If you are looking for a professional Punjabi translation agency, then you have come to the right place. Translator UK has been working with some of the United Kingdom's best Punjabi translators since 1999.
As a professional Punjabi translation agency, we are able to hand-pick the most qualified Punjabi translators for your translation project, which means that we can offer you the lowest price for the best translation possible.
We also provide a free quotation; therefore, you can compare the costs of our services against our competitors quickly and without commitment.
Our team of experienced Punjabi translators will work with you to deliver whatever type of translation you require.
Below you will find a list of the most common services our Punjabi translators offer in the United Kingdom and throughout the world; Should you require any other type of service, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Common Punjabi Translation Services offered by Translator UK
- Punjabi Legal Translations
- Punjabi Mobile Application Translations
- Punjabi Certificate Translations
- Punjabi Certified Translations
- Punjabi Document Translations
- Punjabi Website Translations
- Punjabi User Manual Translations
Punjabi Translators Qualifications
All of our Punjabi translators have been thoroughly vetted and have at a bare minimum the following qualifications:
- University educated in translation
- Native Punjabi speakers
- Experienced with the subject matter of your Punjabi text
- Accredited by one or more translation institutes for their previous Punjabi translation experience
- References from other Punjabi translation agencies
At your request, comprehensive supporting documentation of the translator's credentials can be sent to you once the project has commenced. In larger projects, it is often beneficial for you to work directly with the Punjabi translator in conjunction with one of our project managers.
The Punjabi Language
History of Punjabi
Punjabi is an Indo-Aryan language which originates from a language called Shauraseni, the main language of medieval India. Nowadays Punjabi is becoming more and more prevalent in modern media and communication and has always been a fundamental part of Indian cinema.
Native Speakers
There are presently in excess of 105 million native speakers of Punjabi world-wide. It is the language that is most widely spoken in Pakistan and ranks 11th most widely spoken in India. It is also a major language in England, Wales and Canada. All in all there are 102 million native speakers, which means it is the 10th most widely spoken language in the whole world.
Punjabi Writing
In Punjabi, there are two ways to write: Gurmukhi and Shahmukhi. Gurmukhi, meaning “Guru’s mouth”. Is generally used for writing Punjabi in Punjab. Shahmukhi, meaning “from the King’s mouth”, is used for writing Punjabi in the Punjab province of Pakistan.
Punjabi References
Learn more about Punjabi history and the people who are speak Punjabi today by reading the following information on Wikipedia.org:
Contact Punjabi Translation Agency in the UK
To get in touch with one of our project managers and discuss your Punjabi translation requirements, please either call, email us or use our contact form.
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