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Established in 2004, LingoStar Language Services is a versatile and resourceful language services company dedicated to excellence in quality and customer service. We provide cultural and industry-appropriate language solutions tailored to your specific needs. Ready to go global? Do you want to reach multilingual communities?
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TRANSLATION
LingoStar provides translation of all types of written documents of any kind of complexity. Whether it is a personal document, a complex medical report, a technical manual, or a patent of a new design – we are here to help you.
INTERPRETATION
Are you looking for the right person to interpret spoken texts in a conference, provide training, or translate verbal negotiations? LingoStar Language Services can help you find a professional interpreter that will fit your exact needs. Reach out to multilingual communities with our interpreters.
VOICE-OVER
All of your audio and media files need to be localized if you want to attract your target audience. Voice-over translation is perfect for this purpose. With LingoStar you can find the perfect voice-over artist to help your business reach your target market.
WEBSITE TRANSLATION
Do you want to establish credibility with international customers? We can provide website translation to French, Spanish, Chinese, Russian, and many other languages to help your customers understand and use your services or products.
GO CANADIAN. GO BILINGUAL.
We are a Canadian company and specialize in English to French translation.
Need translation from Canadian French into English or English into Canadian French?
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
LingoStar is looking for reliable freelance translators, interpreters, proofreaders, desktop publishers, voice-over artists, transcribers, tutors, tour guides and other language professionals who will work with us to deliver high quality services within set deadlines.
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Mandarin Chinese | English Translator
Interview with Milton, Translator from English to Chinese: First things first, we would love to learn more about you: why and when did you decide to become a translator/interpreter? Where did the idea come from, and have you ever considered doing anything else? I was admitted to the foreign languages department of my university in error first, then I was assigned a job as an interpreter upon graduation, no much choice made by myself then; Later, I went away from it by running my own websites for about five years. How different is being a translator/interpreter from what you had expected? Not much difference, but it’s becoming more rewarding now as I spend more effort and time in translation. What is, according to you, the best way to learn a foreign language? How did you learn your languages? Practice makes perfect and you need to practice it every day. I learnt it through normal schooling at first, and through working with it later. What are the challenges of being a translator/interpreter? What are the perks? Time management when facing a growing flow of work. You can earn quite a lot without the pains of 9 to 5. Thank you very... read moreEnglish | Japanese Translator
Interview with Mami, Translator from English to Japanese: First things first, we would love to learn more about you: why and when did you decide to become a translator/interpreter? Where did the idea come from, and have you ever considered doing anything else? When I was working at a Japanese community newspaper in Vancouver, I had a few occasions to translate English articles to Japanese. Since I enjoyed this experience so much, I started to see becoming a translator as my next step, and so I took a translation introductory course. During the course, my nascent interest transformed to determination that I should pursue this career and do further studies. How different is being a translator/interpreter from what you had expected? To do English to Japanese translation requires a higher level of Japanese writing skill and wider knowledge of Japanese vocabulary than I have ever expected. Also, translators have to be very detailed-oriented. What is, according to you, the best way to learn a foreign language? How did you learn your languages? Read a lot, whatever interests you. I am reading news on the internet, a few magazines, and books in my fields of interests. What are the challenges of being a translator/interpreter? What are the perks? Not to make mistranslations is challenging for me. Even though it might sound basic, the definition of words is so different between fields and this is not simple, but very important. Therefore, I am always doing in-depth research about the topics I work on. Also, I am trying hard to make the resulting text look natural, using adequate style and wording... read moreEnglish | Chinese Translator
Interview with Jian, Translator from English to Chinese (Mandarin): First things first, we would love to learn more about you: why and when did you decide to become a translator/interpreter? Where did the idea come from, and have you ever considered doing anything else? I started to work as a freelance translator since 2002. I fell in love with this self-employment style almost since day one. I do have considered doing other things, but only for couple days, then I’ll be back to translation work again. What is, according to you, the best way to learn a foreign language? How did you learn your languages? You have to start to learn a foreign language from a early age, the early the better. What are the challenges of being a translator/interpreter? What are the perks? To discipline yourself and make your house like an office. Thank you very... read more
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Working with LingoStar on many multilingual projects for both translation and voice-over is a real pleasure. Their work is extremely well-managed and the attention to detail – a must in the translation field – is outstanding. Thank you, LingoStar!
Gemma ScottLingoStar consistently delivers on time and in the format that best suits the needs of our business. We often need last-minute translations, and LingoStar’s highly professional team of translators has never disappointed.
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