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Armenian Translation Services
Assuring high quality Armenian translations
Assuring the delivery of high quality Armenian translations and cost-effective language services secures our success as an established Armenian translation services company.
Producing Armenian translations on time and within your budgets is all part of the service
Language barriers can cause errors that are laughable, can offend the recipient, or even completely ruin a business relationship. Our Armenian translators are both experienced and qualified to very high standards, producing translations that exceed that of the standard industry practice.
Our interpreters arguably hold one of the most challenging positions when it comes to Armenian translations. All our Armenian interpreters are qualified with many hours of training making them fully conversant within their language combinations.
Companies for whom we have worked include:
The Body Shop Barclays Bank Microsoft Vodafone Lexus GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) Sony Renault River Island Sky TV. . .
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Freephone 0800 298 4756
Mher is a much valued Armenian translator for Absolute Translations
Armenian, a language official to the Republic of Armenia, as well as Nagorno-Karabakh (a de facto republic but de-jure part of Azerbaijan). Armenian has its own script, the Armenian alphabet, and Greek has been argued to be the most closely related surviving language to Armenian. Mher grew up in St Albans and has always played an important role in the substantial Armenian community there. She completed Armenian language exams throughout her schooling and is backed with a languages degree and Master's degree in Translation. Mher now translates on a freelance basis in order to avoid a daily commute into London. Mher says, “Being able to enjoy my home whilst working, is the best part of my job and more people should try it!”.
Today, more than five million people claim Armenian as their native tongue.
More than three million of these native speakers reside in Armenia, one million in the republics of the former Soviet Union, and the remainder is spread throughout the Middle East, the Balkans and the United States. The language is an ancient one, full of rich vocabulary and meaning. The alphabet used in the Armenian language is made up of 38 letters. While modern grammar in this language is more simplified now than in ancient times, there are still six cases for the noun and nine tenses for the verb.
