Burmese

Where is it spoken?

BURMESE is the official language of Burma or Myanmar. It is spoken by 33 million people as a first language and as a second language by 10 million. One of 1-StopAsia’s biggest search engine clients started a Burmese language service in 2013. Judging by what has happened with many other South East Asian languages, where companies such as Apple, MS, and Oracle followed, we believe this will propel an explosive increase in demand for the Burmese language. 1-StopAsia has been working with this rare language for more than 10 years on a number of Burmese social, health, tourism, and mining projects.

About translating Burmese

Like Thai or Lao, Burmese requires no spaces between words, though spaces after each clause are used today to enhance readability. Since translation technology traditionally revolves around the concept of spaces between words, 1-StopAsia’s engineers and linguists have to work creatively to reap the same benefit from technologies for terminology control and translation memory.

The rounded appearance of letters in the beautiful Burmese script comes from the use of palm leaves as the traditional writing material.

How 1-StopAsia works?

1-StopAsia’s native Burmese translators know how to process Burmese text effectively and efficiently. Our rigorous quality assurance procedure ensures that your translation is translated and reviewed by a native Burmese translator with a specific subject-matter specialty before it is proofread by a second translator. This guarantees that every detail of the document is checked, double-checked, and quality ensured.