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Brazilian Portuguese Translation Service
We are one of the UK's leading translation companies for affordable Brazilian Portuguese translation. We are able to translate any document for any trade or industry. Our translators are all qualified to an exceptionally high standard and have experience of at least 5 years. We offer excellent customer service and value for money.
As part of our Brazilian Portuguese Translation service we also offer project managed translation which ensures you know exactly where we are with your Portuguese translation and that you always have a point of contact.
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How do I get my Brazilian Portuguese translation?
- Send us the document by email to sales@wolfestone.co.uk or by using our free quote form or by fax to 0845 302 1914.
- One of our sales team will then get back to you with a quote as soon as possible (quote requests recieved within business hours - we aim to respond within 1 hour).
- When you have received the quote and you are happy to proceed, please let us know by email or telephone.
- We will then proceed with your translation and return it to you as soon as possible.
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Why choose us for your Brazilian Portuguese translations?
- QUALITY COUNTS: “…Wolfestone were competitively priced, very efficient and provided a high quality, intelligent and knowledgeable translation…”
- PRICING: “…Wolfestone prices were extremely competitive and they delivered earlier than we expected…”
- CUSTOMER SERVICE: “… I have always been very impressed with the level of customer service, friendliness, approachability, turnaround speed and accuracy of Wolfestone…”
- FLEXIBILITY and SPEED: "... we have found them to be accurate, reasonably priced, friendly, punctual and often prepared to go the extra mile to accommodate our sometimes demanding needs...”
- PROFESSIONALISM: “…we chose Wolfestone Translation because it enables us to receive fast, quality translation services. I have found them to be highly professional…
We know that Portuguese Language translation is far more than simply switching words between languages. We will make sure that your translation clearly, accurately and culturally conveys the true meaning, intent and spirit of the original text.
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The Brazilian Portuguese Language
Brazilian Portuguese (language code pt-BR; Portuguese: português brasileiro or português do Brasil) is a group of Portuguese dialects written and spoken by virtually all of the 189 million inhabitants of Brazil and by a few million Brazilian emigrants, mainly in the United States, United Kingdom, Portugal, Canada, Japan and Paraguay.
Roughly speaking, the differences between European Portuguese and standard Brazilian Portuguese are comparable to the ones found between British and standard American English. As with many languages, the differences between standard Brazilian Portuguese and its informal vernacular are quite significant, though lexicon and most of the grammar rules remain the same. Nonetheless, there are still scientific debates about the status of that variant due to those differences, especially whether or not it would be a case of diglossia.
The Brazilian formal written standard, which is defined by law and international agreements with other Portuguese-speaking countries, is actually very similar to the European one; but there are several differences in spelling, lexicon, and grammar. European and Brazilian writers also have markedly different preferences when choosing between supposedly equivalent words or constructs.
Nevertheless, the comparatively recent development of Brazilian Portuguese (and its original use by people of various roots), the cultural prestige and strong government support accorded to the written standard has maintained the unity of the language over the whole of Brazil and ensured that all regional varieties remain fully intelligible. Starting in the 1960s, the nationwide dominance of TV networks based in the southeast (Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo) has made the dialects of that region into an unofficial spoken standard for the means of communication, as well.
