Arabic Translation

Simple Facts about Arabic

Arabic is widely spoken across the Middle East and North Africa. There are about 295 million native speakers of Arabic around the world. It has three different forms: Classical, Modern Standard and Colloquial. Classical Arabic is the oldest form, spoken mainly from the 7th to the 9th centuries. Today, Modern Standard Arabic is the official form, although different varieties are used in different areas.

Things to note:

• There are 28 letters in the Arabic alphabet and it is written from right to left in a cursive style.
• Dots above or below the central parts of the same basic shape represent different letters.

Our Experience and Strengths

Our linguists are all native Arabic speakers, from different Arabic-speaking areas across the world with decades of experience in translating documents in various specialty fields. They are also fluent in either English or Chinese and have extensive experience translating medical, financial, marketing, healthcare, and other general documents. We excel at English-to-Arabic, Arabic-to-English, Chinese-to-Arabic, and Arabic-to-Chinese translations. Based on the target location of the translated document, we will assign the most suitable linguists to perform the translation.

Contact us to learn more about our Arabic translation and localization services.