Translation & interpreting languages

Translation and interpreting in 30+ languages

Select the source and target languages. Personally spoken languages and other service languages available on request are clearly distinguished.

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Service languages

30+

From Azerbaijani and Norwegian to Arabic, Polish and Chinese. Other combinations may also be available on request.

Personally spoken languages

Azerbaijani, Turkish, Russian, German, Norwegian

Parviz speaks these five languages himself. Saiga's specialist expertise in Azerbaijani is formally documented by her court credentials.

Languages

Is your language combination listed?

Select your language pair, then choose whether you need a translation or an interpreting appointment. Your selections will be carried over to the appropriate enquiry form.

What do you need the languages for?

Azerbaijani → English request

This language combination can be reviewed. Binding confirmation follows once the document details and intended use have been assessed.

Prepare a translation enquiry

Languages spoken personally: Azerbaijani, Turkish, Russian, German, Norwegian. All other listed languages are assessed through the specialist network according to the language combination, document and subject area.

All service languages

Find the right language for a document or conversation

Select a language for a brief overview. The direct link opens its profile page, with information about translation and interpreting situations.

If your language combination is not listed, you can still enquire about it. ABBA-Sprachendienste assesses the document, source language, target language and intended use individually.

Common language combinations

German as the source or target language

The following language combinations are frequently requested. You can enquire about either direction; whether a specific assignment can be accepted is always assessed from the document.

Language direction in motion

Language moves in both directions.

Cyrillic and Latin characters visibly switch sides. This makes it clear that translation and interpreting are not one-way processes: depending on the assignment, they may also work in the reverse direction—always in the context of the document, conversation and situation.

Interactive guidance on the languages offered. The enquiry process remains fully accessible without 3D.

Two decorative three-dimensional language routes show Cyrillic characters moving towards Latin characters and Latin characters returning towards Cyrillic characters. The static display conveys the same message as the WebGL enhancement.

Questions about language combinations

Can ABBA-Sprachendienste handle my language combination?

The answer depends on more than the names of two languages. These questions explain the key distinctions before you submit your enquiry.

  • Which languages does ABBA-Sprachendienste offer for translation and interpreting?

    ABBA-Sprachendienste lists 30 service languages. These include Azerbaijani, Russian, Ukrainian, Turkish, Turkmen, Arabic, English, Spanish, Norwegian, Polish, French and Chinese. German is often the source or target language. Other languages can also be requested.

  • Does ABBA-Sprachendienste translate from Azerbaijani into German and from German into Azerbaijani?

    Azerbaijani is a documented core competence of ABBA-Sprachendienste. Both language directions can be requested. A binding assessment is provided after the document, intended use and any certification requirements have been reviewed.

  • Can I request Russian–German, Turkish–German or Norwegian–German?

    Yes. Russian, Turkish and Norwegian are among the languages personally spoken by Parviz Abbasov. You can enquire about translations into or from German; each specific assignment is professionally assessed before it is confirmed.

  • Are translations between two non-German languages possible?

    You can also enquire about combinations of two non-German languages. ABBA-Sprachendienste assesses the language direction, document type, subject area and intended use, as well as the availability of a suitably qualified professional within its network.

  • Why do the source and target languages matter?

    The source language is the language of the existing document. The target language is the language into which it needs to be translated. The same two languages may have different requirements, workflows and availability depending on the direction.

  • What should I do if my language is not listed?

    You can still submit an enquiry with a clear photo or PDF. ABBA-Sprachendienste will assess whether the requested language and direction can be covered reliably through its personally spoken languages or specialist network.

  • Is every language combination shown automatically available?

    No. The selection shows which language combinations can be requested. Binding confirmation is only provided after the document, subject area, certification requirements, appointment and intended use have been assessed.

Request a review of this language combination

Select whether you need the language combination for a document or an interpreting appointment. Your selection will be carried over automatically.

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