Norwegian Language Overview

As the official language of the Kingdom of Norway, Norwegian belongs to the North Germanic branch of the Indo-European language family. Through a long development process, Norwegian has become quite similar to Swedish and Danish, allowing speakers of these three languages to communicate and interact with each other. However, due to Danish being the standard written language in the Norwegian region in the past, modern Norwegian development has been influenced by various factors.

According to Norwegian laws and government policies, there are currently two different written forms of Norwegian: Bokmål and Nynorsk. These two writing forms represent conservative and progressive writing styles, respectively, but both are used in education and official contexts. In practice, around 80% of the population uses Bokmål, while Nynorsk is more commonly used among farmers and fishermen.

Norwegian has absorbed many words from Low German and has also incorporated international technical vocabulary in recent years. It has also borrowed numerous new words from English. Norwegian consists of 29 letters, including 26 Latin letters and the special characters æ, ø and å.

Overall, Norwegian is a language rich in variation and characteristics, and its status and development are closely related to historical, political and cultural factors.

Norwegian Translation Service Agencies

Artlangs is an experienced Norwegian translation service agency with a strong translation team mainly composed of graduates from top universities with language-related majors. They also have years of experience studying in Norway or working as translators, enabling them to provide high-level Norwegian translation services. They accurately match translators based on different translation projects and provide global clients with comprehensive, fast, high-quality and cost-effective Norwegian translation services through strict translation review processes and refined translation service procedures.

Advantages of Norwegian Translation Services

The advantages of Norwegian translation services are as follows:

1. Abundant resources, supporting 230+ languages, with 30,000+ experienced translators covering 21+ mainstream industries and 2000+ language pairs;

2. Experienced, specializing in language translation services for 20 years, staying at the forefront of technology, employing senior translators with mature experience who have a deep understanding of various industries, successfully delivering hundreds of thousands of projects annually;

3. Competitive prices, highly competitive price system in the market, flexible package matching, no middlemen, no hidden costs, with potential savings of up to 30%;

4. Value-added services, 24/7 service, matching the most suitable translator for each project, providing four different service plans, lifetime after-sales service, meeting various customer needs.

Industries in the Norwegian Translation Field

Norwegian is the official language of the Kingdom of Norway, and translation needs cover various industries in the Norwegian market economy. These industries include traditional developed industries such as petroleum, papermaking, shipbuilding, machinery, hydropower, chemicals, wood processing, as well as modern industries like aluminum magnesium products, ferrosilicon alloy products, fertilizer chemicals, pharmaceuticals, electronics, services, aquaculture, shipbuilding, agriculture, forestry, fisheries, tourism, transportation, electronics communications, finance insurance, construction engineering, fiscal finance, crude oil, coke and refined petroleum products, metal products, machinery and instruments, fish products, automotive manufacturing, electronic optical products, chemical raw materials and products, light metals, and more. Therefore, the Norwegian translation field has broad market prospects and profound significance.