English Translation

Drawing on our talent pool of native English-speaking translators, Global Voices offers a highly-accurate translation service suitable for businesses in any industry.

Whether you need to translate important internal documents or customer-facing marketing materials, our team can provide you with English-language text that appeals to native speakers without distorting your original meaning.

Though online translation tools continue to grow in popularity, these programs can only take you so far. They might be useful for ordering in a restaurant, but when the success or failure of your business is riding on it, you need to be sure that every word of your translation is impeccable.

With Global Voices, you can trust that our English translations will be ready for your business to use, internally or externally. We can also provide English interpreters for events or meetings whenever you need them.

English is one of the most widely-spoken languages in the world, with an estimated 1.5 billion speakers — around 20% of the global population. Though only 360 million people speak English as a first language, millions more have learned it as a second language, and many important international markets have English as their official language.

Translating your marketing materials into native-quality English will allow you to cater for a North American audience, instantly giving you over 200 million new potential customers. The hugely-populated Indian subcontinent is also home to millions of English speakers, as are countries throughout Europe, Oceana and the Caribbean. In many of these countries, English is the official government language, meaning any legal documents may need to be translated into English to grant your business the requisite permissions to operate.

Though you may employ English-speaking members of staff, it is far more effective to use professional translators to craft your English-language copy. Translators like the team at Global Voices draw on their industry experience to ensure none of your original meaning is lost, and that your message resonates just as well with your new audience as it does with your current one.