Polish translations
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Order a translation service, and we will send back the translated documents by e-mail, including a certified translation with a qualified electronic signature. Traditional paper translations can be sent back by traditional mail.
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Connect with Confidence – Polish Translations You Can Trust!
Ensure your content truly connects with Polish speakers in every aspect of your communications. From document translation to website localization, our expert Polish translation services have you covered. Fill out the form or contact us via email at [email protected] to get started!
CONQUER FOREIGN MARKETS WITH ACCURATE POLISH TRANSLATIONS
If you want to expand your business, you need a professional translator who knows both languages inside out, especially given many Polish words/phrases require a deep understanding of the author’s intent. A translation by a beginner, let alone machine translation, is not enough. Thankfully, with us, that’s not your concern!
Skrivanek is an advanced LSP company. We work with dozens of advanced translators and proofreaders, experienced in both text translation and interpreting services. Because we are located in Poland, Polish translation is one of the core services we provide daily. However, we are happy to support you with translation and interpreting in over 100 other languages, including Spanish, French, German, Italian, and more.
IS A FREE POLISH TRANSLATOR A GOOD IDEA?
The short answer is no. Translation software, while it can be of great help to the professional translator, is not sufficient as a stand-alone solution. Although advanced technologies in the LSP sector have improved greatly over the years, you still need a human Polish translator who can make sure that your English, Hungarian or French words and translated correctly to the target language. What we’re saying here is proven my thousands of real-life examples where English, Hungarian or French words were poorly translated to Polish (or any other target language). If you want an accurate and natural Polish translation, opt for a professional LSP such as Skrivanek. We will do far more than just translate words!
Standard Polish translations
This enables you to gain a standard text translation of your files and documents. Every document is translated by an experienced translator who is also a native Polish speaker. We translate texts of any kind and in any form, and if necessary we are even capable of creating a Polish-English dictionary comprising all the words relevant to your business. You can use this online dictionary in all your future language projects.
Discover our standard translation services
Sworn Polish translations
If you are looking for a translation of your documents into English for public institutions and courts, then you will need a sworn translation, sometimes referred to as a certified translation. Such a translation has a stamp from the sworn translator, meaning the translated text has the same value as the original, making it fully compliant with the Polish version.
See our sworn translations in Poland
Interpreting
If you are seeking to organise or participate in a business meeting or event hosted in a different language, you may need interpreting services to create an oral translation. At Skrivanek, we offer both simultaneous and consecutive interpreting services in English and dozens of other languages. We can provide them in Poland and abroad, so wherever you need our help – we’ve got you covered!
See our interpreting services and interpretation of online meetings
Other language services
Thanks to our experienced team and the multiple technologies we use in our daily work, we can support you in everything related to translation, including DTP, machine translation (we have our own NMT online translator!), proofreading and transcription.
Plus, you can expect high-quality service, regardless of the industry or market sector you operate in. Take a look at the list of industries that we’ve translated for in the past:
- Technology and engineering
- Medicine and pharmacology
- IT and telecommunications
- Finance, economics, and law
- Tourism, hospitality and gastronomy
- Public administration
- Consumer electronics
- Multimedia and games
- Web pages, marketing, and advertising
Who speaks Polish?
Polish is part of the Indo-European language family, specifically the group of the West Slavic languages. It is used by approximately 45 million people.
We use Polish as the official language only in Poland. Interestingly, it is one of the official languages of the European Union. Outside Poland, we communicate in Polish in emigrant communities referred to as Polonia. The number of Poles may be found in the USA, Canada, Germany, Norway, Great Britain, Ireland, Sweden, France, the Czech Republic, Brazil, Belarus, Argentina and even Australia
History of the Polish language
The oldest sentence in the Polish language is: Day, ut ia pobrusa, a ti poziwai, and comes from the Book of Henryków. In 1285, it was determined that this language would be used next to Latin in monastic schools. Polish originates from the Proto-Slavic language. The first document on Polish orthography was written in ca. 1455 by the Polish linguist and grammarian, Jakub Parkoszowic, who, just as Jan Hus, set the task to use the Latin alphabet to designate Polish language sounds in writing. We may indicate 4 stages of the Polish language development: Old Polish – between the earliest times and the beginning of the 16th century, Middle Polish – from the 16th century until the end of the 18th century, New Polish – until 1930, Modern Polish – from 1930 until today. The Modern Polish language originates from Lesser and Greater Polish dialects. The standard/cultural Polish is based to a great extent on the Masovian dialects.
Polish in business
We are Poles, so no one can expect that we will describe Polish as a language which does not play a great role in business. All companies that want to develop their business should remember about the linguistic correctness and take care of the quality of materials presented to the stakeholders. This proves professionalism and appropriate approach to consumers, which indirectly translates into the success on the market.
Translations into and from Polish
Orders for translations into and from Polish most frequently performed:
standard and business translations into and from Polish; express translations; certified translations; proofreading; localisation; translation of websites into Polish; DTP – graphic preparation of documents; interpreting from and into Polish – simultaneous and consecutive, machine translation