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Thứ Tư, 9 tháng 4, 2014

The competition among Malay translation companies

As Malay is becoming more and more popular in translation companies, the competition among them is fiercer and harder than ever. Therefore, to retain and gain more customers is the key task to help them survive. Searching on Google and you can find thousands of results for the term “Malay translation company”, both of which have strong commitment about their high quality with a well-certified and experienced network of Malay translators in all professionals to satisfy the demand of customers.



Malay translation company - Expertrans
The customer service as well as other supporting policies are offered too as a way to attract new clients. As a result, to stay strong in this competition, every translation company must work continuously and seriously, firstly to improve its quality – the most basic element, and then to enhance other extra service. Remember that quality of translation works is always the key.

Competition is very normal in every kind of business. In one way, it can be a fear for many companies. But in the other ways, competition can make benefits too because thanks to this, every company has to work out to improve itself comprehensively so that both companies and customers can be benefited.

Thứ Hai, 7 tháng 4, 2014

Malay translation company

ExperTrans has been providing professional Malay to English and English to Malay Interpretation and Translation services to a wide range of clients for many years. All of our professionals are “mother-tongue” translators and interpreters – no software can duplicate their quality of work. All of our Interpreters are accredited by the Ministry of Attorney General, Immigration and Refugee Board and/or the Ministry of Culture, Citizenship and Recreation. Our interpreters participate in professional development training on a regular basis. Our Translators belong to professional translators’ associations, where available – either in USA/Canada or in-country of origin. Beyond any accreditation, at ExperTrans, we only keep the best through an ongoing system of continual assessment.

ExperTrans can respond quickly and effectively to all your Malay language translation needs. Our Malay translation teams are professional industry focused linguists.

A few of these specialty areas include:

* Oil and Gas related translation
* Aerospace Translation
* Automotive Translation
* Defense Translation
* Energy Translation
* English to Malay Financial Translation
* Government Translation
* Legal Translation including International contracts, bidding documents, patents and corporate by-laws
* English to Malay Medical Translation
* Telecommunications Translation
* Civil Engineering, Geothermic, Structural, Hydraulics, Electrical Engineering, Mining, Environmental Engineering

Our Malay Translation Company include:

* Technical Manual Translation
* Instruction Manual Translation (including SOP Translation)
* Medical Translation
* Business Translation into Malay
* Website Translation & Website Localisation
* Legal Translation, including Contract translation, RFP translation, patent translation, Corporate translation.
* Brochure Translation
* Budget Report Translation
* Letter Translation
* Translation of Marketing Materials
* Employee Handbook Translation
* MSDS Translation
* Software Translation
* Human Resources Documentation Translation
* Apps Translation Services & Localization
* PPT Translation (Translation of PowerPoint Presentations)
* Policy Manual Translation
* Translation of Financial Reports
* Translation of Surveys
* Translation of Catalogues
* Translate Product Literature
* Package Translation

Malay Language Overview:

Malay is the language of Malaysia (Peninsular). Malay has a classification of Austronesian, Malayo-Polynesian, Malayic, Malayan, and Local Malay.

Regions Spoken: Malay is spoken throughout all of the districts of Peninsular Malaysia, Sabah, and Sarawak. Malay is also spoken in countries like Brunei, Indonesia (Sumatra), Myanmar, Singapore, Thailand, United Arab Emirates, and the United States of America.

Population: There are 7,181,000 people on Malaysia, as of 1986, who speak Malay. This population includes the 248,000 people in Sarawk, 2,000,000 people in Kelantan and Trengganu, and the 1,000,000 people in the other parts of Malaysia. The total population of all the Malay speaking people is 17,604,000 (which means that around 10,423,253 people speak Malay and don’t live in Malaysia).

Alternate Name: Some other names for the Malay language are Bahasa

Malaysia, Bahsa Malayu, Malayu, Melaju, Melayu, and Standard Malay.

Dialects: Some of the dialects for the Malay language are Trengganu, Kelantan, Kedah, Perak (Southern Malay), Sarawak Malay, and Bazaar Malay (Low Malay, Pasae Malay, Pasie Malay, and Trade Malay). Bazaar Malay is used to refer to a lot of regional nonstandard dialects. More than 80% of the language is similar to Indonesian.

Brief History: Malay is an official language and has about 3,000,000 people who speak Malay as a second language. Malay speakers also tend to speak English, Chinese, or/and Tamil. Malay was used in Roman and Arabic scripts, in newspapers, radio and TV programs, and in the Bible from 1733-1993.