Catalan Language Translation

Catalan (Català) is also called as Valencià, blongs to Romance language of Indo-European Family. It's the the national and the only official language of Andorra (d’Andorra), and a co-official language in the Spanish autonomous communities of Catalonia, the Balearic Islands and Valencian Community. It is also spoken, with no official recognition, in the autonomous communities of Aragon (in La Franja) and Murcia (in Carche) in Spain. Until 1990, Catalan was legally recognized to some degree in Aragon, but it's still a non-official languge in other areas where most of people speak Catalan.


Where do people speak and write Catalan?
Currently there are 12,000,00 speakers of Catalan worldwide, most of them are in Spain. Main regions where people speak Catalan:
Catalonia, Spain
Valencian Community (Valencian), Spain
An adjacent strip of Aragon, Spain, in particular Ribagorça, Llitera, Baix Cinca, and Matarranya.
Balearic Islands, Spain
Andorra (Principat d’Andorra)
Northern Catalonia, France
The city of Alghero (l'Alguer) in Sardinia, Italy.
A small region in Murcia, Spain, known as Carche


CCJK Technologies has profound knowledge and experience in Catalan translations, and has established a strategic partnership alliance with many native Catalan translators, language institutes and colleges/universities. All Catalan translators and reviewers are native speakers with at least 5 years of professional experience and are quite fluent in both English and their mother-tongue languages. Their profound knowledge in both languages will be of a great asset to any translation project.

We've already helped many famous companies worldwide with their Catalan translation projects, including translations of their websites, marketing materials, product manuals etc. All of our clients trust in our delivery and always present what we translated to their websites or end clients directly; there is no need to find another proofreader to verify the quality of the translation: we're responsible for what we output.

CCJK Technologies also developed a comprehensive Catalan Translation Style Guide, Glossary, and TM (Translation Memory), and we have already translated millions of words from English to Catalan, Catalan to Chinese, and vice versa.

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Tagalog Language Translation Service

Tagalog is also known as Filipino, it was declared as an Official Language by the Philippines Government in 1987. Now more and more people are inclined to saying Filipino Translation, other than Tagalog Translation. it belongs to Southern islands phylum, mainly spoken by island residents in Philippines, part of people from Macau, Sabah Malaysia, Northern area in Indonesia, as well as Singapore.

In Philippines, there are over 22 million people speak Tagalog as their mother-tongue language, and over other 50 million people can speak and read Tagalog, that is, their 2nd language. （Population of Philippines: over 90 million, data from official stats of Philippines Government, 2010）.

CCJK Technologies has profound knowledge and experience in Tagalog translation/Filipino Translation, which has established close co-operation relationship with native Tagalog Translator.All Tagalog translators and reviewers are native speakers with at least 5 years of professional experience and are quite fluent in both English and their mother-tongue languages.Their profound knowledge in both languages will be of a great asset to the project.

We’ve already helped many famous companies worldwide with their Tagalog translation projects, including their website translation, marketing materials, product manuals etc. All of our clients trust in our delivery and always present what we translated to their websites or end clients directly, there is no need to find another proofreader to verify the quality of the translation: we’re responsible for what we output.

CCJK Technologies also developed comprehensive Tagalog Translation Style Guide, Glossary, and TM (Translation Memory), we have already translated millions of words from English to Tagalog, Tagalog to Chinese, and vice versa.

I think CCJK is your best choice.