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English > German OR Japanese: Marketing surveys
We will be fielding three similar surveys in Germany and one in Japan.
The surveys will be similar in basic language with slight modification for specialty: Urinalysis, Chemistry and Amino Acid testing. Each survey quota will be set at 80 responders (40 customers / 40 non customers). The length of each survey is approximately 5 minutes with 5 open ended questions and one question requesting listing of ‘Brand Name” – (Brand Name translation not needed in Germany).
Would you please provide me with costs on the following?
Translation –
1) Translation of survey instrument
a. from English to German – One survey with three slight variations.
b. from English to Japanese – One survey
2) Translation of recruiting appeal
a. from English to German – One appeal with three slight variations
b. from English to Japanese – One appeal
3) Translation of verbatim responses
a. from German to English – 4 open ended questions
i. Total verbatim responses = 960
1. 80 responses per survey, three variations X 4 open ended questions.
b. from Japanese to English – 5 open ended questions
i. Total verbatim responses = 400
1. 80 responses per survey, one survey X 5 open ended questions.
PS. Please do not forget to mention the language pair you are working in - English to German OR English to Japanese. Thanks
Language pair(s)
English
> German
English
> Japanese
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