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Our method for teaching on 1-to-1 or small group of 10 students basis presents customized lesson plans that focus on the particular needs and levels of each student learning Urdu/Arabic. This approach allows the students to overcome any obstacle they may have with learning a language. In our private tutoring sessions, We work closely with each student and quickly determine needed areas for improvement with English. Private instructions focus on the student’s specific goals, ease concerns, and makes learning quicker and enjoyable! For you, tutoring hours are flexible and at your convenience. We offer tutoring, all days - Monday to Sunday, from | ||||
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Arabic Translation - Printing Journals and Books
We offer top quality modern Arabic translation to and from English/Urdu/Hindi/Persian and other Indian Languages. The literary quality of our Arabic work is the same as found in books, magzines and journals published in the Middle East or European Countries. Please inquire about the availability of other languages like Hindi and Persian.
Translation rates
Our all-inclusive flat rate for translation is as follows:
(a) Non-technical (literary/political/religious etc.): Rs. 2.00 (per word);
Minimum charges: Rs. 250.00 (per page)
(b) technical (scientific/legal/ads etc.): Rs. 3.00 per word
Minimum charges: Rs. 350.00 (per page)
Editing, proof-reading as well as high quality (1200dpi) computer typesetting in an appropriate font and in any specified size (maximum A3) of your running matter, according to your choice, are offered free of cost. But in the case of special designing (as in ads and brochures etc.), if required, an additional charge of Rs. 10.00/sq. inch will be made. Typesetting in book-format in case of special settings/scheme will be charged from Rs. 50.00 per page. The matter will be sent back to you by registered airmail. However, if Speed Post or courier services are required, an additional charge will be made for each instance of sending your matter by such service as specified under ‘printing’ (below).
Printing
We also undertake medium quality offset printing of your books and journals whether translated by us or not. Contact us with details for quotes.
Additional charges:
There will be no other charges except for the following:
Typesetting and proof-reading (if your matter is not camera-ready or is not translated by us): Rs. 50.00 per book page Rs. 30.00 or per page if your matter is received by us in electronic form (by e-mail or on floppy/CD);
Speed Post/courier: Speed Post/courier: Rs. 60.00 for Speed Post and Rs. 100.00 for courier (DHL etc.) multiplied by the number of times the matter is sent to you for approval/corrections;
Contact Us now: 09871015807 / 9015406401
Email at crystal.lingua@gmail.com now stating your requirements. We will be glad to send you on request samples of our work or specimen of printing/paper quality.
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With the increase of education, trade and industry, particularly with the Middle East and other Arabic speaking nations, there is a demand for skilled linguists in Arabic.
The study of Arabic as a language as well as the understanding of how the language continues to evolve with modern times is of great importance, particularly in a time where Arabic is viewed with increasing global scrutiny. Arabic is also one of the 6th official languages of the United Nations.
In the age of information super- highways, we all have become world citizens. Advent of the process of globalisation has made the coming together of people from different countries much more easier. Opening up of economies has resulted in MNCs coming to our country and setting up business here. And it is precisely because of this that learning foreign languages is not merely an advantage for all those who want to work abroad but also for those who want to grow in life. Obviously, opportunities to learn these languages is also increasing. In addition to numerous freelance options, language professionals find application in various sectors like aviation, hotel management, tourism, teaching, etc.
Earlier, teaching was the traditional choice of language graduates, but things have undergone a sea change and a wide variety of lucrative careers is available.
To become a General Translator you should have excellent writing skills and a strong vocabulary in at least two languages. This profession poses various challenges because different languages generally do not have same syntactical pattern and many words and phases do not have equivalents in other languages.
In recent years the need to translate reports, contracts and various business documents for MNCs set up in India has grown many folds. This kind of translation is Technical Translation. The corporate houses approach various translation centres for this purpose.
The job of interpretation involves a lot of trust because it is the interpreter only who knows the crux of the conversation which is going on. Further, the interpreter must possess very high proficiency over the language concerned because unlike the translator he does not enjoy the facility of a dictionary. The work has to be done on the instant. A good awareness of the current developments and the familiarity with new technical terms would definitely help them in being more successful. Generally, interpreters find job as tourist guides. After specialisation they can also work at international seminars and meetings.
When recorded audio reports are translated into text format, the process is known as transcription. With more and more professionals relying on skilled transcriptionists, it has become a very fast growing industry. The most popular job of medical transcriptionist, requires a knowledge of medical terms and familiarity with the American accent is essential.
Teaching is the most traditional choice of a language graduate and still is very popular. Various schools, colleges and specialised language institutions provide different avenues to the graduates. After acquiring experience you can also prepare teaching materials like books and CDs. Teaching can also be done on a freelance basis. Proficiency in at least two languages and possession of excellent communication skills is a must to become a successful language teacher. He/She should also be able to work under pressure. And with time the deemand for language teachers is ever increasing.
Apart from the aforementioned options, people with a knowledge of a foreign language can find jobs as airhostess and flight stewards. For all those executives and students who wish to travel to the non - English speaking countries for either work or further studies, the knowledge of a relevant foreign language is a must. It can also prove beneficial to those businessmen who intend to expand their business.
There are only a few institutes which insist on completion of Plus Two, otherwise, most of them do not have any eligibility criteria for admission.
Remuneration in this field depends upon the employer, skills and experience. The nature of job also makes a difference. For example, a translator can expect to earn between Rs.150 to Rs. 300 per page for Indian languages, between Rs. 300 to Rs. 500 for popular foreign languages such as French and German, and upto Rs. 750 per page for Japanese or Arabic.
People wishing to make a career in this field must have the aptitude to grasp the use of language. They need to have adaptability, good people's skill and an attitude for reaching out. It takes time to gain proficiency in language hence patience and perseverance is required.Our professional linguists include native Urdu speakers who are experienced in the nuances of the language and the requirements of effective translation and interpreting.
Urdu is the official language of Pakistan. There are approximately 50 million speakers of Urdu worldwide. Furthermore, Urdu serves as the primary language of Muslims residing in Pakistan and northern India.The spoken language of Urdu originated from Hindustani, a lingua franca of northern India. Despite the fact that Urdu comes from the same colloquial origin as Hindi, their literary forms are completely different from one another. This is due to the influence of Arabic and Persian on Urdu, and Sanskrit on Hindi. Written Urdu uses a modified version of the Persian Arabic alphabet.
ALS provides services in Urdu translation and interpretation in all media. To obtain a free quote for an upcoming Urdu project, please click here.
| Region: Also spoken in Afghanistan, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Botswana, Fiji, Germany, Guyana, India, Malawi, Mauritius, Nepal, Norway, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Thailand, UAE, United Kingdom, Zambia. |
| Countries Where Spoken: 10,719,000 mother tongue speakers in Pakistan (1993), 7.57% of the population. Population total all countries 60,290,000 or more. Including second language speakers: 104,000,000 (1999 WA). India, Mauritius, South Africa. |
| Countries Where Official: Pakistan |
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| Native Speakers: 10,719,000 |
| Speakers Total: 60,290,000 |
Before you begin to learn Arabic, it is important that you decide what kind of Arabic you want to learn. You can choose to learn from standard or classical Arabic, or a variety of different dialects depending on its location. If you are unsure or do not have any attraction to a specific Arabic nation, your best bet would be to learn Modern Standard Arabic or MSA. Although this classical or standard version may sound rather formal to native speakers, it can give you a good foundation in grasping the language and it is also useful in the sense that it is what is used throughout the Arab world in media and politics.
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