A certified translation is a recognized translation of official documents, allowing clients to present important documentation to authorities at home and abroad.
Universal Translation Solutions is a specialist in certified translation services. We provide Danish translation of original documents for all major languages and provide certification that our work is a true and accurate translation of the original document. This ranges from company certification to sworn affidavits, depending on your requirements.
Documents that may require certified translation services include:
Our certified translations of official documents are accepted by organisations such as the UK Border Agency, courts of law, consulates and other official bodies in the UK and overseas.
Should you need to present translated documents to meet a deadline, we can provide this service at very short notice.
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Danish is the official language of Denmark, where it is spoken by more than 5 million people. Other countries with notable Danish speaking populations are Greenland, Germany, Norway, Sweden, Spain, Canada, the UAE and the USA. Danish is a descendant of Old Norse and belongs to the East Scandinavian branch of North Germanic languages.
Danish is an easy to learn language for English speakers, however its pronounciation is far difficult to master. For most words the stress falls on the first syllable and for compound words the stress falls on the first component. However these rules don’t apply to words beginning with be-, ge-, er- and in some cases for- is also unstressed. French words in Danish generally keep the original French pattern. The intonation of Danish sentences is generally flat with a tendency to sink at the end of a sentence.
Danish verbs can divided in three groups. Two amongst these can be categorized as regular, while the the third group consists of irregular verbs. To form past tense of most regular verbs, we add -de to the infinitive and to form past participle we add -t. Unlike English there is only one present tense in most Danish words. A vast majority of Danish verbs which are used in the present tense are formed by adding -r to the infinitive. Most Danish nouns add -e, -r or -er to construct the plural indefinite. Apart from the numbers from 1 to 6, and 11 and 12, the Danish ordinal numbers are the cardinal numbers up to 20 with -nde or -ende added.
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