At AtoZ, we believe in achieving strength in breadth and depth. That’s why we maintain a large database of interpreters and translators, which enables us to support a wide range of language requirements.
In order to offer this extensive coverage, we do not employ in-house interpreters. As we utilise a broad network of expert freelancers.
The languages we offer are listed below – hover over each to read a little about each.
Agni From Ghana
Afrikaans: a language of South Africa
Native to countries of the Arab League
Albanian: A language of Albania
Akan: Also known as Twi, Asante & Fante From Ghana
Amazegh: Spoken In Morrocco
Amharic: Language of Ethopia
Armenian: A language of Armenia
Ashanti: A language of Ghana
Azari: A language of Northern Azerbaijan
Azerbaijani: a language belonging to the Turkic language family
Bambura – National language of Mali
Bawule -Spoken on the ivory coast
Badini: Kurdish Dialect
Belarusan: Spoken in Belarus
Bengali: a language of Bangladesh
Berber: Spoken in Morroco, Algeria Niger , Mali & Libya
Bosnian: A language of Yugaslavia
Burushaski: Spoken in North Pakistan
British Sign Language: Sign Language for the Deaf community
Bulgarian: a language of Bulgaria
Burmese: a language of Burma
Burgundian: spoken in the region of Burgundy
Burundi: Official language of Brunie
Baluchi: North west Iranian Language, principal language of Balochistan
Language of China
Cataln: A language of Spain
Chinese: This is a language a family includes Mandarian, Hakka, Cantonese etc
Croatian: Southeren Slovic language primaraily used in Crotia
Czech: a language of Czech Republic
Danish: a language of Denmark
Dari – is a variation of the Persian language spoken in Afghanistan
Diola: Spoken in Senegal Gambia And Guinea
Dioala: spoken in Cote d ivore and Mali
Dutch: Language of the Netherlands closely related to English and German
EDO- Nigerian language
Estonian: a language of Estonia
English: Official language in 54 countries, 27 non-sovereign entities, United Nations, European Union, Commonwealth of Nations, CoE, NATO, NAFTA, OAS, OIC, PIF ,UKUSA
Finnish: a language of Finland
Flemish – Native to Belgium , Netherland & France
French: a language of France
Fula: is a language of West Africa
Gag: a language of Ghana
Gaelic, Irish: a language of Ireland
Gaelic, Scots: a language of United Kingdom
Georgian: a language of Georgia
German, Standard: a language of Germany
Gorani – Spoken by people from Gora a region between kosova, Albania and North Macedonia
Greek: a language of Greece
Gujarati: a language of India
Hainanese- Chinese Language
Chinese, Hakka: a language of China
Hebrew: a language of Israel
Hindi: a language of India
Hindko: A language of Northern Pakistan
Hungarian: a language of Hungary
Hausa: Spoken mostly in West Africa, North Nigeria and south east Niger
Icelandic: a language of Iceland
Igbo: a language of Nigeria
Indonesian: a language of Indonesia (Java and Bali)
Italian: a language of Italy
Illongo: is an Austronesian language spoken in the Western Visayas region of the Philippines.
Jula – Spoken in Mali and ivory coast
Japanese: a language of Japan
Kabyle – Berber language North Algeria
Kathiawadi: Gujarati Dialect from India
Kazakh: language of Kazakhstan
Kosovan: A language Kosovo
Korean: a language of Korea.
Karatianian: Tupi language spoken in Rondonia in the Amozon Region of Brazil
Kurdish – Spoken in Iran, Iraq Suria and Turkey
Kurmanji: a language of Turkey
Kannada: Spoken in India Predominately in the state of Karnatka
‘Kuchi: Language if India spoken in the state of Gujarat and Sindh
Kitubu: used in central Africa creole language evolved from kikongo and kimanyanga
Kirundi: Dialect of rwanda spoken in Brundi & parts of Tanzania
Kimyarwandi – Language of Rawanda
Kikuyu- Language of Kenya
Kiswahali: spoken by various ethnic groups of the Mozabique coast line
Khuwar: Spoken in Chitral Pakistan
Latvian: a language of Latvia
Lingala: a language of Democratic Republic of Congo
Lithuanian: a language of Lithuania
Macedonian: A language of Macedonia
Malayalam: A language of India
Malinke: spoken in Guinea and Mali
Mandarin: A language of China
Marathi: a language of India
Pothohari (Mirpuri): Language of Pakistan also known a Putwari
Mongolian – Official language of Mongolia
Malay: is the official language of Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei and Singapore
Mandinka: is the main language of The Gambia
Montenergrin: Spoken in Montenegro
Nepali: A language of Nepal
Norwegian, Bokmaal: a language of Norway
Ndebele: spoken n Zimbabwe
Spoken in the horn of Africa
Broken English or French
Panjabi: Language of India & Pakistan
Pashto- is one of the official languages of Afghanistan, spoken widely in the North west and west Pakistan.
‘Pidgin, Cameroon: a language of Cameroon
‘Polish: a language of Poland
Portuguese: Official language of Brazil, Cape Verde, Portugal, Angola, Guinea
Potwari-Mostly spoken in Azad Kashmir which is part of Pakistan.Potawari: A language of Pakistan also known as Mirpuri
Romanian: a language of Romania
Russian: a language of Russia (Europe)
Rwanda: A language of Rwanda
Sariki Language of Pakistan
Soninike -Spoken in Mali Gambia, Sengegal and Mauritania
Serbian: Spoken in Serbia
Sinhalese: a language of Sri Lanka
‘Slovakian: is the official language of Slovakia
Slovene or Slovenian: language of Slovenia
Somali: a language of Somalia
Susu or Sosoxui: Spoken in Guinea West Africa
Spanish: a language of Spain
Swahili: a language of Tanzania
Swedish: a language of Sweden
Sylhetti: a language of Bangladesh
Sorani: is the name of a Kurdish language that is spoken in Iran and Iraq
Shona: spoken in Zimbabwe
‘Serbo-croatian: South Slavic Language Spoken in Bosnia serbia Herzegovina & Montengro
Tagalog: a language of Philippines
Tamil: Language of India spoken in Tamil nadu and Sri Lanka
Telgu – South Indian Language
Tigranian: a language of Ethiopia
Tshiluba: a language of Democratic Republic of Congo
Turkish: Language of Turkey
Twi: a language of Ghana
Taiwanese: language of Taiwan
Tigre: language of Eritrea, Sudan
Thai: a Tai-Kadai language spoken mainly in and around Thailand
Ukrainian: a language of Ukraine
‘Urdu: a language of Pakistan
Uzbek, Northern: a language of Uzbekistan
Vietnamese: a language of Vietnam
‘Venda: The official language of South Africa
Welsh: a language of United Kingdom
Wakhi: Eastern Iranian language
Woolof: is a language spoken in Senegal
‘Yemeni: Dialect of arabic spoken in Yemen
Yoruba: Spoken in West Africa
Zulu: is the language of the Zulu people of South Africa
