
Capital Linguists
Certified English to French Translation Services
“French translation for when every word matters.”
Live Interpreters
Available by phone, video, or in person
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Document Translation
Translate documents, books, or websites
Document Translation
Capital Linguists
A French translation service you can count on
Communicating in French has never been easier with Capital Linguists, a world-class provider of certified French translation services, with impressive turnaround times. As experts in the industry, Capital Linguists understands that translating the French language is about more than just words; it’s also about conveying meaning and intent – as well as the important cultural nuances embedded within it.
Among our team of professional French translators, we cover an impressive array of specialties and niches, from experts in Canadian, Swiss, and Belgian French to those with a particular expertise in legal or medical translation. Whatever the nature of your French translation project, you’re in safe hands with Capital Linguists.
For prompt service, call (612) 817-7744, or email info@capitallinguists.com
and we will contact you immediately.
Why Choose Capital Linguists?
Our Promise to You…
Quick Response
Our prompt customer service will impress you. You will get answers to all your questions. Always available, our Project Managers will guide you through the process and provide timely updates.
Competitive Cost
You will experience fast and accurate service at competitive rates. You will not be shocked with any of our service costs. We offer top quality translation and interpretation services to suit your budget.
Fast & Free Quotes
Before booking our translation and interpretation services by phone or email, we will review the quote with you. We provide fast and free quotes for all of our services. Feel free to contact us anytime.
Why Translate Documents into French?
Did you know that approximately 80 million people worldwide
speak French as their first language? Added to that, another 240 million speak
it as a second language, making French the fourth-most spoken language in the
world. It is also one of the few languages to be spoken on every continent,
and, in terms of the number of countries where it is an official or common
language, it ranks as the second-most used language on the planet.
That's also why there is such variation in the language, depending on whether
you're a French speaker in Europe, Africa, North America, Oceania or elsewhere
in the Francophone world. For instance, Canadian French (often referred to as
Québécois) differs considerably from European French, due to a combination of
historical, cultural, and linguistic reasons.
Despite stemming from the same origins, European French and Canadian French
have developed very differently over the centuries, each being subject to
various influences. In Europe, the language has been steadily shaped by other
European languages and cultures. Meanwhile in Canada, the language has retained
many of its original 17th-century expressions, while also unsurprisingly being
influenced by American English.
Speaking of which, it’s also worth noting that French is spoken by 2 million
people in the United States. It’s clear that both high-quality, precise French
translation services and French
interpretation services are essential for these diverse worlds to interact
and communicate unhindered.

Your English to French / French to English Translators
- French to English + 200 Other Languages
- Translators with Over 5 Years of Experience
- Certified Legal Translations
- Professional Medical Translations
- Experts in Technical, Marketing, and Financial Translations
- Accurate and Culturally Sensitive Localization
- Certified and Notarized Translations
- Native Translators from France & Canada
- Accurate Regional Adaptations for Quebecois
- Advanced Translation Memory Tools for Consistency
- Project Manager Available 24/7
- ISO 9001 and ISO 17100 Certified
Industries Capital Linguists Specialize In
Legal
Capital Linguists is a leading provider of certified legal translations. Our professional French translators are experts not only in the French language but also in its legal conventions, terminology, and protocols. We’ll ensure your translation is accurate and legally binding, while protecting your confidentiality.
Government and NGOs
Capital Linguists excels in French translation projects for governmental agencies, NGOs, and regulatory bodies. Our specialist translators possess the precision and in-depth understanding of legal, administrative, and cultural nuances paramount to a successful governmental translation.
Medical
Accuracy in French medical translation truly can be life and death. Capital Linguists’ medical translators are not only French experts; they’re also well-versed in medical terminology and protocols. We’ll also ensure you avoid potential liability issues or misunderstandings in the medical world.
Time to Expand Your Global Reach?
Get a Quote from Us Today We have free quotes by telephone or email for all our services: translation, interpreting and large event simultaneous interpreting services. We’d like to hear about your project and offer our suggestions and guidance. For the most prompt customer service and skilled interpreters and translators, call Capital Linguists today. Contact us 24×7 for all translation and interpretation needs: (612) 817-7744 info@capitallinguists.com
Find Out More About the French Language
Interested to find out more? At Capital Linguists, we are passionate about the French language – including how best to communicate with French speakers and the wider Francophone community. Why not delve deeper into the world of French translation?
Discover how French translators can also provide French voiceover services – and the impact they can have on your ability to communicate with your target audience.
Interested in learning more about our approach to French document translation? You can find more here!
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