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We offer professional Catalan translation services. Our team of skilled linguists ensures accurate and culturally appropriate translations for a wide range of industries. Contact us today for reliable and efficient language solutions. Our commitment to quality and attention to detail sets us apart from other translation services. With 30 years of experience, we guarantee precise and timely delivery of your translated documents. Trust our experts to accurately convey your message and help you expand your global reach. Get in touch with us now to discuss your specific translation needs.
Professional and Certified Catalan Translators
In accordance with the quality policy of Baltic Media®, translation into the language required by the client is carried out by a Catalan translator who is a NATIVE speaker of Catalan and/or who resides in Spain and France.
We employ only professional Catalan translation specialists with a college/university degree in linguistics and/or with experience in Catalan translation work with/without specialisation in a specific field.
We have implemented and we work in accordance with the ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management System; thus, we have improved the Catalan translation project coordination and Catalan translator selection procedure. Baltic Media® has its own Catalan translator testing system. Criteria: linguistic education, at least 5 years of experience in Catalan translation, references from other clients and a Catalan test translation.
Catalan Translation Services by Native Catalan Translators
- Each Catalan translation goes through three stages: translation, editing and proof-reading.
- Catalan translators work with such translation programs as SDL Trados Studio and Memsource, which ensure consistent terminology.
- Data security, storage and confidentiality are our responsibilities. Finished Catalan translations are stored on our servers. If you ever lose your Catalan translation, we will find it in our electronic archives.
- Educated, competent and service-oriented translation project managers who constantly improve their qualifications in project management.
- Civil liability insurance against any possible Catalan translation mistakes — the insurance company will compensate the loss caused to the client. While no such case has ever occurred in the history of the Baltic Media® operation, the insurance serves as an additional guarantee for the client.
- We work globally and have 30 years of international work experience, as our customers and translators are located on every continent.
- Additional services include layout design for Catalan translations and pre-print preparation. When submitting the copy for Catalan translation to us, you may choose to receive the layout ready to print. We offer a layout design service (DTP — Desktop Publishing).
Certified Catalan Translation Services
Here are some of the benefits of using certified Catalan translation services:
- Certified translations are more likely to be accepted by official organizations, such as government agencies and educational institutions.
- Certified translators are held to high standards of accuracy and professionalism.
- Certified translations can help to protect you from legal and financial problems.
If you need to have a document translated into Catalan it is important to choose a certified translation service. This will ensure that your translation is accurate and complete, and that it will be accepted by the intended recipient.
A certified Catalan translation is a translated official document accompanied by a signed statement from the translator attesting to the completeness and accuracy of the translation. The statement can also be notarized by a notary public. Once a translation is certified it becomes a legal record.
So, an official Catalan translation is when it is certified either by the translator, or by a translation office or a notary. We can offer all these types of translation certification.
The most popular type of translation of official documents is a certified translation as a certified translation has the same accreditation in most of the countries.
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Catalan Translation Fields
Legal Catalan translations, machinery and technologies, business, finance, medical Catalan translation services, advertising, communications, PR translation services, transport, computer hardware and software, science, agriculture, automotive, European Union documents, legal, government, industrial, life science, retail, Catalan technical translations.
Confidential Catalan Translations
We enter into agreements with all of our clients, with particular commitment to the quality of the work, the terms of delivery and to confidentiality.
Terms of Delivery
The services we offer are adaptable to our clients’ requirements. One of the most essential requirements is prompt service. It is also possible to contact us outside working hours. Quality and promptness — these are two of the main reasons we have gained our clients’ trust.
Our Most Commonly Requested Catalan Translations
| Danish to Catalan | English to Catalan |
| German to Catalan | French to Catalan |
| Swedish to Catalan | Polish to Catalan |
| Czech to Catalan | Slovak to Catalan |
| Slovenian to Catalan | Hungarian to Catalan |
| Romanian to Catalan | Bulgarian to Catalan |
| Latvian to Catalan | Lithuanian to Catalan |
| Russian to Catalan | Estonian to Catalan |
| Norwegian to Catalan | Finnish to Catalan |
| Icelandic to Catalan | Ukrainian to Catalan |
| Italian to Catalan | Catalan to Latvian |
| Catalan to Danish | Catalan to Russian |
| Catalan to English | Catalan to German |
| Catalan to Lithuanian | Catalan to Hungarian |
| Catalan to Swedish | Catalan to Bulgarian |
| Catalan to Estonian | Catalan to Ukrainian |
| Catalan to French |
Upon request, we can provide assistance with additional languages. For more specific information, please contact [email protected].
