Finnish
(suomi) is a Finno-Ugric language spoken by about 5 million people
in Finland, Sweden, Norway, Estonia, Canada and Russia. Until 1809
Finland was a part of Sweden and Swedish was the official language.
From 1863 the Finnish language could be used along with Swedish
when dealing with authorities. Civil servants were obliged to use
the Finnish language and issue documents in Finnish from 1883.
In
1892 Finnish became an official language and gained a status comparable
to that of Swedish. Today Finland is officially bilingual in Finnish
and Swedish. about 5 million people in Finland, Sweden, Norway,
Estonia, Canada and Russia.
Finnish
has been one of the languages of the European Parliament since 1995,
when Finland joined the European Union..
Finnish
is one of the emerging languages for business in Europe. Finnish
is one of the languages occasionally translated by Comms
Multilingual. Finnish translation projects have included
work on advertisements, brochures, instructions for mobile phones,
commercial documents and typesetting.
Do
you need to translate any of the following into Finnish?
Documents
and manuals
Websites
Brochures
and other marketing materials
Software
Video
or audio presentations
If
you do, then Comms Multilingual will
be your perfect business partner for translation and
interpreting between English and
Finnish.
Comms
Multilingual can also provide translation services
from Finnish
into the major languages. Comms has experience in translating
into and from over 100 languages, including French, German, Spanish, Italian, Arabic, Chinese, Dutch, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Turkish
Comms
Multilingual translates over 100 languages including
Finnish
(suomi) is a Finno-Ugric language spoken by about 5 million people
in Finland, Sweden, Norway, Estonia, Canada and Russia. Until 1809
Finland was a part of Sweden and Swedish was the official language.
From 1863 the Finnish language could be used along with Swedish
when dealing with authorities. Civil servants were obliged to use
the Finnish language and issue documents in Finnish from 1883.
