Cantonese Chinese – 廣東話

English – Traditional Chinese

LingoStar Translation Services Canada | USA provides professional translation from English to Traditional Chinese and Traditional Chinese to English and interpreting from English to Cantonese and Mandarin. Thanks to a well established network of top Traditional Chinese translators and linguists we are serving all major cities in Canada – Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, Vancouver and the USA – New York, Los Angeles, Seattle and more. We offer Traditional Chinese document translation, English to Traditional Chinese website localization and Cantonese and Mandarin interpreting services. Additionally we offer Traditional Chinese editing by native translators and editors, typesetting by experienced Chinese typesetters and video game localization and voiceovers by specialized Chinese Mandarin and Cantonese voiceover artists and translators. Our experienced native English to Traditional Chinese translators and interpreters are meticulously selected to provide English to Chinese services of the best possible quality for your particular needs!

Only native Chinese translators know about the cultural background of the Traditional Chinese language and can localize websites or documents for different Chinese Cantonese and mandarin Chinese speaking countries, e.g. Singapore, Taiwan, China and Chinese speakers in Indonesia, etc. We are able to work in many Chinese regional varieties and dialects. One of the most commonly requested languages for translation is Cantonese and Mandarin Chinese for Taiwan and Hong Kong which is essentially written out as Traditional Chinese. Our team consists of experienced medical, technical and legal Chinese translators. Our Traditional Chinese translators will expertly handle your project in your specific industry. We have completed numerous Traditional Chinese translations in these fields and more:

• Advertising • Mining
• Business and Employment….. • Packaging and Labels
• Engineering • Training
• Finance • Software and IT
• Forestry • Technology
• Marketing • Travel and Tourism

 

Furthermore, we also offer Traditional Chinese certified and notarized translations for passports, driver’s licenses, divorce decrees, birth and marriage certificates, legal documents, transcripts, diplomas and any other Traditional Chinese certified document translations.

As Chinese is the most spoken language in the world you should definitely consider English to Traditional Chinese and Traditional Chinese to English document and website translation and software localization. Your Chinese website will help you to reach your target Chinese speaking community and expand your business to the global market!

If you are looking for professional English to Traditional Chinese or Traditional Chinese to English translation, don’t hesitate to contact LingoStar today!


About Traditional Chinese

Cantonese is spoken by at least 71 million people, mainly in Southern China, and is the official language in Hong Kong and Guangzhou. It is usually written with Traditional Chinese characters.

According to the Guinness Book of Records, the Chinese language is the oldest existing language in the world. It contains several language groups and Cantonese is the third most spoken group.

Compared to Mandarin, Cantonese has more ancient words. However, it is influenced by many languages, including English. Some interesting examples of influenced words are: 肥佬 fei-lou – FAIL, 巴士 ba-si – BUS.

 

Simplified and Traditional Chinese Characters:

In the 1950’s, Mainland China decided to reform the Chinese writing system and it is still developing today. Many Chinese characters were altered by reducing the number of strokes and simplifying the shapes of Traditional Chinese characters.

Traditional Chinese is still used in the Republic of China (Taiwan), Hong Kong and Macau, while simplified Chinese is now commonly used in Mainland China and Singapore.

Read our Expert Articles on Simplified and Traditional Chinese and Translations English Chinese

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In the 1950’s, Mainland China decided to reform the Chinese writing system and it is still developing today. Many Chinese characters were altered by reducing the number of strokes and simplifying the shapes of Traditional Chinese characters. Traditional Chinese is still used in the Republic of China (Taiwan), Hong Kong and Macau, while Simplified Chinese is now commonly used in Mainland China and Singapore.