Hindi Translation Services

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Hinidi, the fourth most spoken language in the world, is one of the official languages of India and the official language for the Federal Government of India. Though English is one of the official languages, most government documents are written in three languages: Hindi, English and whatever the official language of the state is, if it is not English or Hindi.
What that means is that if you are doing business in India, you will most likely need translation into or from Hindi. LanguageTran relies on a team of native professional Hindi translators to provide the type of translation you need: Government translations will rely, for example, on more traditional Sanskrit vocabulary, whereas translations for the film industry will include vocabulary taken from Turkish, Persian, Arabic and English. As many languages are spoken in India, we also work with all other Indian sub-continent languages.
Hindi and the Hindi-Speaking Market
With the second largest labor force in the world, India is home to a fast-growing economy with a strong IT sector. The Indian film industry, agriculture, telecommunications, and software industries are also burgeoning. It’s a great time to do business in India.
India is a country which is changing at a fast pace, but it is also retaining its traditional and conservative heritage. Knowledge of Indian culture and customs is a must if you want to successfully do business in India.
Don’t forget that, though India is famous for its religious diversity, much of the country is Hindu, and, because of this, remember to leave all leather clothing behind. Because cows are sacred to people who practice the Hindu religion, wearing leather could be considered offensive.
Though, of course, the main place that Hindi is spoken is in India, (especially northern and central India) Hindi is also spoken by 300 million people as their second language around the world. South Africa, the United States and Nepal have large populations of Hindi speakers. Also, the island of Fiji speaks Hindi as its official language.
Tips for Doing Business in India
  • Remember that India is, generally speaking, a conservative country. Simply taking your standard business practices and making superficial changes is not going to work. As noted in an article at CNN, Indian consumers are notoriously value conscious and “very, very finicky.”
  • Also, be aware of bureaucracy when doing business in India. Expect delays when working within government agencies, and consider working closely with a local who can help you navigate government ministries and expectations.
  • Often, saying a direct “Yes” or “No” is not customary, and you may find your Indian business partner saying “We will try” instead of an actual “No” Be aware of subtle hints rather than expecting a very direct “Yes” or “No”.
  • Of course, these are generalizations. Your results will vary, and of course, much depends on the sector you are working in, the geographical area you are in as well as the relationship you have developed with your Indian business partners. In all cases, the more in depth knowledge you have of Indian culture and customs, the better prepared you are for each individual encounter you have.
LanguageTran Knows India
​LanguageTran has years of experience working with professional translators in India, in both Hindi and the other languages and dialects of India. We are careful to hire only translators with the necessary professional and linguistic certification to do each job. If the translation is a legal document, then the translator is a native speaker in the target language, with a professional legal background and experience in professional translation. It is because of this that we can offer the guarantee we do, and can offer so many testimonials from satisfied clients.

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