When estimating the exact price for a Thai translation service, we take into account various aspects that affect the cost of Thai translation and localization:
– Project capacity: In general, our Thai translation services are priced per word or character.
– Types of Services: We offer three kinds of Thai translation services: translation only, translation + editing, and translation + editing + proofreading. The price will increase if more tasks are involved.
– Industry experience: Any requirement for the translator’s specialized knowledge impact the price. A profound comprehension of a field and a strong mastery of its vocabulary are typically connected with a special skill.
Feel free to contact one of our experts today to receive a free Thai translation quote.

We often choose native Thai linguists for the target language in Thai translation services. For example, if you order Korean to Thai translation services, a native Thai linguist will translate your documents. For complex or high-volume documents, we will discuss and choose both native Korean and Thai translators.

Task size, content specificity, service types, and other different needs all affect the delivery time of a Thai translation service. A translator may translate between 2,000 and 2,500 words each day on average. Our translators can drastically reduce turnaround times using translation memory (TM) technology, depending on how much the content is repeated. To speed complex Thai translations, we can also provide a team of Thai translators rather than a single one.
Contact our experts now to discuss your turnaround requirements.

The following information can be used to measure the quality of our Thai translation services and industry expertise:
– Request a free 300-word translation test from one of our translators.
– Fill out this form to take a look at some of the Thai translation projects we have performed.
– See a list of customers with whom we have cooperated.
– To assure the most excellent quality, we use a QA and QC procedure for all Thai translation services, which you can see in the process above.
– Contact to see the CVs of our translators. We are excited to send you the CVs of our linguists with relevant skills. For further details, you can inform our staff.

Yes, your document’s data is stored confidentially, and only task-relevant staff have access to it. We deal with private and confidential information daily and will gladly certify this in writing and by signing non-disclosure agreements. We make sure that before starting work on the Thai translation tasks, all employees and experts must sign an NDA with GTE Localize.

Bank transfers, cash, Visa, Paypal, and Payoneer are all valid payment options. The US dollar, Euro, and Singapore dollar are among the acceptable currencies.
Please feel free to contact our team for additional details if you’d want to pay bills in a different currency.

GTE Localize is a budget-saving translation and localization agency located in Vietnam, Singapore, and United States. However, we can successfully serve customers across the world such as Canada, the U.K, China, Korea, Thailand, etc. based on our effective communication and workflow produces.

GTE Localize guarantees the quality of our Thai translation services. This guarantee applies to every content translated by us, regardless of service, deadline, or price. Our Thai translation services come with a lifetime warranty. Any problems with your Thai translation can be emailed to our team, and we will re-edit it for free.

About the Thai language:

• Thai is the official language of Thailand, spoken by approximately 60 million people worldwide.
• It is classified into 4 main dialect groups: northern, northeastern, southern, and central. Central Thai is the official dialect used by the government and the media.
• Thai is a tonal language like Lao, Vietnamese, and Chinese.

Linguistic features:

• Type of writing system: the syllabic alphabet.
• In the Thai writing system, there are no spaces between words. Spaces are only used to indicate where a sentence or clause ends and another begins.
• When translating from English into Thai, the volume of the text expands by an average of 15 percent due to the complexity of its characters.
• There are five tones in Thai, namely low, middle, high, falling, and rising.
• To represent these tones, there are four tone marks, with the unmarked letter denoting the fifth tone. It is best illustrated in the following grid.