Chambers Indonesian Translation Services provides certified Indonesian to English translation services in Johor Bahru and Kuala Lumpur. We ensure accuracy and reliability for our certified translation services for all type of documents, we handle more than 80 language pairs.

Chambers Indonesian translation services Malaysia has a team of well qualified professional Indonesian translators who have training and experience to translate from English to Indonesian and Indonesian to English or from other languages into Indonesian or from Indonesian to many other languages for a wide variety of documents in many fields covering many industries. We can also translate Indonesian into over 80 other languages.

Chambers Indonesian Translation services, Malaysia only hires experienced professional Indonesian translators who have good track records of serving clients with good quality technical translation, we ensure each Indonesian translation meets the special requirements of each and every customer. Our skilled and experienced Indonesian proofreaders review each Indonesian translation we produce, to ensure our clients get an accurate Indonesian translation.

Types of Hindi documents we translate

» Adoption Documents

» Bank statements

» Birth certificates

» Death Certificates

» Divorce Certificates

» Driving license

» Police Criminal Record

» Immigration Document

» Insurance certificates

» Registration documents

» Marriage certificates

» Travel Documents

» Identity card

Indonesian (Bahasa Indonesia) is the national language of Indonesia. The Indonesian government has strongly maintained Bahasa Indonesia as the official and national language for usage in the public media and institutions such as schools, government departments, commercial offices and the judicial courts.

The majority of Indonesian, with population of about 250 million, speaks Indonesian as their first language. Bahasa Indonesia, like Bahasa Malaysia, has its roots from Bahasa Melayu which is based on the dialect of Johor-Riau Melayu originally spoken in Johor, Riau, Malacca and Singapore and in the court of the Malacca Sultans during Sri Vijaya Empire. However, there are differences between Bahasa Indonesia and Bahasa Malaysia .

The following are some examples of the differences.

Malaysians and Indonesians have different speech and pronunciation system

Malays speak with more flow. Words that end with the letter “a” is often spoken with an unstressed and toneless neutral vowel sound.

Indonesians speak in an abrupt, sharp, clear-cut, crisp manner. The “r”s are trilled, and words are pronounced exactly as they are spelt.

Indonesian and Malay underwent different colonial masters for centuries and influences.

Malay was influenced by British vocabulary but Indonesian was by that of Dutch.

Indonesian was also influenced by numerous Malayan and Indonesian ethnic groups.