Chinese Translation Services

From Singapore to anywhere worldwide, our translation services allow you to bridge any language gap with your Chinese-speaking audience. Reach out effectively and efficiently to every market that speaks Chinese by utilising our reliable, comprehensive service!

Are you an English-speaking company trying to reach Singapore’s Chinese-speaking communities? Or are you a Singaporean company aiming to do business with another global region?

At Asian Absolute, we carefully select a team of Chinese translators who are not only native speakers of your target language but also subject matter specialists in your industry.

Our adept linguists have extensive experience with translating a range of materials, such as websites and applications, product packaging and documentation, marketing brochures and ads, immigration forms, technical handbooks and manuals, along with e-learning courses.

• With your audience in Singapore, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, mainland China or overseas
• In Mandarin, Cantonese, Wu, Xiang, Gan, Hakka, Min or any Chinese dialect

Client testimonials

Know that your Chinese-to-English or English-to-Chinese translators will be carefully handpicked from our global talent pool for their subject matter knowledge of your industry:

Traditional Chinese characters – this set of thousands of righteousness is how Chinese has been written for thousands of years.
Simplified Chinese characters – the ongoing product of a Chinese government project since the 1950s. Simplified Chinese has fewer options for the same concept, a reduced overall number of characters, and characters are written using fewer “strokes”.
Get in touch with us to discuss which script is going to be the most suitable for your project. Count on us to provide Chinese translation services in the widest variety of hands, dialects, and variants.

With twenty years of specialising in the region behind us, our vast talent pool makes it easy to find just the right linguist for your project.

Get the same expertise for spoken language support as you do from our written Chinese translation services. Covering Singapore, more expansive Asia, and the world, our interpreting services can support you from one-on-one appointments to conferences and trade exhibitions.

Like our translators, our Chinese interpreters are industry specialists. They can guide you through local customs and etiquette and use their mastery of both languages to help you communicate easily. We provide both:

• Simultaneous interpreters – ideal for one-to-many interpreting situations, such as when someone is giving a presentation or speech at a conference.
• Consecutive interpreters – perfect for situations where two or more people want to communicate with each other. For instance, during a business meeting, a site visit, or a medical or legal appointment.

• 20+ years of specialisation in Chinese translation services
• Award-winning project management expertise
• Access to specialist industry experts in your field
• Trusted by the Financial Times and many other global brands
• Accredited to ISO 9001 quality standards

Please tell us what you need from your next Chinese translation service in Singapore today. Get a free quote without obligation, 24 hours a day, any day of the week.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Chinese language in the UK reflects the country’s diverse linguistic landscape and the historical and ongoing connections between the UK and China. Here are some key facts about the Chinese language in the UK:

Population and Language Speakers: The UK has a significant Chinese community, with Mandarin and Cantonese being the most spoken Chinese dialects. The 2011 Census reported over 100,000 people in England and Wales speak Chinese as their primary language, though this number is likely higher today due to immigration and natural growth.

Dialects: Mandarin, being the official language of China and Taiwan, is widely taught and spoken within the Chinese community in the UK. Cantonese is also prevalent, especially among older generations and communities with roots in Hong Kong and southern China.

Education: Chinese has become an increasingly popular language to learn in the UK, both at the school level and in higher education. Many universities offer Chinese language and cultural studies programs, and there are also supplementary schools and community programs that offer Chinese language classes.

Cultural Integration: Chinese New Year is widely celebrated in the UK, particularly in cities with significant Chinese populations like London, Manchester, and Liverpool. These celebrations often include traditional Chinese performances, cuisine, and language elements, highlighting the language’s cultural significance.

Business and Trade: With China being one of the UK’s largest trading partners, there is a growing demand for Chinese language skills in the business sector. Proficiency in Mandarin is increasingly seen as a valuable asset for UK professionals engaging in trade, investment, and cultural exchanges with China.

Media and Publishing: There are Chinese-language media outlets in the UK, including newspapers, radio stations, and television channels, catering to the Chinese-speaking population. These media outlets provide news and content in both Mandarin and Cantonese.

Community Organisations: Numerous Chinese community organisations and associations in the UK offer language support, cultural activities, and educational programs to promote the Chinese language and culture among Chinese residents and the wider UK population.

Language Services: Due to the diverse Chinese-speaking population in the UK, there is a demand for language services such as translation and interpretation in various sectors, including legal, medical, and governmental services.