Translation Services
- Website Translation
- Business Documents
- Professional Correspondence
- Marketing Material
- Tourism Content
- Educational Material
- Articles
- Brochures
- Digital Content
- CVs
- Applications
- Company Profiles
- Email Communication
- Social Media
Sprachraum · Translation
German ↔ English Translation
Your message should sound natural in both languages.
Sprachraum provides professional German-English and English-German translation for businesses, organisations, educators and private clients — in South Africa and internationally.
Good translation is not simply replacing words. Meaning, context, tone, audience and readability matter.
Proofreading & Editing
- Grammar
- Spelling
- Style
- Tone
- Clarity
- Readability
- Natural Language Flow
- German Proofreading
- English Proofreading
Translation is not always enough.
Websites, marketing campaigns and branded content sometimes need to be adapted rather than translated literally, so they sound natural to a German or English audience and carry the same intention.
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For Business
- German ↔ English Translation
- Copywriting
- Website Content
- Proofreading
- Editing
- Transcreation
- Email Marketing
- Social Media Content
- Business German
- Employee German Training
- Ongoing Content Support
One space. Different kinds of support.
- Austrian German Expertise
- German A1–C2
- Goethe Preparation
- German ↔ English
- Copywriting
- Individual Support
- Business Services
- Online Internationally
Translation Pricing
- Standard Translation
- From R2.50 per word
- Specialised Translation
- From R3.25 per word
- Minimum Project Fee
- R750
- Proofreading & Editing
- From R650/hour
- Website Translation & Transcreation
- Custom quotation
- Large / Ongoing Projects
- Custom quotation
Non-sworn translations only.
Final pricing depends on the language direction, complexity, subject matter, formatting requirements and deadline.
For larger projects, a deposit may be required before work begins.
Your message should sound natural in both languages.
Good translation is not simply replacing words. Meaning, context, tone, audience and readability matter.