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Do you need a translator for Cinese? We offer professional translations by native-speaking translators for German-Chinese and other language combinations with Chinese. You can choose from numerous translation services — with or without certification.
Translation in just a few steps
Order your translation service via our online shop for translations in just a few clicks.
- Choose a service and place your order.
- Upload your document.
- The rest happens automatically.
After a few days you can download the final translation. Certified translations will be sent to you by mail.
Our quality promise
High quality is our top priority. That is why we recommend choosing a human Chinese translator instead of translation programmes such as DeepL.
We make sure that your translation is accurate and sounds local.
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Facts about the Chinese language
About 1.16 billion people across Asia and other regions speak Chinese (Mandarin) as their mother tongue.
At least five countries and territories—including mainland China, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, and Hong Kong—use Chinese as one of their official languages. We primarily differentiate between Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese.
Mandarin Chinese uses four main tones (high level, rising, falling‑rising, and falling) plus a neutral tone—meaning that the same syllable pronounced with different tones can convey entirely different meanings (e.g., “mā” 妈 “mother” vs. “mǎ” 马 “horse”).
Chinese characters (汉字) are logograms: each character represents a word or a meaningful part of a word rather than a sound. There are over 50,000 characters recorded in dictionaries, though literacy in modern Chinese typically requires knowledge of around 3,000–4,000 commonly used characters.
Chinese boasts the world’s longest continuous written history, dating back over 3,000 years to the Shang dynasty’s oracle bone inscriptions (c. 1250 BCE). This unbroken literary tradition has deeply influenced neighboring cultures like Japan, Korea, and Vietnam.
“Chinese” encompasses a family of related but often mutually unintelligible varieties. The major groups include Mandarin (the largest, about 70% of speakers), Wu (e.g., Shanghainese), Yue (e.g., Cantonese), Min (e.g., Taiwanese Hokkien), Xiang, Hakka, and Gan.
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FAQs: Chinese Translation
Yes, we also certify your Chinese translations.
Please note:
We can guarantee that our Chinese-to-German certified translations are officially recognised.
If you select standard delivery, your final translation will be sent to you after three to five working days. If you choose our express service, it only takes two to three days.
Before we ship your translation, we will ask for your approval via our translation portal. This gives you the opportunity to make any last-minute changes and double-check the spelling of names and contact details.
As soon as you place your translation order, our system automatically matches it with the right translator for the job.
The criteria include:
- language combination.
- subject matter/specialism.
- certified translation: yes/no.
Our network includes over 1.200 translators to cover a wide range of language combinations and specialisms, which enables us to find the right translator for your specific needs.
DeepL ist great when it comes to the translation of short texts for private and non-professional use.
However, when it comes to professional translations for an application, business cases or specialised texts, such as medical or legal translations, you should trust in a human translator. At lingoking we have a broad network of professional and native-speaking translators with expertise in different areas. Furthermore, we guarantee the correctness and accuracy of our translations. The high quality of your translation is our highest priority.
Do you need a certified translation? These can only be done by human court-sworn translators.