Arabic – أبجدية عربي

Jul 15, 2011 | Blog

English Arabic Translation Services LingoStar Translation Services Canada | USA provides professional translation and interpretation from English to Arabic and Arabic to English. Thanks to a well established network of top Arabic translators and linguists we are serving all major cities in Canada – Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, Vancouver and the USA – New York, Los Angeles, Seattle and more. We offer Arabic document translation, English to Arabic website localization and Arabic interpreting services. Additionally we offer Arabic editing by native translators and editors, typesetting by experienced Arabic typesetters and video game localization and voiceovers by specialized Arabic voiceover artists and translators. Our experienced native English to Arabic translators and interpreters are meticulously selected to provide English to Arabic services of the best possible quality for your particular needs! Only native Arabic translators know about the cultural background of the Arabic language and can localize websites or documents for different Arabic speaking countries, e.g. Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Arabic speakers in the United Arab Emirates, etc. Our team consists of experienced medical, technical and legal Arabic translators. Our Arabic translators will expertly handle your project in your specific industry. We have completed numerous Arabic translations in these fields and more: • Advertising • Mining • Business and Employment….. • Packaging and Labels • Engineering • Training • Finance • Software and IT • Forestry • Technology • Marketing • Travel and Tourism   Furthermore, we also offer Arabic certified and notarized translations for passports, driver’s licenses, divorce decrees, birth and marriage certificates, legal documents, transcripts, diplomas and other Arabic certified document translations. As Arabic is one of the six official languages of the...

Amharic

Jul 15, 2011 | Blog

Amharic is a Semitic language and the national language of Ethiopia. There are around 25 million speakers in many countries, particularly in Eritrea, Canada, USA and Sweden. In addition, 7-15 million people speak Amharic as a second language. This makes it the second most spoken Semitic language. Amharic is gendered as are many other languages, but the difference is that male and female nouns and pronouns can also be used to express certain emotions. For example, female pronouns can be used to represent things that are little, cute or delicate or to show sympathy for people. Ethiopia is the oldest independent country in Africa and one of the oldest in the world.  As a result, the Amharic language has a long and rich...

Albanian – Gjuha Shqipe

Jul 15, 2011 | Blog

The Albanian language belongs to the Indo-European family but has its own characteristics, similar to Greek or Armenian, meaning it does not have any direct similarities with other languages in the same family. There are two dialects in Albania called Gheg and Tosk. A large river called the Shkumbin River flows through the center of the country and divides the two dialects. Albanian is spoken by 7 million people mainly in the Republic of Kosovo, and also in parts of Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, Greece and Italy. Albanian borrows some words from Greek and many words from Latin. It was also influenced by Slavic and Germanic...

Afrikaans

Jul 15, 2011 | Blog

Afrikaans is spoken in South Africa and Namibia by about 10 million people as a first or second language. Several million speakers understand the language on a basic level. This unique language originated from Dutch settlers. It is influenced by Dutch, French, Malay and German, but since South Africa was invaded by England, it is mostly influenced by English. There are three main dialects in Afrikaans: Northern Cape, Western Cape and Eastern...