Hindi Translation Services by Native Hindi Linguists
Our Hindi translation services team translates medical, software, marketing, and business content for readers in India, the world’s most populous country, and Hindi-speaking communities in the US, UK, and the Gulf. Native Hindi linguists choose standard Hindi or everyday Hinglish to suit your readers, and a second linguist revises every file. Certified Hindi translation is also available with a signed statement of accuracy.
Hindi at a glance
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Language pair |
English ⇄ Hindi |
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Turnaround |
Up to 12,000 words/day · rush on request |
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Certified |
Certified Hindi translation with a signed statement of accuracy |
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Quality |
Native Hindi translator plus a second-language revision on every job |
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Industries |
Medical and clinical trials · Software and IT · E-commerce and marketing · E-learning · Market research · Translation agencies |
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File types |
Word, PDF, InDesign, XLIFF, JSON, subtitles |
Who translates your Hindi
Native Hindi linguists, checked twice
Every Hindi project is translated by a native speaker who works in your subject area, then revised line by line by a second Hindi translator before delivery. That is the translation-plus-revision workflow ISO 17100 requires.
25 native Hindi linguists · 5 years’ experience · 33 subject areas
How we choose and check Hindi linguists

Hindi, done right
What we get right in Hindi that generic translation misses
Hindi or Urdu
Spoken Hindi and Urdu are close, but Hindi is written in Devanagari and Urdu in Nastaliq script. Formal Hindi draws on Sanskrit words, formal Urdu on Persian and Arabic. We confirm which language and script your readers use before we start.
Standard Hindi or Hinglish
Many urban readers mix Hindi with common English words, and apps and ads written in very formal Hindi can sound stiff to them. Contracts, health, and government content need standard Hindi. We agree on the register with you for each channel.
Devanagari that renders
Devanagari joins letters into conjuncts and adds vowel signs above and below the line. Without the right font and text engine, words break apart in PDFs, apps and older design software. We deliver Unicode text, embed fonts and check every page after layout.
Aap, not tum
Hindi has three levels of “you”: aap (respectful), tum (familiar) and tu (intimate). Health, public and business content should use aap. We keep the respectful form and plain words for readers with different schooling.
Lakh and crore
India groups large numbers differently: 1,00,000 is one lakh and 1,00,00,000 is one crore. Prices and statistics copied in Western format confuse Indian readers. We convert amounts and use the Indian system where your readers expect it.
When India needs more than Hindi
Hindi is India’s most widely spoken language, but many readers in the south and east prefer Tamil, Telugu, Bengali or Marathi. A national campaign may need several languages. We confirm your regions before we start.
What we translate
Hindi translation for your industry
Need professional Hindi translation?
Send your files and get a fixed price and delivery date within 24 hours. Native linguists, second-translator review, certified translation available.
How it works
From your files to finished Hindi in four steps
Fixed quote
Upload your files. You get a price and delivery date within 24 hours.
Native translation
A specialist in your field translates using your glossary.
Second-translator revision
A second translator checks accuracy, terminology and style.
Delivery and QA
Formatted files, final checks and certification if requested.
Rates and turnaround
Hindi translation rates
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Standard translation + revision |
from $0.06 / word |
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Certified documents |
from $20 / page |
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Typical turnaround |
12,000 words/day |
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Rush delivery |
Available, +25% |
Included in every price
- Native translator who specializes in your subject
- Full revision by a second translator (ISO 17100)
- Your glossary and terminology kept consistent
- Formatting matched to your original file
- Confidential handling, NDA on request
- Fixed price before we start. No surprises.
Certified translations also include a signed statement of accuracy on our letterhead.
Fixed quote within 24 hours. No obligation.
Optional extras
- Rush delivery
- +25%
- Desktop publishing (InDesign, PDF)
- Per page
- Notarization or apostille
- On request
- Printed hard copy by courier
- On request
Related languages
Hindi translation questions
How much does Hindi translation cost?
Translation plus revision starts at $0.06 per word. The rate depends on the language pair and subject, and certified documents start at $20 per page. Rush delivery adds 25%, and your fixed quote sets the price and delivery date before we start.
Do you translate Hindi and Urdu?
Yes, as separate languages. Hindi is written in Devanagari and Urdu in Nastaliq script, and formal vocabulary differs, so each goes to its own native translators. Tell us who your readers are, and we confirm the language and script.
Should we use standard Hindi or Hinglish?
It depends on the channel. Contracts, health, and government content use standard Hindi. Apps, ads, and social posts for urban readers often read better in Hinglish, with common English words kept. We agree on the register with you before we start.
How long does a Hindi translation take?
Our Hindi team translates up to 12,000 words per day. Larger projects are delivered in batches, and rush delivery is available at +25%.
Can you translate clinical trial and patient materials into Hindi?
Yes. We translate informed consent forms, patient information sheets, and questionnaires into plain Hindi that participants understand, and a second linguist checks every term. Back translation is available on request.
Do you translate other Indian languages?
Yes. Many readers in southern and eastern India prefer their regional language. Tell us your regions, and we will confirm whether you need Hindi alone or Hindi plus languages such as Bengali, Tamil, or Telugu.
Ready to translate into Hindi?
Send your files and get a fixed quote within 24 hours.
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