About Us
Welcome to ChinLinguist
We offer our services in all Chin dialects for public and private organizations and individuals throughout the world.
Who We Are
ChinLinguist is a professional linguistic service which is fit to address your needs with capabilities and technology. It tailors language solutions with focus to your specific requirements. Our professional translators are native speakers who have experiences of working on different subjects. We offer our services for public and private organizations and individuals throughout the world. We aims to raise the standards of translation in the local context.
ChinLinguist is more of a translation team than an agency, which is working actively and closely. It has been working as a translation team for almost a decade, focusing mainly on Chin local languages and Burmese. Our translation team is composed of experienced and skilled native speakers. We always strive to provide accurate and high-quality translations to our clients. We ensure that our translations are easily understood by everyone and match the original content.
Our Mission
Our mission is to preserve languages and provide top-quality services for public and private organizations and individuals, overcoming language barriers.
Why Choose Us?
Best Quality Translations
At ChinLinguist, all translations are carried out by professional and experienced native-speaker translators.
- Translations are done by native-speakers of the target language, selected according to their field of study.
- Projects are checked and assigned to the best suitable linguists.
- Translations are double-checked by experienced translators.
- Exclusive guarantee: free re-edit.
Major Chin Languages Spoken
Chin State is located in the northwestern part of Burma (Myanmar), bordered by Bangladesh and India to the west. The people of the Chin state are made up of many tribes that, though historically related, now speak divergent languages and have different cultural and historical identities.
There are about forty to forty-five dialects of the Chin languages. Of these, the most widely spoken are: Tedim (Zomi) among Northern Chin; Hakha (Laimi) and Falam among Central Chin; and Mindat Cho among Southern Chin. Each dialect is so distinct that people who speak different dialects will not likely understand each other. While the Chin languages are those spoken primarily by the Chin people, about 80% of Chin refugees in the Seattle area also speak Burmese. There are also many different accents among the same dialects. Many Chin people, especially students, also speak Burmese since it is the primary official language in Myanmar and it is taught in school.