Harrison Chinook Translation Services
Our fully certified Chinook translators are qualified to handle all types of official document translations, delivering precise and reliable results. Whether you are based in Harrison or anywhere in Australia, we're able to assist with our simple email order and delivery process. We take pride in offering professional services that meet the highest standards. Let us take care of your Chinook translation needs with expertise and efficiency.
Benefits of our Chinook certified translators
- Reliable translators: Whether you need documents translated to or from Chinook, or any other language, our translators are ready to assist.
- Expedited service: We strive to deliver your translation swiftly, while not compromising on quality.
- Professionally certified: Our Chinook translators are highly qualified for official translations.
- Official translation: Chinook to English translation, or English to Chinook translation
Harrison Professional Document Translation Services
STS is a leading language services company for document, video and audio translations in Australia. You can order from Harrison, anywhere in Australia or overseas, we are your reliable partner for professional translation services.
Harrison, located in Canberra's northern suburbs, is a vibrant and culturally diverse suburb. The area has significant populations of Indian, Filipino, and Chinese residents, with Hindi, Tagalog, and Mandarin widely spoken. Harrison offers a mix of modern residential developments, schools, and community services, making it a popular choice for families and professionals.
Five facts about the Chinook language
- Chinook Jargon, also known simply as Chinook, is a trade language that originated in the Pacific Northwest of North America.
- The language developed as a pidgin for communication between Indigenous peoples and later between Indigenous peoples and European settlers.
- Chinook Jargon has elements from several languages, including Chinookan, Nuu-chah-nulth, French, and English.
- The language was widely used during the 19th century, particularly in the fur trade and among settlers in the Oregon Country.
- Today, Chinook Jargon is largely a historical language, though it is remembered and studied by linguists and historians interested in the cultural history of the Pacific Northwest.
Our professional translators can easily handle any documents requiring translation and are fully supported by our large team of language experts and DTP engineers. The fastest way to get started is by sending us your documents and requirements for review and quote. STS is a leading language services provider for document translations.