Catalan, along with Basque and Galician, is one of the three co-official languages of Spain As such, it has a large presence in our country and of the three languages mentioned, it is the one with the largest number of speakers. This language has received greater attention in recent years, both nationally and internationally, due to the situation of relations between Catalonia and Spain. For this reason, the services of expert Catalan translators and interpreters have recently been needed more than ever, both for translation into Catalan translation from Catalan.

Moreover, the areas where this language is spoken, such as Barcelona or the Balearic Islands, attract tourists from all over the world, both for their natural landscapes and their culture. The Picasso Museum, the Sagrada Familia, Park Güell, Ibiza… all of them are always full of people who may not speak Catalan. For this reason, translation and interpretation of this language is very important to facilitate their access to culture or to the services offered by the police and hospitals, for example.

CO-OFFICIALITY OF CATALAN

On the other hand, due to the co-official status of the language in Spain, all citizens have the right to use the official language of their choice. This means that in Catalonia, for example, many documents such as contracts, birth certificates or census certificates are only in Catalan and therefore require a translation into Spanish if they are to be used outside of this autonomous community.

Moreover, the Catalan language has a great cultural richness, which is why we can find numerous literary worksEl cuaderno gris by Josep Pla, La plaça del Diamant by Mercé Rododera or Cant Espiritual de Joan Maragall), films (Pa negre, Estiu 1993 o Herois) and television series(Merlí o Polseres vermelles) in this language that require translation so that they can also be enjoyed by speakers of other languages, and who better to guarantee a quality translation than professional translators who are experts in Catalan?