Hindi is one of India’s two official languages, alongside English. As such, it finds substantial use in the country’s public administration, as well as domestic commerce. The language is spoken by over 600 million people in India and all over the world, making it a potent force on the world market. Reach over 600 million Hindi speakers in India and all over the world.

English, a major language, is spoken by 1.8 billion people in the world. There is an onus to take your Hindi documents and content to English to the world stage through translation. If you need to translate any Hindi document from English, we have you covered. Our language specialists work in every industry, you don’t have to worry about linguistic complexities in your niche being lost in translation.

The Indian market is propelling itself toward ambitious economic growth, which means there is high demand for language solutions in many sectors. That’s why our language professionals are more than translators—they are also specialists with experience in a wide range of industries. Here are some of the different services we offer:

If you need translations between Hindi and any language other than English, Tomedes has built a network of over 20,000 translators with a distinct repertoire of language skills. We will match you with an appropriately skilled native-speaking translator for Hindi within minutes. Chat with one of our agents now to get a quote or answer any of your questions.

Hindi is a direct descendant of Sanskrit, one of the most ancient languages (dating all the way back to the second millennium BCE)  that still has living speakers today.

The script that Hindi is written in is called devanagari, which translates into English as “from the abode of the divine”. Its alphabetical table, called the varṇamālā, has an equally lyrical translation: “garland of letters”.

September 14th marks the celebration of Hindi Diwas, the anniversary of Hindi’s adoption by the Constituent Assembly of India as the country’s official language in 1949.

Contrary to popular belief, Hindi is not the national language of India. According to the Indian constitution, Hindi is one of 22 recognized regional languages; it holds official status alongside English as a language of administration. 

Hindi has loaned a large number of words to the English language. Aside from the more obvious examples like karma, nirvana, chutney, guru, and yoga, there are also many terms in common use today that are borrowed or adapted from Hindi but are likely to fly under most people’s radar:

• Bandanna

• Bangle

• Bungalow

• Cot

• Dinghy

• Juggernaut

• Jungle

• Mantra

• Punch (the drink)

• Pundit

• Shampoo

• Thug

Whether you are in search of Hindi to English translation services or a Hindi translator for English documents, Tomedes always guarantees our work. Our administrative staff is on-call regardless of what time zone you are in or what continent you are on, so don’t hesitate to reach out for a complimentary initial consultation. With locations all around the world, Tomedes is available for you 24/7. Please contact us via the form on our website or by email at support@tomedes.com for any of your Hindi translation service needs. If you would like to reach Tomedes by phone, do not hesitate to call our US offices at +1 985 239 0142 or our UK offices at +44 1615 096140. We look forward to hearing from you and helping you with your Hindi translation.