Malayalam Translation Services

LinguaVox is an award-winning online translation agency offering language services in more than 150 languages and thousands of language combinations. We work exclusively with qualified translators, who are required to have a degree (often in Translation Studies) and specialised qualifications. Our translators have proven experience in the translation industry and extensive knowledge of industy-specific terminology in the fields of agriculture, government, law, pharmaceuticals, insurance, mobile phones, patents, information technology, biotechnology, and many other subject matters.

LinguaVox can assist you with your Malayalam into English document translation requirements. We have a large database of experienced translators who can provide outstanding translations of contracts, business letters, press releases, brochures, product catalogues, user manuals, patents, and virtually every document type. You can choose to have your documents translated into British, American, Australian, Canadian, New Zealand English, etc.

Our Malayalam translators are knowledgeable about the various dialectal variations and fully proficient in English. We guarantee that the final product will read as if it had been written in Malayalam.

We have Malayalam interpreters providing consecutive, simultaneous, teleconference, and other interpreting modalities in Thiruvananthapuram, Kollam, Kottayam, Cochin, and many other Indian cities, as well as in Europe and North America.

Additionally, LinguaVox has specialised departments offering desktop publishing services in Malayalam, multimedia translations (including Malayalam voice actors, subtitles, etc.), website translations, and urgent Malayalam translation solutions.

You can confidently entrust your Malayalam translation project to LinguaVox. Our 22 years of experience and two international certificates guarantee our quality standards.

Malayalam is one of India’s 22 official languages and the official language of the state of Kerala, in South Western India. Malayalam is also spoken in India’s outlying islands and in Western cities with a large Malayalam population, mainly in the United Kingdom and in the United States.

Malayalam dialects are classified into geographical dialects and religious dialects, all of which present distinct variations in pronunciation and vocabulary. Whereas the Muslim Malayalam dialects have a high percentage of loan words from Arabic and Urdu, the Christian dialects are influenced by Latin and Portuguese. All in all, linguists affirm that there are as many as 30 Malayalam dialectal variations.

Written Malayalam is particularly complex, as it consists of 578 characters. Malayalam computer fonts are a recent development.