Languages
Languages We Cover
We specialize in key languages across Central and South Asia, the Middle East, East Africa, and Southeast Asia—including critical refugee and migrant languages. Our native-speaking linguists ensure linguistic precision and cultural sensitivity in every project, from legal translation to multimedia localization.
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Afghan Languages We Cover
Pashto – One of the two official languages, spoken mainly in the south and east.
Dari – Widely spoken Persian variety, used in the north and center.
Uzbek – Turkic language spoken in northern regions.
Turkmen – Turkic language used by Turkmen in the north.
Pashayi – Indo-Aryan language in eastern provinces.
Nuristani – Group of related languages from eastern mountains.
Hazaragi – Persian dialect spoken by the Hazara people.
Aimaq – Another Persian dialect used by Aimaq communities.
Persian (Farsi – Iran)
Spoken by over 100 million people worldwide, Persian is the official language of Iran and a cornerstone of the Persian-speaking world. It plays a central role in literature, media, education, and cross-border diplomacy across Iran, Afghanistan, and Tajikistan. Its historical influence spans centuries of art, poetry, and governance in the region.
Urdu
The national language of Pakistan and widely spoken in India, Urdu connects millions through literature, entertainment, and everyday communication in South Asia.
Arabic
A major world language spoken across the Middle East and North Africa, Arabic is central to regional media, religion, law, and international affairs.
Turkish
Spoken by over 80 million people, Turkish is the official language of Türkiye and plays a vital role in regional trade, politics, and cultural exchange.
Kurdish
Spoken by Kurdish communities across Iraq, Türkiye, Iran, and Syria, Kurdish is a key language for advocacy, cultural identity, and local governance.
Amharic
Spoken by over 30 million people, Amharic is Ethiopia’s official language and an important language for East African diaspora services in legal, healthcare, and NGO sectors.
Burmese
The official language of Myanmar, Burmese is spoken by over 30 million people and is vital for humanitarian communication across refugee and migrant contexts in Southeast Asia.
Ukrainian
The national language of Ukraine, Ukrainian has gained global significance due to the war and mass displacement. It’s widely used in education, media, and civic administration.