Spanish Translation And Its Importance

 


5.8% of the world's population speaks Spanish.

Beyond Spain, Spanish is spoken as a native language or as an official language in a large number of nations. When you actually travel abroad, you can come across a lot of people that are bilingual in Spanish and their native dialect.

Spanish is the second most spoken language in the world, after English, according to statistics. So many people are learning Spanish as a second language, not just in Korea but also in nations where English is the global standard language, like the United States and the United Kingdom. In reality, 460 million people speak Spanish as their first language globally. It is estimated that native Spanish speakers make up an astonishing 5.8% of the global population.

Which countries speak Spanish?

Officially, 20 nations speak Spanish. Other countries that speak Spanish include Chile, Cuba, Colombia, Uruguay, Mexico, and Ecuador in addition to mainland Spain. These nations share a characteristic with the recent continent discovered in Spain. Spanish is still widely used in nations that were formerly ruled by Spain as a result of this impact. Even though it is an Asian nation, the Philippines speaks a lot of Spanish because Spain once ruled there.


Why is Spanish so popular?

The first nation that comes to mind when considering a former international power is typically England, which was even referred to as "the place where the sun never sets." But before England, there was a place called Spain that had a vast colony that extended from the Americas to the continents of Africa and Asia. The majority of the former colonies are now independent of Spain, and the colonial empire it built is long gone, yet Spanish is still spoken in every nation. The majority of Latin American countries, with the exception of Brazil, speak Spanish, according to the map.

Why is Spanish Interpretation and Translation tricky?

Of course, not everyone uses it at the same degree even within the same Spanish-speaking nation. According to the language and accent used in daily life, Peru, Colombia, Mexico, Guatemala, etc., speak Spanish at a level that is comparable to or on par with Spanish in Spain, but individuals in Paraguay, Costa Rica, Argentina, and other countries who are fluent in Spanish may also speak it. It can be challenging to understand Spanish. Particularly, the Spanish spoken in Chile, the Dominican Republic, and Cuba has a distinct regional accent that makes it challenging for native speakers to comprehend. After all, you will realize that it is not an easy work when you are in a position where you have to interpret and translate, regardless of how well you speak Spanish.



As Spanish is frequently written in official documents, Spanish translation is required when working with documents from the perspective of enterprises and individuals wanting to enter Spanish-speaking countries, such as Spain. If you need help with this process from a company with excellent language skills and certifications for Spanish translation for various certificates, please visit ISiS Korea. We provide systematic translation and interpretation services, and we have experience working with organizations with a variety of documents. Even if you only observe the translation process, you can obtain a more complete outcome since a native speaker thoroughly reviews the translated text once it has been completed.

We can proceed with appropriate expressions for each country because translations are done by people who are not only fluent in Spanish but also deeply knowledgeable about the local culture, so don't hesitate to visit us.

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