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We specialize in translating a variety of materials, including documents, websites, and videos, with exceptional quality and accuracy.

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Professional Czech Translation Services

Our professional Czech translation services are designed to cater to the varied requirements of businesses and individuals seeking accurate and culturally appropriate translations. We have a team of native Czech translators who translate your content and adapt it to resonate with the target audience. 

Whether you require translation of legal documents, marketing materials, technical manuals, or website content, our experts possess the industry-specific knowledge to provide reliable and accurate translations. Ensuring confidentiality and timely delivery is crucial, and we strictly adhere to quality control processes and deadlines.  Our commitment to excellence ensures that your message will be conveyed clearly and professionally, enabling effective communication with your audience.

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Why Translate In Czech?

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Czech is the official language of the Czech Republic.

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The Czech alphabet has 42 letters, including the special character “ř,” not found in other languages.

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There are around 10 million native speakers.

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Czech is considered a minority language in countries like Slovakia, Austria, Poland, Serbia, Ukraine, and Bulgaria.

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The language has a rich cultural history, originating from the 9th century.

Where is the Czech language spoken?

The Czech language, also known as “čeština,” is predominantly spoken in the Czech Republic and is the official language for around 11 million native speakers. Czech is also used in Slovakia, where it shares similarities with Slovak due to historical connections.

In addition to these regions, Czech-speaking populations can be found in countries like Austria, Canada, and the United States, where a significant diaspora exists. In the U.S., there are an estimated 100,000 to 200,000 Czech speakers, especially in areas with large immigrant communities. Classified as a West Slavic language, Czech has developed over centuries, influenced by neighboring languages and cultures.

Its unique alphabet, with special characters, contributes to its distinct pronunciation and grammar. The Czech language plays a crucial role in national identity and serves as a means of connecting with Czech communities globally, helping to preserve cultural heritage in an increasingly interconnected world.

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Czech Language Dialects

The Czech language has a variety of dialects that are influenced by historical regions and cultural factors. These dialects can be grouped into Bohemian, Moravian, and Silesian categories. Bohemian dialects are mainly spoken in central and western Czech Republic, including Prague, and can be further divided into Central, West, and East Bohemian dialects, each with its unique features.

One example is the Central Bohemian dialect’s exaggerated pronunciation of the long “é” sound. On the other hand, Moravian dialects are more common in the eastern and southeastern regions, including Eastern, Central, and Silesian variations, characterized by differences in vowel sounds and declensions. Silesian dialects, spoken in the northeastern part of the country near Poland, exhibit similarities with Polish and reflect the region’s diverse cultural background.

Despite their differences, these dialects are mutually understandable, with the 16th-17th century Prague dialect serving as the foundation for standard written Czech, the nation’s official language.

English To Czech Translation Services

Our professional English to Czech translation services is designed to assist both businesses and individuals in effectively communicating with Czech-speaking audiences. Our team of native Czech translators ensures that each translation is not only linguistically precise but also culturally appropriate.

Cultural awareness is particularly important in sectors like legal, medical, and marketing, where precise language can have a significant impact on comprehension and engagement.  For instance, our legal translations guarantee that contracts and documents adhere to local regulations, while our marketing translations tailor campaigns to resonate with Czech consumers, thereby enhancing brand visibility and trust.

We use advanced technology and rigorous quality assurance processes to maintain high standards and deliver projects on time, without compromising quality.   Our dedication to customer satisfaction means that we take the time to comprehend each client’s specific requirements, offering customized solutions that align with their objectives. If you are looking to expand your business into the Czech market our English to Czech translation services are specifically tailored to overcome language barriers and facilitate your success in this dynamic market.  

Czech to English translation services

Milestone assists you in efficiently translating and localizing your content, website, products, and services, which leads to expanded audience engagement, better conversion rates, and increased profits.

Czech Legal Translation Services

Our Czech legal translation services are designed to meet the rigorous standards necessary for legal documents.  We work with native Czech translators who possess specialized expertise in legal terminology and procedures, guaranteeing that your papers are translated with utmost accuracy and attention to detail.

Legal translation is a crucial task; any errors or misinterpretations could result in severe legal repercussions, underscoring the importance of precision and cultural awareness. Whether you require translations of contracts, court papers, patents, or any other legal materials, our team produces translations that maintain the precise meaning and original intent of the text.  

Apart from regular legal translations, we also provide certified and sworn translations, which are needed for official legal procedures, governmental submissions, and other formal purposes.   Certified and sworn translations offer essential legal validity, making sure that your documents are acknowledged and approved by authorities

Czech Document Translation Services

Our Czech document translation services are tailored to meet the diverse requirements of clients who need precise and culturally appropriate translations. We have a team of native Czech translators who have an in-depth understanding of the language and its subtleties, ensuring that your documents connect with the desired audience.

Additionally, we offer certified translations that are accepted by regulatory bodies globally to enhance our services. This certification assures that your translated documents adhere to the highest standards of precision and professionalism, making them suitable for official purposes.

If you need personal documents, legal agreements, or technical guides translated, our team is committed to providing outstanding quality and dependability. You can rely on us to bridge the linguistic barrier and help with your communication needs in the Czech Republic and beyond

98% OF OUR CLIENTS SAY THEY WOULD RECOMMEND OUR SERVICES TO A COLLEAGUE

“We’ve been using Milestone Localization for the past few projects. They are extremely helpful in translating documents for us. They are very professional and consistently deliver the translations on time. They have a great team of highly knowledgeable translators who always do a great job.”

Gamify Studios

“With brands and businesses that operate across 21 cities in India, our localisation needs are the heart of brand communications at Captain Fresh. The team at Milestone has been a reliable partner with our localisation and translation mandate. They are diligent, work comfortably in challenging timelines and are always open to feedback. We are confident of a long-lasting relationship with Milestone.”

captain fresh
“Really satisfied with the services of Milestone Localization. Within a tight deadline, they managed to translate & deliver a lot of content in 7 different Indian languages with proofreading. 
Delivering quality services within a great turnaround time, what else would you even need!”
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