Japanese is one of the oldest languages in the world – ancient enough that we don’t actually know when it first appeared (some believe it was spoken as early as the third century, perhaps even earlier). Interestingly enough, in addition to being one of the world’s most widely-spoken languages, it’s also one of the most prominent languages online, with primary Japanese speakers making up 9.6% of the world’s digital population. Our Japanese voice talent consists entirely of native speakers – perfect for whatever project you have in mind. Contact us today to learn more about our quality assurance and competitive pricing.
[We also provide Japanese Subtitles].
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Voice Talent Online provides high-quality, reasonable-cost subtitles.
In today’s world of silent social-media video, subtitles are a popular addition to voice over narration. This might at first seem counter-intuitive – you’d traditionally have either voiceover or subtitles. But today, to ensure that the viewer receives the full auditory message from the (often-silent) voice over, it’s imperative to add subtitles to online video.
View a case study of a recent Japanese subtitles job.