Dutch Translation Services

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Professional

Certified

Reliable

Bringing the World Together

At Languages in Motion, we help you reach and connect with your audience with our Dutch translation services. Work with our Certified translators and experience on-time and 100% accurate professional translation services and on-site interpretation services

23 Million

Native Speakers Worldwide

Dutch Alphabet
is Written

Left
to Right

Hello

hallo

Dutch Translations

Certified
Translation

To deliver the best, we only employ the best. All our Dutch translators are certified by government-approved organizations, including the CTTIC and ATA.

Professional
Translation

When it comes to translating important documents, getting it right matters. You’ll experience premier professional translation services with us.

Audio Transcription
& Translation

From interview recordings to legal documents, you can expect 100% accurate Dutch audio transcriptions with our team, alongside a certified translation of the transcription.

Video
Translation

With our expert Dutch translators, we can efficiently translate all videos from and into the Dutch language with voice dubbing and subtitles.

Dutch Interpreter Services

Over the
Phone

With 24/7 access, you can access a Dutch interpreter in less than 30 seconds via our 1-800 line or mobile app.

Video

Enhance communication and build relationships anywhere and everywhere with on-demand or scheduled virtual video interpreting services.

On-Site

Live human interactions deliver the best results. Schedule our on-site interpretation services when you need it the most.

Unified
Platform

Whether on desktop or mobile, you can access Dutch interpreters on phone, video or on-site with our unified platform.

Simultaneous
Interpreting

Ideal for conferences and events, simultaneous interpreting ensures communication is maintained without any interruptions.

Mobile App

Download our App to access a Dutch interpreter via Phone or Video with a few taps on your smartphone.

About Dutch

Dutch is the primary language of the Netherlands, also known as Holland. There are roughly 23 million native speakers, and that number rises to 28 million when you add in people who speak it as a second language. This is due to the simplicity of the language. Thanks to its Germanic roots, Dutch is probably the easiest foreign language for native English speakers to learn. The language also has a distant relative in the South African language, Afrikaans. Let Languages in Motion build relationships between you and your communities with our Dutch translation and interpreting services.

History of the Language

The Dutch are historically known for their international trade, so even though there are few of them, their language still prevails across the globe, from Europe to Africa. Alongside French and German, it is one of the three official languages of Belgium. It is also the language of the entity, Netherlands Antilles, and includes Suriname and the islands of Curaçao, Sint Maarten, Aruba, Bonaire, Saba, and Sint Eustatius.  Afrikaans, which is a derivative of Dutch, is one of the official languages of South Africa.

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While it has similarities to English and German words, learning and understanding the Dutch language requires practice, skill and patience. It’s best if you do not have any of the necessary language skills that you get translation services when needed.

Although they are similar languages, Flemish and Dutch have several differences, mainly pronunciation, vocabulary (Netherlands Dutch has an English influence with Flemish having a French influence) and the role of informal languages. It should be noted that Flemish is spoken in northern Belgium, which borders Holland.

Due to the regional differences in the Netherlands, plus the global spread of the language, there are several types of dialects: First dichotomy, Holland and the Randstad, and minority languages, including Dutch Low Saxon and West Frisian. Thankfully, there is a standard Dutch that is commonly used, called ‘Algemeen Nederlands’.