Spanish is an exclusive language which were spoken by more than 400 million native speakers all around the world. Spanish is an official status in 21 countries, spanning South, Central, and North America, as well as Africa and Europe. This language is the most second widely spoken language in the world after Chinese.
Due to the nature of its main language, there are more than 256.8 internet targeted users using Spanish as their language. Consequently, the requests of the Spanish to English and English to Spanish is relatively high.
Based on the data shown on the graph above, Spanish is the most third users over the internet in November 2015, after English with 872.5 millions of users and Chinese with 704 millions of users.
Dealing with how potential is the Spanish to English and English to Spanish translation jobs, a research reported by Translation Rules, shows below.
The writer conducted researched 9 most languages used over the internet globally. Spanish was the second place in the number of jobs with the first place in the number of translators. Germany as another exclusive language was at the second place in the number of jobs posted with the third place in number of translators.
But to understand how potential the translation jobs for a language, you have to understand both the demand and competition. Take a look at the graph below.
From the graph above, we can conclude that Spanish has both the highest demand and highest competition in job. While French is the second high in both competition and demand.
From the data above, we can conclude that Spanish to English translation is very potential. But you have to aware of your competitors.
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