Czech Localization Czech, also known as čeština, is the official language of the Czech Republic. The language is of Slavic origin with over 12 million speakers globally. Localizing products and Services for Czech customers is a great way to speak the language of this market, literally and culturally.

Czech localization (lokalizace do češtiny) goes beyond translation; it is the process of adapting a product or website’s language, appearance, and functionality for Czech users. To ensure a positive reception of your software, website, and documentation, it is a good idea to work with an experienced localization company. Your localization service provider should employ native Czech teams of localization specialists who understand how to anticipate and solve the myriad of potential Czech localization issues.

At GPI, we make this seamless; we adapt your product or services for the Czech market. We prioritize linguistic accuracy and cultural adaptation (dates, currency, idioms) to give your users an authentic and great user experience.

What We Offer

Localizing for Czech can be quite challenging due to its complexities. We recommend working with an experienced and ISO certified localization company like GPI for a seamless experience. GPI offers a wide range of Czech localization services to help you speak to Czech nationals in their language. Our services include:

Website Localization
Czech Document Translation and Copywriting
Software Localization
Audio and Video Localization
Czech Glossary Creation
Czech Market Research
Cultural Quality Assurance Checks
UI/Text Expansion
Proofreading

Best Practice for Czech Localization

Below are some of our recommended best practices when localizing for the Czech.

Keyword Research and Localization: Direct translation into Czech may not work if you’re trying to be visible in the Czech users’ search. Research for local keywords in Czech to ensure visibility.
Formatting is Important: Use Local Formatting styles for dates, time, and currency.
Use fewer words: Czech words are naturally longer than their English equivalents; it is important to pay attention to the wording and use shorter alternatives where possible, as this could impact the UI.
Adhere to the Czech Grammatical style: Czech words use different suffixes to suggest gender, case, or number.
Use Translation Memory Tools: Translation memory tools help speed translation and ensure consistency.
Fix Website Formatting Issues: It is important not to overlook these tiny, but important details of a website, such as the correct date, time, and currency formats, when localizing. Also, use e-commerce payment gateways that are easy to use and familiar to the Czech audience.
Document properly: Use the right font and text for your material and fix any documentation issues.

Frequently Asked Questions – FAQ’s on Czech Localization

What would it cost me to localize my software to Czech?

Cost varies by content type, length, and technical requirements. Our pricing is affordable and transparent. You can request a free quote on our website to get started.

What Types of Content Does GPI Localize for Czech?

We localize apps, websites, user manuals, marketing materials, legal and medical documents, e-learning platforms, and resources etc.

How Long Does it Take to Localize Software?

Our timeline depends on the complexity of your software or website needs. We give quick and precise schedules as soon as we receive your project details.

Why Work With GPI?

Professional Czech linguists
Experience in more than 200 content types and languages
Full website localization support
SEO localization
ISO-certified and secure processes

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