TRANSLATION FINNISH

Of the 5 million Finns, more than half have access to the Internet.

We provide high quality translations in the following areas:
Industry, Commerce, Economics, Science, Finance,...
Technical Documentation, Patents, Official Documents, ...
Marketing, Public Relations, Business Correspondence,...

Our translators are native speakers of the target language.

Translators are selected based on the criteria specified in the job specifications for each submitted text. Each translator is picked for his or her functional and language skills, resulting in an excellent fit between the translator (s)and the job. Our intense focus on the match between the translator's background and the submitted text guarantees that the content and the meaning of the text are accurately reflected in the translation.

Certification and notarization of translations are provided upon request.

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Delivery Timeframe
Translations up to one 8 ½ x 11 page in length can, with rare exceptions, be completed within 24 hours. Typically, a single translator can translate anywhere from five to ten 8 ½ x 11 pages, depending on the level of difficulty. Project teams can also complete comprehensive projects on similarly tight schedules. Each project team is headed up by a project manager and comprises translators and proofreaders.

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Finnish, Estonian and Hungarian belong to the Finnish-Hungarian family of languages, in spite of their considerable differences from Hungarian. The relationship is based on phonetic, morphological and syntactical features, the common principles being the harmony of the vowels, the agglutinated language construction, and the lack of grammatical genders, as well as the complicated cases (15 in Finnish, 17 in Hungarian).