Our commercial translators are professional linguists who have been meticulously selected to cope with the demands of a fast-moving international business environment. We understand if you need a translation, you probably need it now, so we operate quickly and efficiently to ensure a speedy turnaround. We also understand that your reputation depends upon the quality of your materials, so exceptional accuracy and translations that convey your key messages appropriately come as standard.

Our commercial Korean translation service deals with all types of material including:

• Business correspondence
• Documents
• Contracts
• Press releases
• International marketing campaigns
• Presentations
• Brand guidelines
• Product information
• Annual reports
• Internal documents
• Tender documents
• Articles of Association

Our native-speaker commercial translators are experienced in translating for different audiences within business and will use the correct terminology so that it is reaches the target audience, whether internal or external. Our streamlined service means they will work with in-house proofreaders and desktop publishing team according to your specific project.

You are in good hands at Universal Language Solutions. Our team of professional in-house and freelance linguists all have expert accreditation and are well trained and highly skilled at what they do. Whether it’s a big or small job, we take pride in our work and always deliver work of the highest standard.

The Korean Language

The Korean language is an isolate language and belongs to the Koreanic family of languages. It is the official language of North Korea, South Korea and People’s Republic of China (Yanbian and Changbai). It is also a recognized minority language in Russia (Primorsky Krai) and People’s Republic of China. Core Korean vocabulary consists of native Korean words. However a significant proportion of its vocabulary are Sino-Korean words, either directly boritemed from written Chinese or coined in Korea or Japan using Chinese characters. Apart from Sino-Korean loanwords, Korean vocabulary also boritems from many other languages of which English is the largest contributor.

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