Japanese Language Translation Services 
We offer professional translation services for English to Japanese, Japanese to English, Japanese to Chinese and Chinese to Japanese  language pairs. Also we translate Japanese to and from any other world language. 
Our team consists of expert Japanese translators. All translators specialize in different fields such as legal, financial, technical, medical and others. We have excellent software engineers and quality assurance Japanese editors who can localize any software product or a website. 
In the era of globalization, you definitely would want to consider to localize your website to Japanese language! This is the most cost-effective investment you can make to expand your business!
We make it possible. Our translation process is flawless and hassle free.

Japanese Language Facts

Japanese is not directly related to any other language (family).

Despite the complexity, Japan boasts an adult literacy level of 99%.

Even though Japanese is only spoken in Japan as first language, there is a good number of dialects with considerable variation.

Spoken in: Japan, Guam, Marshall Islands, Palau, Taiwan.

Region: East Asia, Oceania.

Total speakers: 127 million.

Official language of: Japan, Angaur.

Statistics:
- Japan - 127,333,002
- United States - 804,000
- Brazil - 380,000
- Peru - 109,000
- Canada - 43,000
- Mexico - 35,000
- Argentina - 32,000
- Germany - 20,000
- Singapore - 20,000
- Hong Kong - 12,000
- Paraguay - 12,000
- United Kingdom - 12,000
- Taiwan - 10,000
- Paraguay - 7,000
- Dominican Republic - 1,500
- United Arab Emirates - 1,300
- Panama - 1,200
- Mongolia (?)
- Philippines- 2,899
- Thailand (?)

Japanese uses 4 distinct systems of writing: kanji, hiragana, katakana and romanji. Hiragana is syllabic and the most original writing system in Japan. It is used for simple words, conjugations, particles and children's literature as it is the first set of writing which is taught. Katakana is used to write foreign words. Kanji is based on the Chinese writing system and consists of about 2000 signs. Recently, romanji, a romanization of Japanese words - has developed, too.

Japanese uses 4 different ways of addressing people: kun, chan, san and sama. Kun is somewhat condescending, chan is used for intimates and children, san is the universal mode and sama is deferential.

Vocabulary can vary according to gender of the speaking person: women use other vocabulary than men.
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