Belgian French

The former kingdom of Belgium is a small Western European nation situated on the coast of the North Sea. This beautiful country has common borders with the Netherlands, Germany, Luxembourg, and France. Belgium is a multilingual country of great political importance. It is one of the founding members of the European Economic Community (EEC) and the modern-day European Union (EU). The European Union’s most important institutions currently reside in the Belgian capital city of Brussels. Hence, translations into and from Belgian French are becoming ever more important. Do you have business-related or private documents that you want to be translated? Then you have come to the right place! Our translators are native-speaking professionals who will translate your documents with care and with the utmost accuracy. Let our expert project managers assist you. If you use the button below, you'll instantly see pricing for machine translation with post-editing, regular translation or certified document translation. So, no waiting for a quote.

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One Country, Three Official Languages

Since its independence in 1830 and the creation of its official Constitution in 1831, Belgium has been governed by a Parliamentary Monarchy. The three official languages, Dutch, French, and German, are spoken in different parts of the country. Dutch is widely used as an official language in the northern part of Belgium. German is the unofficial language in parts of the East, mostly because of several migrations in the past years and decades. French is the most widespread of the three languages. It is the predominant language of the Walloon South, Picard, Champenois and Lorrain (Gaumais), and the capital Brussels. We offer professional translations into and from French and the other Belgian languages. Because language isn’t the only important ingredient for a perfect translation, our translators are qualified in various subject areas. They will translate your medical, legal or other technical texts quickly and accurately using the appropriate professional vocabulary.

Belgian French

Belgian French is generally considered a regional variant of the widely spoken French language. The difference between French spoken in France and that in Belgium is the use of some terms that are considered archaic in France, as well as loanwords from Dutch and the local languages Walloon and Picard.

When the nation was formed, French served as the official language of Belgium and was used by the administration, the justice system, and the educational system. It wasn’t until the twentieth century that the French language was pushed out of the country's Flemish regions in the South. Our translators are familiar with the special linguistic characteristics of this region and will adequately translate your French text into any language of your choice and vice versa.