Our services
Nova Languages offers a full range of language services to meet all of your
multilingual communication needs. Learn more about our services.
Interpretation
Experienced consecutive and simultaneous interpreters for all your live events
Transcription
Transcribing interviews, lectures, focus groups and more — from all audio formats
Desktop Publishing (DTP)
Foreign language typesetting of all your print materials for the global marketplace
Subtitling
English or foreign language subtitling for your videos, DVDS, web clips and more
Our services
Nova Languages offers a full range of language services to meet all of your
multilingual communication needs. Learn more about our services.
Interpretation
Experienced consecutive and simultaneous interpreters for all your live events
Transcription
Transcribing interviews, lectures, focus groups and more — from all audio formats
Desktop Publishing (DTP)
Foreign language typesetting of all your print materials for the global marketplace
Welcome to Nova Languages
Nova Languages offers a full range of language services to meet all of your
multilingual communication needs. Learn more about our services.
Providing certified translation services
in over 80 languages
Nova Languages is a full-service language agency providing translation and other language services, such as interpretation and transcription, internationally to businesses, institutions, and individuals.
From a single page personal document to large-scale, multilingual
projects, our competitive rates, quick turnaround times and expert
service ensure that your project is handled with the care and
professionalism it deserves.
Let us know how we can help! Email us at [email protected] or fill out our free quote form.
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Nova Languages offers a full range of language services to meet all of your
multilingual communication needs. Learn more about our services.
The Spanish island that communicates by whistle
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Why neural networks aren’t fit for natural language understanding
One of the dominant trends of artificial intelligence in the past decade has been to solve probl...
Aboriginal languages making comeback through new training program and dictionaries
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The Global Extinction of Languages Is Threatening a Vital Type of Human Knowledge
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How do children learn languages faster?
Children at a younger age learn languages at a much faster pace than teens or older people. The ...
What Language Did the Vikings Speak?
When the Vikings first began to spread out from their northern lands to raid and conquer large s...
A new language is here, and almost everyone in the world knows it
What is common between Indian WhatsApp uncles and Kim Kardashian? It’s the use of emojis. From n...
Sequoyah and the Almost-Forgotten History of Cherokee Numerals
By 1828, Sequoyah was at the peak of his renown. His syllabary had been accepted by the Cherokee...
What makes someone bilingual? There's no easy answer
It's estimated that half the world's population is bilingual, and two-thirds of the world's chil...
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