Brazilian Portuguese translation services

• We enjoy the indisputable benefits of computer-assisted translation software and CAT tools, which contribute hugely in terms of quality and speed of translation performance.
• We place special emphasis on building teams of subject-matter experts who possess specialized knowledge and can easily deal with tricky expressions and distinct notions of a particular field.
• A bespoke team of professional Brazilian Portuguese linguists - who are native speakers of the language in question and are well familiar with the cultural patterns - will handle your Brazilian Portuguese translation, capturing distinct details which play a major role in translation.
• Our Brazilian Portuguese experts can work under the tightest deadlines, which gives you the opportunity to complete even the most time-sensitive projects within short timeframes. We have vast experience in dealing with a large pool of projects, and we mean it when we promise excellent service and results delivered on time.

Ensuring clinical safety and dealing with sensitive information requires a proper translation that can convey clearly the purpose of the original content. When faced with the translation of a medical prescription, the linguist must know the entire terminology, as a tiny error in a single word can affect hugely the perceived meaning. In this context, PoliLingua doesn’t gamble on quality. A keen eye for detail and specialized knowledge is the key requirements for any professional medical translator we work with. Our linguists have provided several types of translations.

• Approved documents and insurance forms
• Clinical trials
• Guides and instructions for medical devices
• General medical translations
• Patient surveys and Datasheets
• Package inserts and labels, etc.

Certified Brazilian Portuguese translation services offer accurate and reliable translations of a variety of types of documents. Certified translations are ideal for any document that needs to be presented to an authority or an institution, including legal, medical, educational and certification documents accompanied by official certificates of authentication.

Certified Brazilian Portuguese translators have expert knowledge of the language as well as cultural understanding to ensure the accuracy of each translation. Certified translations safeguard the accuracy of your work and ensure that important documents are free from mistakes.

Certified Brazilian Portuguese translation services also reflect your professional image and guarantee you a service built on total trustworthiness.

Our Brazilian Portuguese translation agency offers accurate, well-priced, quick English and Brazilian Portuguese translation services for your project - small or bulky, common or sophisticated, technical, scientific or website and software translation - of any type of requirements, complexity or deadlines.

Our Brazilian Portuguese to English and English to Brazilian Portuguese translations are guaranteed to be of the utmost quality. Our translators have unparalleled proficiency and experience in translating between these two languages.

If you are looking for Brazilian Portuguese-to-English or English-to-Brazilian Portuguese translators with expertise, contact PoliLingua. We offer a convenient online platform that you can use to submit your documents and easily request a free quote right away.

There are noticeable distinctions on a phonological level which renders the language quite different from other dialects spoken in Portugal, some African countries (Angola, Guinea-Bissau, Mozambique, Cape Verde Islands, Sao Tome and Principe Islands) and some parts of Timor in Asia where Portuguese is popular. In the latter countries, the language has more contemporary features which are specific to European Portuguese, because of a longer period of European colonial rule. Plus, there are also considerable differences in formal writing. The Community of Portuguese Language Countries agreed on setting a unique rule regarding the orthography for all Portuguese speakers. Starting from 1 January 2009, the rule came into effect in Brazil. Depending on the region, there are a few dialects that are mutually intelligible, presenting some minor distinctions, such as the pronunciation of vowels and the intonation used in a conversation.