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German translation services

Do you need a reliable German to English translation?

We offer first class German translation services, on time delivery and competitive prices.
 
When using our German translation services you draw upon the expertise of a team of carefully selected German translators, editors, checkers and proofreaders. All our German translators are NAATI accredited, and we give preference to AUSIT members.
 
With Polaron, nothing gets lost in translation! All our translations are backed by our 100% Quality Guarantee. We are confident that our translations will meet or exceed your expectations. However, if for any reason you are not totally satisfied, we will revise the translation and adapt it to your needs free of charge. If, after the revision, for whatever reason at all, you still feel the translation is not up to standard, we will either pay for another translator to re-do the work or give you a full refund - your choice.
 
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The German language

Over 100 million people speak German as their native language. German is the official language of Germany, Liechtenstein and Austria and is also one of the national languages of Switzerland. English has borrowed many words from German: aspirin, kindergarten, sauerkraut, deli, diesel, hamburger and kitsch to name just a few!
 

Things to consider when translating into German

German is fifth most used language on the Internet, with an estimated 58 million users, and the most common language spoken in the EU. English, translated into German, expands by about 10% so you are likely to end up with more text than what you started with, and - potentially - a ruined layout. As many German words are much longer than English, narrow columns may pose a problem. Most English fonts can be used for typesetting in German.
 
Websites
www.zeit.de
German weekly newspaper

www.goethe.de
The Goethe Institute