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September 1, 2017
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NAATI Czech Translator

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NAATI Czech Translator – Get certified Czech translations delivered by NAATI Czech translators. Examples of documents we translate include legal contracts, birth certificate, marriage certificates, school certificates, payslips, medical reports, driving license and passports.

Melbourne Translation Services provides fast and reliable Czech translation services by local NAATI Czech translators. For all certified Czech to English translation requests, email: [email protected]

Czech Document Translation Services

NAATI Czech translator services for all locations in Australia:

High-Quality Czech Translation Services

Obtain fast and affordable Czech to English and English to Czech translations for your business or technical documents. Our experienced Czech translators specialize in business marketing translations, legal translation, and technical translations. Once you send your documents for a quote and pay online via credit card, we will be notified to start the translation.

For documents requiring NAATI Czech translator certification, you’ll receive an e-copy of the translation first before we post the certified translations to a preferred Australia address (if postage option is paid for). To begin, email your documents to [email protected]

Our Professional Czech Translators

We have carefully selected our professional Czech translators over the years to provide reliable, high-quality translation services. All certified translations for immigration or legal court use will contain the translator’s certification and signature attesting to the accuracy of the translation for official use.

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Czech Language and Translation: 5 Fascinating Facts

  1. Case system: The Czech language has a complex grammatical case system with seven cases, making it a challenge for translators. This system affects nouns, pronouns, and adjectives, with their endings changing according to their grammatical function in a sentence.
  2. Unique letters: The Czech alphabet consists of 42 letters, including some that are unique to the language, such as č, š, and ž. These distinctive characters are essential for accurate Czech translations and require expert knowledge of the language.
  3. Loanwords and calques: Czech has borrowed words from various languages, such as German, Latin, and English. In addition, Czech speakers have also created calques, or translated phrases, from other languages. Professional Czech translators need to be aware of these loanwords and calques to provide accurate and idiomatic translations.
  4. Phonetic spelling: Czech is a highly phonetic language, which means that words are generally pronounced as they are spelled. This feature can make pronunciation easier for learners and translators, but it is still important to be aware of the specific phonetic rules and exceptions.
  5. Word order flexibility: Czech has a relatively flexible word order, thanks to its case system. This allows speakers to rearrange words in a sentence to emphasize different elements or convey subtle shades of meaning. Skilled Czech translators must consider the intended emphasis and context when rendering sentences in other languages.
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