Translation French English

With our team of experienced, bilingual French translators, Babelmaster Translations provides French to English translations and English to French translations of outstanding quality. Our French English translation services will help you support your internationalization efforts.

Experienced French Translators

Babelmasters' French translation teams are composed of French native speakers. With our pool of more than 10,000 translators we can select an expert with not only the language skills you need, but also the subject matter knowledge you are looking for.

We offer translation services from English to French and French to English in a broad range of industries including:

airlines & aerospace
advertising
automotive
construction
chemical
energy

food
FMCG
finance & banking
hardware & software
legal
mechanical engineering

medical
pharmaceutical
technical
tourism
telecommunications

All of our translation processes and systems are certified to ISO 9001:2008, a global standard for the translation industry. We are members of GALA, the Globalization & Localization Association, and of ATA, the American Translators Association. In addition, we are preferred language services provider of SAP, the market leader in enterprise application software and member of the SAP PartnerEdge Program for more than 10 years.

French Website Localization

Website Localization You need a French to English or an English to French translation of your website?

Our skilled and trained linguists together with localization experts will provide you assistance in the complex transformation of your website into French.

French Software Localization

Website Localization Software locailzation is crucial to offer software product to all the key markets in the world.

Babelmaster software localization teams have acquired knowledge and experience in localization assessment, multilingual databases, implementation and testing. Our experience will help you to develop products that correspond to the cultural characteristics, expectations, mental models and preferences of target user groups.

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French is a Romance language, along with Italian, Spanish, Catalan, Romanian, Portuguese and others. It is the only language spoken on 6 continents and in islands in the three biggest oceans. One important institution through which the French language is promoted globally is La Francophonie.

The French language is spoken by an estimated 80 million people as a native language and more than 150 million people as a second language. After English, it is the second most studied foreign language in the world.

It is official language in 29 countries and of many international organizations. In Europe French is official language in France (the country with the highest number of speakers of French as a native language), Belgium (the Wallonia region), Switzerland (western part), Luxembourg, Monaco and Aosta Valley (a semi-autonomous region in Italy) and is used in Andorra and by minorities in the Channel Islands. In Africa, it is official language in former colonies of France and Belgium. Although Africa has the highest number of French speakers, French is mainly a second language in Africa and is spoken as a first language only by a minority, especially by the urban population, especially in Abidjan (Ivory Coast) and Libreville (Gabon).

Francophone Africa includes countries in North Africa and Sub-Saharan Africa. In the Americas, it is official language in Canada (together with English), while being sole official language in the province of Quebec and it is official language also in Haiti along Haitian Creole. In the US, most French speakers are in Louisiana, Maine, Vermont and New Hampshire. French is official language also in the 11 French Overseas Departments and Territories.

French used to be the official language of the colony of French Indochina (Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia) and while its influence has diminished in these countries, it continues to be used by the older generations and taught in some schools and universities.

French has several dialects and regional variations. Many French-based Creole languages have developed in the former colonies, like for instance Haitian Creole.

The ISO code for French is fr.

Experienced French Translators

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