Professional Armenian Translation Services

Armenian is one of the hardest languages for English speakers to learn. Firstly, there are seven grammatical cases compared to just five in English, whereas verbs can take on five moods compared to just four in English. This is one of the reason that the task to translate English to Armenian means that the translator should not only be a trained expert, but also a native Armenian translator. Although Armenian word order is free, a translation from English to Armenian is not necessarily easier. In fact, Armenian translators must be aware of the syntax to use in different situations. Using the incorrect form, although still a grammatically correct sentence, can result in lost meaning. One the other hand, to translate from Armenian to English is not an easy task. There are three versions of Armenian: Old Armenian, Western Armenian, and Eastern Armenian. Stemming from each of these varieties are multiple dialects, with every region has its own version of the language. This means that the translator must be aware of these dialects to produce an accurate English translation. Our Armenian translation agency understands all these nuances and complexities is essential for great translations.

Our professional English to Armenian translators have years of industry experience under their belt. They have worked on translation projects in all sectors handling a variety of tones, styles, lengths, and complexities. This has made us the go-to company for an array of businesses seeking professional Armenian translation services. We can provide translations from English to Armenian for a wide range of sectors such as legal, finance, engineering and education. Our professional Armenian translators can also serve your business and marketing needs through professional business translations and marketing translation services. Trust our Armenian translation agency and request your free quote or get in touch with our sales team to help you communicate effectively with your target audience.

• Armenian is considered a pluricentric language, meaning there are multiple standard forms of the language.
Within these forms are several different dialects.

• There are around 6.7 million Armenian speakers worldwide. Around 3.4 million of these people live in
Armenia, while most other speakers live in Georgia and Russia.

• It is believed that Armenian speakers call their language Hayeren (also spelt Haieren; հայերեն) and refer to
themselves as Hay.

• The Armenian language is written using a unique writing system known as the Armenian alphabet. It contains
31 consonants and 7 vowels.