Websites and commercial content
Landing pages, product descriptions, brochures, presentations, email copy and customer information adapted for the intended Chinese-speaking audience.
Translation and audience-aware localisation for UK businesses, publishers, educators and creative projects—prepared for the people who will actually read it.
Choose a focused deliverable or ask us to assess a larger multilingual project.
Landing pages, product descriptions, brochures, presentations, email copy and customer information adapted for the intended Chinese-speaking audience.
Manuscripts, book descriptions, reading materials, author information and publishing metadata, with terminology and style kept consistent across the project.
Educational resources, family materials and cultural content prepared in Traditional or Simplified Chinese with audience and reading level in mind.
Price depends on word count, subject, source quality, language direction, formatting and review requirements. A minimum project fee may apply and is confirmed before payment.
Translate supplied content between English and Chinese while preserving meaning, tone and key terminology.
Adapt content for audience, market and channel rather than translating each phrase literally.
Review existing English–Chinese content for clarity, consistency and obvious language problems.
Tell us the language direction, intended readers, content type, approximate word count and deadline. Do not send sensitive source files at the enquiry stage.
We confirm deliverables, exclusions, price, timing and whether Traditional or Simplified Chinese is required.
After written acceptance and payment, the content is translated, checked and delivered in the agreed format.
No. We translate or localise agreed content but do not interpret legal rights, recommend an immigration route, complete an application on your behalf or provide regulated legal or immigration advice.
Traditional Chinese is commonly used for audiences in Taiwan and Hong Kong, while Simplified Chinese is commonly used for mainland China and Singapore. We confirm the intended audience and preferred regional style before work begins.
First describe the document type without attaching unnecessary personal information. We will confirm the minimum material needed and the agreed handling method before files are supplied.
Yes, subject to a file and scope review. Larger projects can be divided into agreed stages to control terminology, quality, timing and cost.
Include the language direction, intended audience, approximate word count, file type and preferred deadline. We will reply with the next safe step.
Request a Chinese translation quote