Why is Korean translation important?

 

Why is Korean translation important?

In recent years, Korean TV dramas, music, movies or even Korean beauty products have gained significant amount of popularity in the Western world. Especially amid COVID-19, more and more people been watching Korean movies and dramas via Netflix which indeed increased the demand for Korean translation. One of the famous Korean movies is Kingdom as movies have subtitles in multiple languages due to its popularity worldwide. This indicated the needs of multilingual translation services as well as subtitle services. Moreover, as Korean movies gotten more popular recently, about 10,000 people are learning 한국어, or Korean language worldwide.

There are about 45 million people in Republic of Korea. As Korean language is getting popular each day, professional language service providers like I’M Translation are in a great demand to help assist all of these Western companies to step into the Korean market through Korean translation.


Significant factors of Korean Translation

There are few significant factors of Korean translation for businesses to step into Korean market.

1-      Increase business growth

Having your products and services translated into Korean language can increase business growth. As Korean market has become one of the top 10 business friendly economies with its economic growth, it would be a great opportunity for you to target Korean market for your businesses.

2-      Korean customers are smart

IT industry in South Korea is experiencing enormous growth. Technology and software companies such as Microsoft, and IBM, etc., have benefited doing businesses in Korea as Korean consumers have contributed a lot in the growth of the Korea’s IT market. Because of this factor, many companies from the West will have more opportunities to have their products and services being launched in Korea. And in order for them to do that, they need professional Korean translation services.

3-      Dense cities

As Korea has 9 cities with over a million people compared to the West, it makes global companies to easily reach out to customers. Business can create marketing or advertising contents that are translated in Korean and can target large number of Korean consumers all at once.

4-      Beneficial for SEO

If you use Korean translation services to translate your website into Korean, you will have more and more people accessing your website. If you use Korean translation services to translate your website into multiple languages, including Korean, it will boost the SEO rank on Google. This is because you will have new users landing on your website pages to engage with your content.

Why I’M Translation?

At I’M Translation, we offer Korean translation services for many businesses to stepinto the Korean market. Hiring professional Korean translation agencies like I’M Translation can definitely benefit your business as we provide precise and accurate Korean translation services. We have native Korean translators that understand both linguistic and cultural aspects of Korea which helps businesses to communicate with Korean consumers more efficiently.

A business confidentiality and corporate nondisclosure agreement binds all I'M Translation translators and transcribers. I'M Translation takes security and confidentiality extremely seriously. Visit us at www.imtranslation.com and www.isiskorea.com/eng to request a free quote. Thank you!

 

 

 

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