Translation for automotive industry



What is automotive translation?

Cars became an essential tool for our daily lives. Cars or the automotive industry have been the most profitable industry all around the countries. Since the automotive industry is still growing, and a global industry that impact lives of people from all over the world, localization and translation services are much needed for automotive products and services.

 Automotive translation service

The automotive business has its own set of standards for translation. The literature associated with the automobile sector, like that of other industries, is dense with business principles and vocabulary. Only translators with extensive experience in automobile translation and knowledge of such terms can guarantee accurate and high-quality translations. For many automotive industries, translation or localization is essential to boost revenues, to increase sales, and to target a wide range of customers of all around the world. To target a wide range of customers, translations and localization of manuals, or products of services of automotive industry is highly needed.


At I’M Translation we translate following documents for automotive translation:

l  Automobile manuals

l  Service manuals

l  Training manuals

l  Product packaging translation

l  Marketing and promotional materials translation

l  Catalog translation

l  User guides

l  Engine repair manuals

l  Warranty documents

l  Battery assembly instructions

l  Automotive component repair guides

l  Brake system documents

 

Why I’M Translation?

I'M Translation is a well-known translation firm that specializes in the automotive business. We've worked with several automobile companies, providing them with ongoing or recurring translation services based on their requirements.  I'M Translation employs an automated approach to ensure that all translations are assigned to a translator who can deliver the best value for money while maintaining high quality. You may bet on the lowest document translation rates at I'M Translation. We also provide excellent quality assurance services. Visit us at www.imtranslation.com and www.isiskorea.com/eng to request a free quote! Thank you!

 

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Multilingual Marketing: How Translating Ads Can Make or Break a Brand

Image
Multilingual Marketing: How Translating Ads Can Make or Break a Brand Creating marketing messaging that cut across linguistic and cultural barriers is crucial in today's worldwide economy. Translating advertising requires more than just translating words from one language to another; it also entails making sure the message is compelling, culturally appropriate, and effective. This blog will examine prominent case studies of both successful and unsuccessful marketing translations and provide guidance on creating multilingual advertising campaigns that work. Case Study 1: Successful Translation – Coca-Cola’s “Share a Coke” Campaign Background: Coca-Cola’s “Share a Coke” campaign, which started in Australia in 2011, involved replacing the iconic Coca-Cola logo on bottles with popular names and phrases. The campaign was a hit, and it expanded globally to numerous countries with localized versions. Success Factors: 1.     Cultural Adaptation: Coca-Cola didn’t just translate th...
Read more

The Evolution of Translation Tools: From Babel Fish to AI

Image
The Evolution of Translation Tools: From Babel Fish to AI Translation tools have come a long way since the early days of language translation, evolving from rudimentary aids to sophisticated AI-powered systems. This journey reflects not just technological advancements but also changes in how we approach and understand language. Here’s a look at the evolution of translation tools, from the mythical Babel Fish to today's cutting-edge AI technologies. 1. The Mythical Beginnings: The Babel Fish The concept of universal translation can be traced back to Douglas Adams' "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy," where the Babel Fish, a small creature that translates any language for its wearer, serves as a humorous yet idealistic symbol of universal communication. While fictional, this idea captured the imagination and desire for seamless translation across languages. 2. Early Translation Attempts: Machine Translation Origins **a. ** Early 20th Century: Statistical ...
Read more

Important distinctions and overlaps between translation and localization

Image
Important distinctions and overlaps between translation and localization Definition of Translation: The process of translating a text from one language to another without changing its original meaning is called translation. It mostly concentrates on the language component of the information. Key Characteristics: ü   Word-for-Word: Translation often involves a more literal conversion of words and phrases. ü   Language-Focused: The main goal is to convey the original message accurately. ü   Contextual Sensitivity: Translation must account for linguistic differences but doesn’t always address cultural context in detail. Real-World Example: Imagine a company releasing a user manual for a new product. The translation would involve converting the manual from English to French, ensuring that technical terms and instructions are accurately represented in French. For instance, "right-click" would be translated as "clic droit." Definition of localization: Loca...
Read more