Burmese Translator Stretton
Burmese Translator Stretton - Brisbane Translation provides both personal and business translations by top rated Burmese translators for Stretton. Get NAATI Burmese certified translation for all types of documents, with delivery by dedicated client services, project manager and certified translators.
, 9 months agoI've used Brisbane Translation Services twice now, and each time has been an outstanding experience! Their speed and willingness to communicate openly have truly set them apart.
A huge shoutout to Brandon, my go-to contact person, whose organizational skills and unwavering assistance made every step of our mission seamless and stress-free.
If you're seeking a translation service that delivers on time, maintains excellent communication, and has fantastic individuals like Brandon on board, Brisbane Translation Services is your go-to place.
, 1 month agoGood price and extremely fast service.
Definitely will use again!
, 7 months agoExcellent service. Fast and professional. I recommend Brisbane Translation Service, as a repeat customer I've had a range of technical documents, trade certificates and financial statements reliably translated from German to English (and vice versa). Will use them again in future.
, 1 month agoThe service through Brisbane Translation was amazing. The response to my initial enquiry was immediate and the follow up service provided was excellent. I received the certified translation on the same day after taking advantage of the faster turnaround option. Thank you for providing such an easy and stress free experience.
NAATI Translation Services
Our NAATI translators translate all types of personal, financial and legal documents including personal IDs, bank statements, no-criminal records and more:
Driving Licence Translation Stretton
Birth Certificate Translation Stretton
Degree Certificate Translation Stretton
Marriage Certificate Translation Stretton
The Burmese Language
- Burmese is the official language of Myanmar (Burma) and is spoken by about 32 million people as a first language.
- It is a tonal language with three tones that change the meaning of words.
- Burmese uses its own script, derived from the Mon script, which in turn comes from the Brahmic script of India.
- The language has borrowed many words from Pali, the liturgical language of Theravada Buddhism.
- Burmese has a rich literary tradition, with a strong influence from Buddhist scriptures and folk tales.