English to Rohingya Translator

We offer $69 for short documents like birth certificates, marriage certificates, divorce, police checks, and driver’s licenses. Our English to Rohingya translators is NAATI-certified providing high-quality translation services.

We help the government communicate with people who speak different languages and have different cultures in Australia. We make sure the information is easy to understand and respectful.

We offer different services like translating websites, documents, and social media posts, recording voices in different languages, and interpreting. We work with each project to make sure we do what is needed for them. We want everyone to understand and feel valued.

Our team specialises in providing community translations that are culturally appropriate and respectful, tailored to specific needs. We work with a network of professional linguists and English to Rohingya translators and offer a wide range of services, including translations of health promotion materials, media releases, and multimedia platforms.

We are committed to delivering high-quality English to Rohingya translation that is easy to understand and accessible to everyone.

Rohingya is a language spoken by the Rohingya people in Myanmar’s Rakhine State. It belongs to the Eastern Indo-Aryan language family, specifically the Bengali–Assamese branch, and is closely related to Chittagonian, a language spoken in Bangladesh. The two languages have a high degree of mutual intelligibility.

The Rohingya language has 25 native consonant phonemes, along with some consonant phonemes borrowed from foreign languages such as Arabic, Bengali, Burmese, and Urdu. 

The Rohingya are a small Muslim group from Myanmar who have been treated badly in their own country. They came to Australia to escape the violence but are having trouble adapting to their new life because they don’t speak the language, can’t get good healthcare or education, and struggle to find work.

People and groups are helping them by giving them language classes, counseling, and other services. People are also working to tell others about the problems the Rohingya face. The Rohingya are important to Australia’s mix of different people, and everyone is trying to help them.