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Swahili is widely spoken through eastern Africa. It is the second-largest language of the continent. Swahili is officially recognized as a lingua franca of the East African community.
While English plays an important role in East Africa, Swahili is also gaining importance in politics, culture, education, business and mass media. Its growth is most notable in the working-class population of East African urban centers.
If you are looking to get a foothold in the East African markets, it is important to partner with a translation service company that can provide you with professional Swahili translation services. They can help you get a stronghold on the target language as well as assist you in breaking any language barrier that comes your way.
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We offer accurate translation services, whether you require marketing, business or legal translation.
We also keep a check on the style, tone, meaning, font size, grammar, cultural nuances and other such factors while performing translations for your business. This ensures accurate result.
Experienced Translators Specialized In Swahili Translations
Our Swahili translators have excellent knowledge of various sectors, including finance, legal, advertising, technical, journalism, manufacturing, engineering and academics, to name a few.
Their expertise makes the final translated document reflect the intended message of the original text. Therefore, you receive a quality-rich Swahili document translation services.
Few Facts About The Swahili Language
Swahili is a Bantu language.
It has 98.5 million speakers worldwide.
It serves as a national language of the DRC, Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda.
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Shakti Enterprise is a quality-conscious translation agency offering linguistic services to MNCs, govt. agencies, private companies and many other organizations.
We offer translation services for English to Swahili and Swahili to English language pairs. Our Swahili translators are specialized in translating different types of documents like business reports, marketing materials, legal documents, financial papers and many others.
If you need quality translations and want to incorporate it into your project, contact Shakti Enterprise to get started.
FAQ
What is the difference between a certified and a notarized translation?
A certified translation is a document translated by a professional translator and accompanied by a signed certificate of accuracy.Notarized translation includes a notary which includes a government authorized legal stamp that signs the translation. Here, the notary does not assess the quality of the work.
- How do you certify a translation?
A certified translation must have a signed document by the translation service provider, validating that the translation presented is true and accurate. A translator may also certify someone else's translation—as long as the translator has thoroughly reviewed the translation for accuracy and completeness.
- How many words can a Swahili translator translate per hour?
The translation of one 150-word page takes one hour once the translator starts working. A professional translator can translate about 1,500 words per day.
- How much does a Swahili translation cost?
The cost of a translation depends upon the number of words, the language combination, the delivery time, and the file format that we are provided with.Text translations are priced on a per word basis.An easy way to find out the price per word is to get an online price quote for translation services. To get an online quote from Shakti Enterprise, fill the inquiry form and upload your file, you will receive the quotation in few hours.
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