Direction & readers
Specify Korean into Chinese or the reverse. Identify the Chinese script, country or region, intended readers and approver.
Korean work reaches us mostly through manufacturing, cosmetics and consumer electronics — sectors where Chinese and Korean supply chains are closely tied.
Start with Simplified Chinese; change the script and market in your inquiry.
YOUR TRANSLATION BRIEF
Choose the direction. Define the readers.
Every language pair has its own failure modes. These are the ones that decide whether a Korean deliverable is usable.
Korean marks social relationship in verb endings. Documentation, customer-facing copy and legal text each sit at a different level, and consistency across a document set has to be managed deliberately.
Korean word spacing is governed by rules rather than habit, and incorrect spacing changes readability and sometimes sense. It is a common defect in output from non-native workflows.
Legal, academic and older technical material still uses Hanja in places. Recognising when to keep it and when to render it in Hangul is a judgement call.
A clear brief connects source comprehension, target-language writing and specialist review. Confirm the team and review scope for your document type rather than relying on location or native-language status alone.
Confirm the Chinese script and market, approved terms, intended readers and the review level needed for release.
Clarify source-specific terms and references, then agree Korean target-language review and the delivery format. Native-speaker production or review follows the L3/L4 scope.
Every entry below is a project we have published, with the language direction as recorded on the case study itself.
The published English ⇄ Korean rate-card row is shown as a reference, not a confirmed Chinese ⇄ Korean offer. Send the files to confirm this direction, counting basis, review and layout scope.
| L1 · Angel AI Review | L2 · Angel Pro | L3 · Angel Premium | L4 · Angel Global |
|---|---|---|---|
| $28 | $55 | $92 | $129 |
Every language on the rate card, plus audio-visual work: see full pricing →
Specify Korean into Chinese or the reverse. Identify the Chinese script, country or region, intended readers and approver.
Send editable source files, revision identifiers and approved references. Flag honorific levels; spacing rules carry meaning; hanja where it still appears.
Confirm review depth, layout checking, final file format and deadline. Agree how terminology questions and subsequent source changes will be handled.
Send sensitive files only after confirming handling arrangements. Add source files in your email application; the contact form prepares an inquiry draft.
Discuss either direction with the team. Confirm the target market, Chinese script, document type and required specialist review before work starts. The published cases on this page record specific projects, not every possible use.
The project checks include honorific levels; spacing rules carry meaning; hanja where it still appears. Agree which checks, layout tasks and acceptance criteria apply to your files.
The published English ⇄ Korean rate-card row is shown as a reference, not a confirmed Chinese ⇄ Korean offer. Send the files to confirm this direction, counting basis, review and layout scope. An instant estimate is a budget reference; delivery dates and the final price are agreed after file review.
Send the current source, language direction, target market, intended use, required deadline and editable-file format. Include approved terminology and AI restrictions. Tell us about your project. We acknowledge within 4 hours and assign a project manager, then return a formal quote within 24 — large and multi-language programmes included.
Tell us about your project. We acknowledge within 4 hours and assign a project manager, then return a formal quote within 24 — large and multi-language programmes included.