Hire Specialists for Italian Translation Services in New York, NY
Pronto Translations relies on over 20 years of experience in business to help corporate and individual clients with high-quality English-to-Italian translation services for all types of documents.
Are you looking for language translation service specialists to help you with professional Italian translation services? Then come to Pronto Translations, where we will assign an experienced translator or interpreter for business or personal purposes. Whether you need to translate a diploma, a contract or medical documents, we will provide you with an accurate translation and deliver it on time.
Depending on the type of document, we will assign the project to a specialist who knows not only the languageat a high level of proficiency but also the specific terminology. Our foreign language service also includes Spanish to Italian translation, as well as from dozens of other languages into Italian.
Official in four countries plus official minority status in two
Italian (italiano or lingua italiana) is an official language in Italy, the Holy See (a.k.a., the Vatican), San Marino and in two cantons of Switzerland (the Grisons and Ticino). The language also has an official minority status in the portions of Croatia and Slovenia that form the western part of the Istrian peninsula.
Many speakers of Italian inhabit several countries where the language formerly had an official status: Albania (dating back to when the country had been annexed by the Kingdom of Italy), Malta, Monaco, Montenegro, the Nice, Savoy and Corsica regions of France, the Ionian Islands and the Dodecanese in Greece.
A translator can handle even the most difficult documents in Italian.
Italian is generally understood by the population of Corsica due the Corsican language’s proximity to Tuscan, the dialect on which modern Italian is based.
It used to be an official language in the areas formerly colonized by Italy – present-day Libya, Ethiopia, Eritrea and Somalia – where it still plays an important role in certain sectors.
Importance in the European Union
Italian is a key language of the EU, due to its role as one of the working languages of the Council of Europe and one of the official languages of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, making Italian translation services in demand all throughout the region.
Some 15% (67 million) of the EU population speaks Italian, making it the second most-widely spoken language across the region. When the Italian-speaking populations of non-EU countries – Albania, Switzerland and the UK – are included, the total number of speakers climbs to 85 million.
Italian is the Holy See’s main working language and serves as the common language across the Roman Catholic hierarchy. It is also the language of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta.
Italian is one of the languages covered by the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages in Bosnia and Herzegovina and in Romania, although it is neither a protected idiom nor co-official.
Vast immigration from Italy has kept the language alive in its many overseas communities
Italian is also spoken by a large diaspora spread throughout the Americas (most notably in Argentina, Brazil (primarily in the city of São Paolo), Canada (mainly in Ontario), Costa Rica, Paraguay, the United States (concentrated in CT, NJ, NY and RI), Uruguay and Venezuela, as well as in Australia (second most spoken foreign language after Chinese).
Many Italian speakers are native in Italian and well as in the regional variety predominant in the area of Italy where they reside or from where they immigrated.
Importance in music, the arts and gastronomy
From adagietto to vivacissimo, Italian composers were the first to use music notation, as well as the first to annotate the scores they had written. The practice quickly spread throughout Italy and then became the written lingua franca of Europe’s classical music community.
With the Renaissance starting in Florence, Italy, Italian quickly developed and has since maintained a key role in the worlds of art and gastronomy.
There Is a Constant Demand for English-to-Italian Translation Services
How likely is it for someone in the US to need English-to-Italian translation services? The answer is – very likely. The world is home to over 61 million native Italian speakers and nearly 2 million of them live in the United States. With Italy offering citizenship by descent going back many generations, there is a huge demand for English-to-Italian translation services for the multiple documents that need to be presented to the Italian authorities when filing an application.
Thus, anyone doing business or deciding to marry a citizen of any of these countries needs professional English-to-Italian translation services from a local agency. Our team is always ready to help you, no matter how long or complex your translation project may be. If you need the translation within a very short time, our team will ensure that you receive it on time, no matter what.
Hire Specialists in Italian Translation Services!
Pronto Translation is your trusted language service agency, with over 20 years of experience in business. You can hire our Italian translation services online or visit us at our offices in New York, NY.
Our team of seasoned Italian translators is also available for clients living in:
Manhattan, NY
Chelsea, NY
Midtown, NY
Soho, NY
Greenwich Village, NY
Hoboken, NJ
Jersey City, NY
…and anywhere worldwide.
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