quote.
Indian translations are difficult because even in a single linguistic group, a significant number of speakers may use different words or phrases to express the same thing. However, IAFL Translation & Interpretation Services makes difficult Indian translations easy.
IAFL Translation & Interpretation Services takes into account the needs of a customer before doing Indian translations to ensure suitability of the Indian translations for their purpose.
Know more about Indian translations in: Hindi, Urdu, Dari, Pushto(Pashto/Pushtu/Pukhtu), Punjabi, Bengali, Gujarati(Gujurati/Gujerati), Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Sinhala(Sinhalese/Singhalese), Nepali(Nepalese), Tibetan,
Myanmarese(Burmese), Bodo(Boro), Bhutanese, Sanskrit, Assamese, Kashmiri(Koshur), Konkani, Oriya, Dogri, Manipuri(Meitei), etc.
We
reply to 95% of all emails within 1 hour, so please do contact us or
visit our office, for any Indian translations or a free
quote:
IAFL
Translation
& Interpretation Services
HS 27 FF
Kailash Colony
New Delhi 110048
INDIA
Email:info@iaflindia.com
[We respond to 95%
of all emails within 1
hour.]
Tel: +91-11-29235313 / 29240035 / 29241036
Fax: +91-11-29235557, +44-870-458-0179
HS 27 FF
Kailash Colony
New Delhi 110048
INDIA
Email:info@iaflindia.com
[We respond to 95%
of all emails within 1
hour.]
Tel: +91-11-29235313 / 29240035 / 29241036
Fax: +91-11-29235557, +44-870-458-0179
(Office hours: 9:30 AM to 7:30 PM; New Delhi is +5:30 hours GMT)
Telephones (after office hours): +091-11-2621-2873, +91-11-4101-1843, +91-98111-49584 (mobile)
IAFL Translation & Interpretation Services has associates and translators in Mumbai(Bombay), Chennai(Madras), Kolkata(Calcutta), Bangalore, Hyderabad, Mysore, Pune, Islamabad(Pakistan), Lahore(Pakistan), Karachi(Pakistan), Kathmandu(Nepal), Colombo(Sri Lanka), Dhaka(Bangladesh), Kabul(Afghanistan), Thimpu(Bhutan),Yangon (Rangoon)[Myanmar], and many other places in India, Pakistan, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Afghanistan, Bhutan and Myanmar.
