Why Choose Anglia Translations Ltd?
We centre every project around a personalised, client-centric approach, and are committed to delivering the highest quality translation services from English to Czech.
We hold certifications from the International Standard Organisation (ISO), accredited to ISO 9001:2015, and are members of both the Association of Translation Companies (ATC) and the EU ATC.
Our methodology is grounded in meticulous precision and time-tested processes. This ensures that our team of Czech translators produce translations of unparalleled quality and accuracy, while also prioritising cost-efficiency and cultural resonance.
Types of Czech Translation
Known for its range of sounds, including some that are rare in other languages, almost 11 million people speak Czech as their native language. The vast majority of these speakers reside in the Czech Republic, where Czech is the official language. There are also smaller communities of Czech speakers in neighbouring countries such as Slovakia, Poland and Austria, and among expatriate communities worldwide, especially in the United States, Canada and Australia.
At Anglia Translations Ltd, we boast a dedicated team of Czech translators who handle a multitude of projects each year. They collaborate with businesses spanning various industries and sizes, from startups to expansive multinational corporations.
Our Czech translation services cover an extensive array of content types, such as websites, product specifications, marketing materials, newsletters, product catalogues, video transcriptions and much more.
Why Use Czech Translation Services?
There are strong economic ties between the UK and the Czech Republic, with a robust presence across various sectors such as finance, automotive, retail, technology and pharmaceuticals. Some of the established British businesses operating there include Tesco, Rolls Royce, Shell and Vodafone.
Branching out into the Czech Republic presents UK businesses with plenty of great opportunities for growth, market diversification and access to new customers and partnerships within a dynamic and culturally rich Czech market. Its well-developed infrastructure, including advanced transportation and logistics networks, can facilitate efficient distribution and supply chain operations.
The strong historical and cultural ties with Western Europe can make it easier for UK companies to navigate business practices and establish connections compared to markets with more significant cultural differences.
Who We Work With
Czech Customs
Czech business culture is formal. It’s important to address colleagues and clients by their titles unless invited to use first names. Initial meetings are particularly formal, and maintaining a professional demeanour is essential.
Time is valued in Czech business culture, and punctuality is taken very seriously. Arriving on time for meetings is expected, and being late can be seen as disrespectful.
Czechs tend to be direct but diplomatic in their communication. They appreciate clear and straightforward information but delivered with politeness. Small talk is not as common as in some Western cultures, and conversations typically focus on the task at hand.
Business attire in the Czech Republic is conservative. Men should wear suits and ties, and women should wear business suits or conservative dresses. However, the dress code can depend on the industry and the formality of the meeting.
Business tip: Exchanging business cards is a common practice at the beginning of business meetings. It’s advisable to have one side of your business card translated into Czech.
Interesting Facts About the Czech Republic
Famed for its inflectional nature, Czech enjoys a flexible word order, which allows speakers to emphasise different parts of a sentence without changing the sentence’s fundamental meaning.
The language is also renowned for challenging tongue twisters, which play on similar sounding words and the complexity of phonetic combinations, making them both a learning tool and a form of entertainment.
Capital:Prague
Population: 10.5 million
Official Language: Czech. Some of the minority languages include English, German, Slovak and Russian.
Frequently Asked Questions About Czech Translation
It is essential to seek the support of a professional Czech translator when high-quality translations of crucial business documents, such as marketing materials, legal documents, technical manuals are required.
At Anglia Translations Ltd, our professional Czech translators are equipped with the necessary expertise and experience to provide precise and culturally sensitive translations. They are dedicated to ensuring that your message is accurately conveyed and aligns seamlessly with your brand’s voice.
We assign translators to our projects who are both native Czech speakers and fluent in English, ensuring they accurately capture cultural nuances and references. All our Czech translators are based in the Czech Republic, which keeps their language skills up-to-date and culturally relevant. They understand the importance of context, idiomatic expressions and cultural references, striving to deliver translations that are not only culturally resonant, but are true to the intended meaning for the target audience.
Czech allows for a more flexible word order due to its inflectional nature, which often leads to a sentence structure that is quite different from English. Maintaining the natural flow of text while ensuring the translated Czech text sounds natural can be particularly challenging.
At Anglia Translations Ltd we endeavour to ensure all our translation services are cost-effective, so we base all our rates on the word count of the source document. We believe this approach eliminates ambiguities, simplifies the pricing process and guarantees complete transparency.
Because each project is so different, we can’t provide a precise quote without a thorough assessment of the project and a review of the documents to be translated.