SUBTITULADO EN ESPAÑOL

The most widely spoken and understood Spanish dialects are Latin American and European.

We also support Rioplatense, Caribbean, Andalusian, Castillian & Catalan dialects as well.

There can be subtle or major differences in speech, pronunciation and intonation when the same language is spoken by different groups of people. Because of this, we make it a point to support a range of dialects to fulfill your content needs.

We have translators anchored in a number of Spanish-speaking countries. They understand the rich and diverse history of the Spanish people and language. There are approximately 30 different dialects within the Spanish language. Among the ones that we specialize in are:

Latin American - spoken in Bolivia, Colombia, Mexico, Peru and the majority of Central, North and South America.

Rioplatense - spoken amongst people located along the River Basin region between Uruguay and Argentina.

Caribbean - spoken in Cuba, Dominican Republic, Panama, Puerto Rico, Venezuela and the Caribbean coast of Colombia.

Andalusian - spoken in Andalusia, Ceuta, Melilla, and Gibraltar

Castillian (Castellano) - spoken in central and northern Spain

Catalan - spoken in Catalonia, northeastern Spain, Valencia and the Balearic Islands

After reviewing your file, we will assign your project to the best-qualified subtitle translator with the relevant expertise needed to translate your content.

The translator will create a time-coded transcript, which will serve as a master document/reference that can be used for translations to other languages of your choice should you need them. This is done for both English to Spanish and Spanish to English translations. Having a transcript is a major convenience for this very purpose.

The transcript styles most commonly used are either Verbatim (word-for-word) or Readable (lightly edited).

Once the transcript is prepared, our expert translators will localize your content into the required Spanish language for your specific needs and target audience(s).
In addition to localizing the subtitles or closed captions, USA Studios can also localize any graphics or on-screen text that comes with your content either from English to Spanish or from Spanish to English.

When the translation is finished, the subtitles will then be synchronized to the audio/video, undergoing multiple quality control checks to ensure accurate timing between the text and audio as well as optimal levels of overall quality of your project.

Depending on the local Spanish or English language/dialect and the font style used, the length of the translated text and subtitles may vary from the master script. However, rest assured that our subtitle translators take the necessary steps to ensure that your content is not only properly localized, but fits within the allotted timeframe outlined by the time codes Place where it should be updated is in the content.