Native Arabic translators for Modern Standard Arabic and regional variants. Culturally precise translation for 500 million speakers across 25 countries.
Arabic is the official language of 25 countries and is spoken by over 500 million people across the Middle East, North Africa, the Gulf, and large diaspora communities worldwide. It is one of the six official languages of the United Nations. Arabic-speaking markets span a range of economic profiles, from the high-income Gulf states and their technology and finance sectors to North Africa's growing e-commerce and manufacturing industries.
We match each project to a translator from the target region. Every variant below is covered by native linguists.
Accurate translation of business documents, legal contracts, technical manuals, medical reports, and official certificates. Every project is handled by a specialist in the relevant field.
Learn moreFull website localization including UI strings, navigation, product descriptions, blog content, meta elements, and image alt text. WordPress translation via WPML available.
Learn moreSworn and certified translation for immigration applications, official certificates, notarized declarations, and legal submissions accepted by courts, embassies, and government agencies.
Learn moreSEO content translated with native keyword research in the target language. Metadata, on-page copy, and blog articles optimized for local search behavior, not translated from English keywords.
Learn moreConsecutive and simultaneous interpretation for business meetings, conferences, legal proceedings, and negotiations. On-site and remote formats available across Europe and internationally.
Learn moreSubtitling, dubbing, transcription, and voice-over services. Video content translated and timed by native linguists with experience in audiovisual formats and broadcast standards.
Learn moreBeTranslated provides professional Arabic interpretation for business meetings, legal proceedings, diplomatic events, commercial negotiations, conferences, and medical consultations. Our Arabic interpreters cover Modern Standard Arabic and a range of regional dialects including Gulf Arabic, Egyptian, Levantine, and Moroccan Darija, matching the interpreter to the specific dialect and context of each assignment.
Consecutive and simultaneous interpretation are available for in-person events. Remote interpretation is offered for international video conferences, online hearings, and virtual negotiations. Our interpreters cover major European business centers as well as Gulf cities including Dubai, Riyadh, Abu Dhabi, and Doha, with broader Middle Eastern and North African deployments available.
“We are extremely satisfied with the translation services provided. The translations were accurate, professional, and delivered on time. The attention to detail and linguistic precision were outstanding. Communication was smooth, and the team was always responsive and helpful. We highly recommend their services and will definitely use them again in the future!”
Google review (INTL) , a year ago
“Highly professional and meticulous work. They truly listened to my needs and communicated very responsively. Very satisfied with the work done.”
Google review (FR) , 2 months ago
“Very polyvalent and capable office. I got assisted and coached very well by Mike to achieve my business goals by implementing an effective approach to AI in the areas where it could have the most impact for our business. Mike made lots of suggestions and walked us through the best practices and strategies to implement and align the approaches and systems with our business. A heartfelt thank you for your coaching Mike!”
Google review (SL) , 10 months ago
Modern Standard Arabic (MSA or Fusha) is the formal written form used in news media, official documents, legal texts, and formal communications across all Arabic-speaking countries. Dialect Arabic varies significantly by region and is used in spoken conversation and some informal written content. For most business, legal, and official translation, MSA is appropriate. For marketing content targeting a specific region, dialect adaptation may be needed.
Yes. Arabic reads and is laid out from right to left, which requires specific handling in Word documents, InDesign layouts, web interfaces, and software UI. Our DTP team is experienced in Arabic typesetting and produces correctly formatted output in all standard file formats including PDF, DOCX, INDD, and HTML.
Yes. We work with translators from Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, and other Gulf countries for content targeting Gulf audiences. Gulf Arabic business vocabulary and formal conventions differ from Egyptian or North African Arabic, and we match translators to the specific target market.
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