Indonesian Certified Translations

A Indonesian certified translation is a written document that has been translated into Indonesian to be used for official purposes; the certification constitutes a legal record attesting to the accuracy of the Indonesian translation. Certified translations are most frequently required by governmental organizations and agencies, as well as legal and medical entities.

The Malay Writing System

Modern Malay is written using the 26-letter Latin alphabet. This Malay alphabet also includes the following 10 consonant and vowel letter combinations to represent unique sounds in the language: ai, au, ua, dz, kh, ny, ng, ngg, sy, and ts.¹

The Malay Language

Malay (also know as Bahasa Malaysia or "language of Malaysia") is spoken by around 18 million people worldwide. Roughly 10 million speakers of Malay live in Malaysia, where it is the official language. Other large populations of Malay speakers can be found in Brunei (Malay is the official language), Indonesia (Sumatra), Myanmar, Singapore (Malay is a co-official language), Thailand and the United States.¹

The 10 Oldest Languages Still Spoken In The World Today

Language evolution is like biological evolution – it happens minutely, generation by generation, so there’s no distinct breaking point between one language and the next language that develops from it. Therefore, it’s impossible to say that one language is really older than any other one; they’re all as old as humanity itself. That said, each of the languages below has a little something special—something ancient—to differentiate it from the masses.

Malay Website Translation

In order to effectively establish and maintain your online presence in Malaysia, you must have your Website fully "globalized." While the term "globalization" has many definitions outside of the translation services industry, inside the industry it refers to the basic process of creating a Web site that functions in any market in the world.

Malay Website Testing

Malay Web site testing is a crucial quality control phase in the process of Malay Website globalization. In order to effectively communicate to potential Malay customers, you must ensure your Web site is linguistically and culturally appropriate to them. In order to ensure your localized Malay Web site is fully functional and completely adapted to target users, a localization company must use experienced Malay Web site testers and follow a thorough test plan.

Malay Website Localization

Malay Web site localization is the process of adapting the language, appearance, and functionality of a Web site for Malaysia. Malay Web site localization projects should be executed by experienced teams of localization professionals who work in conjunction with your Web site designers, adhering to proven best practices for Web site design and development.