Chinese
is written with characters known as 漢字 [汉字]
(hànzi).
Each character represents a syllable of spoken Chinese and also
has a meaning. The characters were originally pictures of people,
animals or other things but over the centuries they have become
increasingly stylised and no longer resemble the things the represent.
Many of the characters are actually compounds of two or more characters.
Chinese
is a family of closely-related but mutually unintelligible languages.
These languages are known variously as fāngyán
(regional languages), dialects of Chinese or varieties of Chinese.
In all over 1.2 billion people speak one or more varieties of Chinese.
Mandarin is by far the most used dialect, followed by Wu, Yue (Cantonese),
Min Nan and Jinyu. Chinese is spoken in many countries including
Brunei, Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Mongolia, Philippines,
Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand.
China
and South East Asia are areas of major economic expansion, so there
is a high demand for translation to and from Chinese.
Chinese
is one of the major languages for international business. Chinese
is one of the more frequently translated languages by Comms
Multilingual. Chinese translation projects have included
work on advertisements, brochures, instructions for mobile phones,
scripts, manuals, commercial documents, newsletters, typesetting
and web sites.
Do
you need to translate any of the following into Chinese?
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
Chinese.
Comms
Multilingual can also provide translation services
from Chinese
into the major languages. Comms has experience in translating
into and from over 100 languages, including Chinese, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Arabic, Dutch, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Turkish
Comms
Multilingual translates over 100 languages including
Chinese
is written with characters known as 漢字 [汉字]
(hànzi).
Each character represents a syllable of spoken Chinese and also
has a meaning. The characters were originally pictures of people,
animals or other things but over the centuries they have become
increasingly stylised and no longer resemble the things the represent.
Many of the characters are actually compounds of two or more characters.
