English to Nepali and Nepali to English Translation Services
We are a professional English to Nepali and Nepali to English Translation Company in Dubai with years of experience and many delighted customers who come to us time and time again because they know we do a great job – just like you do. We ensure that our translators go through rigorous and meticulous testing before we take them on, and they always work into their native language. Our Nepali to English translators only works into their native English, and our English to Nepali translators only work into their native Nepali.
There is a rich history about Nepali. It all starts with its origin roots from the Hill region of Nepal in the western parts of the nation. The Nepali language goes way back to five hundred years ago when mountain dwellers migrated to the eastside of the nation and settled in the valleys of the Gandaki basin. Nepali or the Nepali language belongs to the Indo-Aryan language branch that originates from the Indo-European language clan. Nepali holds a close relation to the Hindi dialects and it is usually considered mutually intelligible. The language developed over the years to become widely spoken Nepali language these days.
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General Facts about Nepali Language
Like other Hindi and Sanskrit languages, Nepali is written in the Devanagari script and normally written from left to right. One of the noticeable characteristics of Nepalese is the horizontal line that runs along the top of the words and through the letters themselves. There are three main Nepalese languages. The three are used to classify speaker’s geographical region and they are eastern, western and central Nepalese dialects.
When it comes to linguistic arrangement of the Nepali language, it uses two grammatical genders and are either masculine or feminine. They also don’t have a neuter pronoun. Nepalese has around 14 million native speakers and another number uses it has their second language. Nowadays, the Nepali language is used for daily communication purposes. It is also the dominant dialect preferred by many speakers in government and within the media houses. And if you are a follower or scholar of the Buddhist religion, it is great to learn Nepalese.
We have been providing professional English to Nepalese and Nepalese to English translation service throughout the Middle East including Abu Dhabi, Ajman, Bahrain, Doha, Dubai, Fujairah, Muscat, Oman, Qatar, Ras Al Khaimah (RAK), Sharjah, Umm Al Quwain and of course Saudi Arabia.
