Our translation agency in Valladolid coordinates language combinations for private clients, manufacturers, wineries, law firms and other organisations. English is particularly common, but we also handle French, German, Portuguese, Arabic, Romanian, Bulgarian, Chinese and many less frequent languages.
English and Spanish
English is central to international business, technical documentation, university paperwork and many official procedures. Our English-Spanish translation service covers both directions and includes business, technical, academic and official documents.
For documents that must be submitted to a Spanish authority, the key question is whether a sworn translation is required. The answer depends on the receiving body and should be checked before the project begins.

French
French is relevant to companies trading with France and other francophone markets, as well as to academic and official documentation. Depending on the purpose, a project may involve contracts, catalogues, technical material, wine documentation or personal certificates.
The certification terminology used in France is not identical to the Spanish sworn-translation system. When a document is crossing borders, we therefore identify the destination and intended procedure rather than assuming that one label means the same thing everywhere.
German
German is frequently associated with industrial, engineering and technical content. Manuals, supplier specifications, product documentation and quality material need stable terminology and a translator who is comfortable with the subject matter.
Projects of this type often connect directly with our technical and industrial translation service or our specialist automotive translation.
Portuguese
Portuguese may be required for business with Portugal or Brazil, and those two markets should not be treated as interchangeable. Spelling, terminology and commercial conventions differ. We therefore confirm the target market before assigning the work.
For export documentation, the language version should match the actual customer or market rather than being produced simply because a neighbouring country speaks a related language.
Arabic
Arabic projects can involve official documents, commercial material and cross-border business. The exact country matters, particularly where administrative terminology and document certification are involved.
For sworn or official work connected with Spain, we first determine whether the receiving authority requires the Spanish sworn-translation format and whether an appropriately appointed translator is available for the language pair.
Romanian and Bulgarian
Romanian and Bulgarian are both relevant in personal, employment and administrative documentation as well as business communication. Degrees, certificates, civil-status documents, employment records and company paperwork are typical examples.
As with any official assignment, a document should not automatically be sent through a sworn workflow merely because it looks administrative. The receiving institution's requirement remains the deciding factor.
Chinese
Chinese translation can involve technical documentation, international sales, interpreting and official documents. A project aimed at mainland China will normally use Simplified Chinese, while Taiwan, Hong Kong and other markets may require different script and terminology choices.
For business meetings or visiting delegations, we can also arrange interpreting in Valladolid when the required language and date are available.
Multilingual projects
A catalogue, website or documentation set may need several target languages at the same time. In that case, we organise the work from a common source set, maintain shared terminology where appropriate and keep language-specific decisions separate.
This is especially useful in export-heavy sectors such as wine, automotive manufacturing and food production, where the same product information may be used in several countries.
If your language is not mentioned above, contact our translation services team in Valladolid. LinguaVox works in more than 150 languages, and we can confirm availability once we know the language pair, subject matter and intended use.
Official documents are not handled in the same way in every language
If the purpose is an official procedure, language availability is only one part of the question. The required form of certification depends on the country, authority and language pair. For documents to be used in Spain, our sworn translation service can check whether the Spanish sworn-translator system is the appropriate route before the project starts.
Frequently asked questions
Do you work with languages other than those listed above?
Yes. LinguaVox works in more than 150 languages. The languages highlighted here are useful examples for Valladolid, not a closed list. Send us the language pair and subject matter and we will confirm availability.
Do you translate both directions, for example English to Spanish and Spanish to English?
In many combinations, yes, but availability depends on the language and subject. Direction matters because a translator normally works into a language in which they can produce fully idiomatic professional text.
Can one project include several target languages?
Yes. Multilingual catalogues, websites and technical documentation can be coordinated from a common source. We keep terminology aligned where useful while still allowing each language to follow its own natural conventions.
Which form of Chinese do you use?
That depends on the target market. Mainland China normally requires Simplified Chinese, while other markets may use Traditional Chinese and different terminology. We confirm the intended audience before assigning the translation.
Can you provide sworn translations in all 150 languages?
No. Sworn translation depends on the official system and the availability of an appropriately appointed translator for the language pair. We check this separately from ordinary professional translation.


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