Spanish Translation Services

Spanish is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world, and as such, there is a growing demand for Spanish language translations. At our translation company, we provide a variety of different types of Spanish translations, ranging from simple document translations to the more complex website or software localization projects. No matter what your needs may be, we are confident that we can provide you with the high-quality Spanish translation services you require.

  • 2,481 Professional Spanish translators
  • 5,547,571 Spanish words translated
  • 3,366 Spanish translation projects
  • Projects Management & Quality Control
  • Competitive Rates

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Types of Translations We Offer

Below is a list of some translation services that we offer:

  • Certified Spanish translation services 
  • Sworn translation services 
  • Spanish legal translation services
  • English to Spanish document translation
  • English to Spanish business translation
  • and many others

English to Spanish Translation Services

PoliLingua is a leading provider of English to Spanish translation services. We offer professional translators experienced in both directions—Spanish to English translation services and vice versa. Our team ensures accurate, high-quality translations for all types of content.

We specialize in English to Spanish document translation services, with translators who understand the nuances of both languages. You can trust us to convey your message clearly and precisely.

Meeting deadlines is a top priority. When needed, multiple translators collaborate to deliver on time. Final proofreading by an in-house linguist ensures consistency and quality. We also maintain regular communication with our team to keep projects on track.

Certified Spanish translation services

Depending on the destination country, different types of certified translations may be needed. Countries like the United States, Canada, and many in Latin America often require certified translations from Spanish into English. These are known as traducción certificada in Spanish and typically include a signed statement attesting to the translation’s accuracy, without needing a sworn translator.

On the other hand, for official use in countries like Spain, as well as in various Spanish-speaking and non-Spanish-speaking countries, translations into Spanish may need to be completed by a sworn translator. This type of legally recognized translation is known as traducción jurada. Depending on the country, sworn translators are appointed by different authorities, such as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Spain, judicial bodies in Latin America, or official registries in countries like France and Germany.

With extensive experience handling both types of requirements, PoliLingua ensures your Spanish translations—whether certified or sworn—are fully compliant and accepted wherever they’re needed.

Our Spanish translation company features

PoliLingua is a Spanish translation agency with such strong sides as quality, experience, and rates.

  • Quality is always the most important consideration when choosing our Spanish translation company. Be sure that our company uses experienced, certified translators who are native speakers of Spanish. Also, be sure we have quality control measures, such as proofreading and editing by a second translator.
  • Experience is another factor to consider when choosing our Spanish translation agency. PoliLingua has a vast experience translating into Spanish for your specific industry or field. It helps ensuring that your translations are accurate and reflect the jargon and terminology used in your industry.
  • Rates should also be considered when choosing Polilingua's Spanish translation agency. While it is vital to get quality translations, you also want to make sure that you are getting value for your money. Be sure you will have discounts for large projects or ongoing work.

Be sure to consider these factors when looking for a Spanish translation company. Quality, experience, and prices are all important factors that will help you choose our translation agency for your needs.

Spanish language overview

The expansion of the Spanish language began in the 15th century, with the colonialist aims of the kings of Old Castile and the discovery of America by Christopher Columbus. Military conquests spread to the African continent and the Philippines. During the 20th century, the expansion of Spanish continued only in the United States while the language declined elsewhere in the world, especially in Africa where only Equatorial Guinea has kept Spanish as an official language.

Since the enactment of the 1986 Constitution, the Spanish no longer has any status in the Philippines. And paradoxically, the status of Spanish has been somewhat reduced in Spain itself where the 1978 Spanish Constitution recognized the right of the Autonomous Communities to affirm their distinct character, notably in Catalonia, the Basque Country, the Valencian Country, Galicia, and the Balearic Islands.

Spanish today is spoken by nearly 500 million people worldwide: it's the second language to the number of native speakers, the second language to the number of native speakers using it in international communication, and also the second most studied second language in the world (after English, with over 40 million of learners, spread over 90 countries).

The influence of Spanish and Hispanic culture in the USA

The Spanish language is becoming more and more important today, because of its expansion in the United States, among other reasons. Although Spanish has always represented an important market as it is the official language of almost one continent, South America, its use is increasingly recognized in the United States.
It is estimated that 500 million people have Spanish as their native language, making it the second-largest native speaker in the world. It is the language mainly spoken in Latin America, Spain, some African countries, and the United States.

Spanish represents an increasingly important market in many areas. Certain cultural factors show the influence of this language and the so-called Latinx culture in the United States.

Spanish is the official or quasi-official language in 21 countries. It displays vigor and dynamism more and more obvious: the number of persons who speak Spanish is constantly increasing.

Why PoliLingua is your best choice for any translation

  • Our 20 years of experience in the field of certified translations are reflected in the number of our clients. They appreciate us because we always strive to provide the most accurate and professional Spanish translations for their documents
  • PoliLingua offers professional English to Spanish translation services, along with support for over 200 other language combinations involving Spanish.

  • We have certified translators who are experts in Spanish and in several fields, such as medical, legal, marketing translation technical, localization solutions, etc. They can work more accurately on your translation projects.
  • Thus, PoliLingua translation company offers professional online Spanish translation services and solutions within budget and to the highest world standard. For us, the most important values associated with our agency are the customers. So, over the past 20 years, they have always appreciated us for our professional and certified document translation services into almost any language.
  • PoliLingua is a corporate member of The Institute of Translation and Interpreting, a full member of the European Language Industry Association (ELIA), a member of both the American Translators Association (ATA) and Globalization and Localization Association (GALA), and an accredited member of Association of Translation Companies (ATC). In 2020, PoliLingua got a certificate of assurance from Cyber Essentials.

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