Catalan Translation Services
Other than operating with the most commonly used text processing software, for instance, Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint), Apple Pages, desktop publishing (DTP) software Adobe InDesign, QuarkXPress, we also use special translation software such as SDL Trados Studio, Memsource and Wordfast, thus forming clients’ terminology databases.
In addition, we offer text conversion from/to PC and Mac platforms and preparation of PDF and printing proofs.
Our specialists are also experienced in Catalan web site and software localisation and translation of subtitles, voice-overs, dubbing of TV programmes, movie trailers, video games, radio programmes and commercials into Catalan.
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The Baltic Media® Nordic-Baltic Translation agency is a leading provider of digital translation services in Northern Europe specialising in Northern European (incl. Nordic, Baltic, Slavic) languages mostly in translation services from/into Swedish, Finnish, Danish, Icelandic, Faroese, Norwegian, German, English, Polish, Russian, Latvian, Lithuanian and Estonian.
As an ISO certified language service provider, the Baltic Media® translation agency offers human translation services for corporate, governmental and private clients.
Catalan language
Catalan language (Català) is a Romance language spoken primarily in northeastern Spain, particularly in the regions of Catalonia, Valencia (where it’s known as Valencian), and the Balearic Islands, as well as the Roussillon region in southern France, Andorra (where it is the official language), and small parts of Sardinia in Italy. It is closely related to other Romance languages like Spanish, French, and Italian, but is distinct and independent in its own right.
Catalan language, Catalan Català, Romance language spoken in eastern and northeastern Spain—chiefly in Catalonia and Valencia—and in the Balearic Islands. It is also spoken in the Roussillon region of France, in Andorra (where it is the official language), and in the city of Alghero, Sardinia, Italy. Catalan is spoken by some 9,000,000 people in Spain and some 125,000 in France, as well as by some 30,000 in Andorra and some 40,000 in Alghero. There are over 9 million people in the world who speak Catalan.
Although Catalan, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese and many other European languages have their origins in Latin (these are known as Romance languages), each has evolved in its own way. However, despite mostly being spoken in present-day Spain, Catalan actually shares many more similarities with the language of neighboring France. For example, the Catalan word for morning is matí and the French equivalent is matin, whereas the Spanish equivalent is mañana.
Key Features of the Catalan Language:
- Origins: Catalan evolved from Vulgar Latin during the early medieval period, like many other Romance languages. It developed as a distinct language around the 9th century in the Pyrenean region.
- Dialects: Catalan has several dialects, including:
- Central Catalan (spoken in Barcelona and surrounding areas),
- Valencian (spoken in the Valencian Community),
- Balearic (spoken in the Balearic Islands),
- Northern Catalan (spoken in Roussillon, France). These dialects are mutually intelligible, though there are regional differences in vocabulary and pronunciation.
- Official Status:
- Catalonia and Valencia recognize Catalan as an official language alongside Spanish. It is also a co-official language in the Balearic Islands.
- In Andorra, Catalan is the sole official language, making it unique in Europe.
- In France, Catalan has no official status but is recognized as a regional language in the Roussillon area.
- Grammar and Vocabulary: Catalan shares features with both Spanish and French but retains its own distinct grammar and lexicon. For example:
- Definite articles: In Catalan, articles like "el," "la," and "els" are similar to Spanish but differ slightly (e.g., "els" vs. "los").
- Verbs: Catalan verbs are conjugated similarly to other Romance languages but have unique forms.
- Vocabulary: Some words are closer to French (e.g., "nadal" for Christmas, similar to French "Noël") while others are closer to Spanish or Italian.
- Cultural Importance: Catalan is more than just a language; it is a key part of Catalan identity and culture. There is a rich literary tradition in Catalan, with notable authors like Ramon Llull, Mercè Rodoreda, and Joan Maragall. Catalan culture is also celebrated through festivals, music, and traditions.
- Education and Media: In Catalonia, education is primarily conducted in Catalan, with Spanish taught as a second language. There are also numerous media outlets, including TV channels, newspapers, and radio stations, that broadcast in Catalan.
- Language Revitalization: Catalan experienced a resurgence in the late 20th century after the fall of Franco's dictatorship in Spain, during which the language was suppressed. Today, it is actively promoted by regional governments and cultural institutions.
Catalan continues to play a crucial role in the identity of its speakers and is an important linguistic bridge between the Iberian Peninsula and southern France.
Language code ISO 639-1 ca
