We Are Experts in Albanian Transcription Services

Local to Albania, a country in South-Eastern Europe, the Albanian language has over 7.5 million native speakers. 

An independent branch of the Indo-European dialects, the Albanian vernacular is unique and therefore needs to be accurately transcribed by our amazing Albanian transcription services.

The Albanian language is most closely related to the Romanian language.

Though Albanian and Romanian are from different language families, the languages share a great deal of similarities, likely because the ancestors of modern Albanian speakers spoke similar languages: Dacian and Illyrian. 

When the Romans conquered Dacia in 106 CE, the Latin language replaced the language of these peoples. However whilst Romanians learned Latin, Albanians preserved their native language.

Many words from Latin survived in Romanian; other words passed from these ancestral languages into Albanian.

There is no better way of establishing fundamental worldwide relationships in business than erasing any language barrier. 

We can transform your Albanian audio or video files into professional, localized content to support your business in gaining access to markets around the world. 

As globalization continues transforming businesses and the economy of the world, you can stay one step ahead of the game with multilingual transcription services.

Whether you need to transcribe simple interviews, marketing communications, training materials or full-scale commercial recordings, here at Absolute Translations we bring together first-rate technology and specialist transcription professionals to transcribe and translate your audio material to bring the maximum benefit to your business.

The Albanian language is a truly unique one!

The nearest language related to Albanian is Romanian but they are not closely enough related to one another to be mistaken for each other.

Albanian does however have two distinct dialects: Tosk, which is typically spoken in the south, and Gheg, which is more commonly spoken in the north. 

The cultural difference of these dialects makes it important to use a native speaker to transcribe or translate Albanian audio files as a native speaker will be far more accurate than someone who speaks Albanian as a second language.