Albanian Translation Services

When you need Albanian translations, contact Kings of Translation. Our industry experts have a portfolio of 120 languages so they can deliver impeccable translations within your desired deadline.

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Explore the unique linguistic landscape of the Balkans with Kings of Translation’s Albanian translation services. Our online platform provides precise, culturally sensitive translation solutions to and from Albanian, catering to businesses, academic institutions, legal professionals, and individuals looking to communicate effectively with Albanian-speaking communities. Whether it’s for document translations, website localizations, technical guides, marketing materials, or personal communications, our team of professional translators is skilled in the nuances of the Albanian language and its cultural context. We ensure your message is accurately conveyed, fostering clear communication and deeper connections with Albanian speakers. Trust Kings of Translation for professional and secure Albanian translation services, online, to bridge linguistic gaps and enhance your engagement within Albania and beyond.

The benefits of Kings of Translation for your Albanian translation needs

As well as our extensive experience, by using Kings of Translation for your Albanian translation needs, you will benefit from:

Seamless technical translations in 120 languages.
High-quality 24/7 client support.
Flexible, affordable payment plans.
Niche industry skills and linguistic knowledge
One-day project delivery times, if that’s what you need.

As an industry leader in all types of translation, the Kings of Translation team has the experience and expertise to deliver the highest industry standard of Albanian translation.

Our services also offer the following benefits for your convenience and peace of mind:

With a portfolio of 120 languages, our experts will be proficient in both the origin and source language.
You will be assigned a niche industry expert with proficiency in both the origin and source language that you require.
We have an international team of translators, so whatever your time zone and deadline, we have someone available to complete your project 24/7.
We offer competitive fees with a range of flexible payment plans.

Kings of Translation Area of Expertise

In the technical sector, a professional Albanian translation consists of translating user manuals, product usage guidelines, product descriptions, business memos, and leaflets. The targeted readers are usually a specific niche. Since the products have a limited self-life, a technical translation must mention storage guidelines clearly.
Juridical translations involve translating legal books, decrees, business agreements, and labor contracts. The translator must have a legal understanding and certified linguistic comprehension to execute juridical translation flawlessly. Since legalese is a rigid language, the linguist might face inflexibility in translating the terminologies mentioned in the source contracts and commercial documents.
Kings of Translation also provides certified translation for official use. The translations are completed with a signature and date from the translator. The process is also referred to as sworn translations. Certified translations are required in legal setting such as marital agreements and divorce. Furthermore, you may need accredited translations if you are relocating for employment or studying.
Financial translations consist of company accounts, annual statements, and other contracts. The translator must have an extensive understanding of the statement’s layout and local laws. Financial documents are presented to the stakeholders and board of directors in an official setting. Moreover, the linguist must also translate the attached disclosures perfectly to avoid miscommunication.

How to translate Albanian?

A professional Albanian translation will be based on two dialects. Tosk and Gheg are spoken in different geographical regions of the country. In the southern region, Tosk is said, while Gheg is dominantly present in the northern parts. Therefore, the translator must identify the potential reader before translating the content mentioned in the source document.
The translator must also keep up with the alphabet evolution in the Albanian language to ensure the translation is updated. The alphabets once used Arabic characters, which later adopted the Cyrillic script. Furthermore, unique alphabets such as Todhri, Veso Bat, and Elbasan were also introduced, inspired by Greek parentage.
The nouns in Albanian grammar have five cases that the translator must understand. These are accusative, ablative, nominative, dative, and gendered cases.
There are two genders in the Albanian language, masculine and feminine. However, a rare third gender “neuter” also exists, which is sexless.
An Albanian verb has three persons, two numbers, two narrative voices, six moods, and tenses. One of the moods is exclusively used to express admiration or astonishment. Furthermore, the admiration mood can also be used to demonstrate irony in social interactions.
A professional Albanian translation is based on the alphabet’s standardized form. It combines Latin and native characters with ë and ç used in nine different ways.

Lets learn more about the Albanian language

The Albanian language is linked to the Indo-European set of languages. Unfortunately, this means the national language does not have close relatives. The language is completely isolated due to its parentage. It is a lone wolf in the subset of the Indo-European tree. However, Albanian is also linked to Germanic and Balto-Slavic languages.
We are unclear about the evolution of the Albanian language as it is very confusing. Due to the lack of relatives, it cannot be traced back. The language is perceived as an Illyrian lineage. However, the claims do not carry backing. It is surprising the language has survived so far without any conclusive research.
The language is spoken more widely on an international scale than nationally. This is because Albania has a population of 3 million. However, 7 million national Albanians live outside of the country due to employment. They send remittances back home and speak the language too.
While the communist reined Albania, Tosk was considered an inferior dialect to the language. However, the Albanian Literary Commission decided Elbasan sub-dialect was appropriate for official use. Later, the decision was overturned after the Second World War invasion when Tosk was widely accepted. As a result, the Albanian language has been scrutinized more than expected.

Time to travel to Albania!

The Albanians are a massive fan of evening strolls called xhiro. It is an official activity where the individuals stretch their legs and gossip with the neighbors. The streets are blocked due to heavy foot traffic, with everyone gathering outside for fresh air until nightfall.
Albania is filled with scarecrows. The local people believe erecting a scarecrow on under-construction homes and buildings scares away evil spirits from inhabiting them. On the other hand, some people think they bring good luck. These statues stand erect through a rod or are hung through a rope to serve the same purpose.
The highest point in the country stands at 2,700 meters. Golem Kora or Maj-e-Korabit is a mountain peak at the Albanian border with Macedonia. It is a trendy tourist spot with tons of outdoor activities too. June to September is the busiest season for hikers and climbers captivated by the natural scenery.
Enver Hoxha built more than 750,000 bunkers across the land to protect Albania from her enemies. With a number so high, these bunkers are everywhere. Unfortunately, the invasion never took place. Now, most bunkers have been repurposed into business centers, cultural centers, and museums.

Our Albanian translation fees

At Kings of Translation, we pride ourselves on providing the highest professional quality and value at the most reasonable prices. To learn more about our competitive prices and flexible payment terms, contact us today.