Norwegian Translation Services

When you need Norwegian translations, contact Kings of Translation. Our industry experts have a portfolio of 120 languages so they can deliver impeccable translations within your desired deadline.

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Navigate the Nordic landscape with precision through Kings of Translation’s Norwegian translation services. Our online platform provides expert translations to and from Norwegian, offering businesses, academic institutions, and individuals the opportunity to communicate effectively with Norwegian-speaking audiences. Whether you’re dealing with legal documents, technical manuals, marketing campaigns, or literary works, our professional translators are proficient in the nuances of Norwegian language and culture. We deliver accurate, culturally relevant translations that ensure your message resonates with its intended audience. Trust Kings of Translation for professional and secure Norwegian translation services, online, to bridge linguistic barriers and foster meaningful connections.

The benefits of Kings of Translation for your Norwegian translation needs

As well as our extensive experience, by using Kings of Translation for your Norwegian translation needs, you will benefit from:

Seamless technical translations in 120 languages.
High-quality 24/7 client support.
Flexible, affordable payment plans.
Niche industry skills and linguistic knowledge
One-day project delivery times, if that’s what you need.

As an industry leader in all types of translation, the Kings of Translation team has the experience and expertise to deliver the highest industry standard of Norwegian translation.

Our services also offer the following benefits for your convenience and peace of mind:

With a portfolio of 120 languages, our experts will be proficient in both the origin and source language.
You will be assigned a niche industry expert with proficiency in both the origin and source language that you require.
We have an international team of translators, so whatever your time zone and deadline, we have someone available to complete your project 24/7.
We offer competitive fees with a range of flexible payment plans.

Did you know this about the Norwegian language?

The Norwegian language is a broad term that umbrellas a few dialects. Bokmål is the official Norwegian dialect, and Nynorsk signals the New Norwegian dialect. High Norwegian is called Hognorsk. The dialects vary from city to city. However, Nynorsk and Bokmål are used in writing the Norwegian language.
Bokmål and Nynorsk can create complete sentences without loaning words from another language or dialect. These dialects are native to Norwegian because of their use since childhood.
Nynorsk has a complex grammar compared to Bokmål since it practices three genders; neuter, feminine, and masculine. On the other hand, Bokmål manipulates the masculine and feminine to create a common gender.
The words in the Norwegian language are very similar to English words. While some are precise, like problem and bank, others are less obvious. These words are av (of) and Velkommen (welcome).
Since Norwegian sea-travelers settled in Iceland, the two languages are much related. Furthermore, the Danish language also reined Norway and Iceland for some time. Therefore, there is limited Danish influence in the Norwegian language.
Danish was the written language in Norway from 16^th to 19^th century. You could consider Bokmål a Norwegian version of the Danish language. However, Nynorsk is the Danish opposite version of the Norwegian language with conflicting dialects and grammar.
Norwegian is identifiable with its clear tones and accent. A foreign speaker will assume the language as singing due to its tonal attribute. However, it may be challenging to differentiate between homonyms.
Who doesn’t wish to relax and drink on the weekends? The Norwegians like it so much that they created a specific word—helgefylla. The event officially involves lovingly drinking on weekends and having a laugh with your friends.
Similar to the Swedish language, there is no word for “please” in the Norwegian language. The language is polite and lyrical, so the absence of “please” has never been noticed. The words automatically change into unnecessary politeness, such as “can you” or “may you.”

Frequently Asked Questions

Who speaks the Norwegian language?

The Norwegian language is chiefly spoken in Norway because it is its official language. However, many Norwegian speakers also reside in Iceland, Denmark, and Sweden. Other countries include Spain, Canada, and the ISA.

How many people speak Norwegian?

5.3 million people are speaking the Norwegian language when you read this sentence. The majority of the percentage of Norwegian speakers reside in Scandinavian countries, Europe, and Canada.

Is Norwegian different from the Swedish language?

Norwegian and Swedish are derived from the Scandinavian languages. Therefore, they share the exact words and pronunciations verbatim. The languages are entirely different in their written form. However, their interpretation is subjective.

How is Norwegian different from Danish?

Norwegian and Danish are also from the Scandinavian languages, which means similar grammar and vocabulary. Furthermore, the two languages are very similar in writing form, though the pronunciation may vary.

Kings of Translation area of expertise

Kings of Translation will work with the client to provide translations in the following specialties:

Localizing websites to generate Norwegian online traffic
Localizing mobile applications for Norwegian users
Localizing gaming for the Norwegian entertainment industry
Localizing product descriptions and packaging to attract Norwegian customers
Norwegian Digital marketing
Customer support for Norwegian users
Pamphlets, traveling guidelines, protocols for the Norwegian sector

Our Norwegian translation fees

At Kings of Translation, we pride ourselves on providing the highest professional quality and value at the most reasonable prices. To learn more about our competitive prices and flexible payment terms, contact us today.