Below is a list of languages supported by Foreign Translations. Regardless of the locale we have the right linguist for you. The details are broken out by region, so if you don’t see the language you need in our language list, Contact a team member today. In short, we are here to help.
North America
From U.S. states Alaska and Hawaii on its west to Panama on the south to Greenland on the North and east, North America is home a small but influential group of lanaugaes
South America
Located along the equator to its north and being the closest area to Antarctica, South America is a diverse region known predominantly for Brazilian Portuguese and Spanish.
- Portuguese: Brazil
- Spanish: multiple locales
- Dutch: Suriname
Western Europe
Rich in history and culture, western Europe is the home language for many of the languages of the Americas.
- Portuguese: Portugal
- Spanish: Spain
- French: France, Belgium
- English: United Kingdom
- Dutch: Netherlands, Belgium
- German: Germany, Austria, Belgium, Switzerland
- Italian: Italy
- Flemish: Belgium
Eastern Europe
South of the Nordic countries and running east to the Meditterean and Aegean seas, eastern Europe is a patchwork of countries and locales.
- Russian: Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, Georgia
- Polish: Poland
- Czech: Czech Republic
- Slovak: Slovakia
- Hungarian: Hungry
- Slovenian: Slovenia
- Croatian: Croatia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro
- Bosnian: Bosnia & Herzegovina
- Serbian: Serbia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro
- Albanian: Albania
- Macedonian: North Macedonia
- Greek: Greece
- Bulgarian: Bulgaria
- Romanian: Romania
- Ukrainian: Ukraine
Nordic & Baltic Languages
Nordic (sometimes referred to as North Germanic Languages) languages stretch across the north Atlantic through the North Sea to the Baltic Sea.
- Swedish: Sweden
- Norwegian: Norway
- Danish: Denmark
- Icelandic: Iceland
- Finnish: Finland
- Estonian: Estonia
- Latvian: Latvia
- Lithuanian: Lithuania
Middle East and surrounding regions
Noted for it bi-directional language sets, middle east covers from north Africa along the Mediterranean Sea through south Asia.
- Arabic: Arabic speaking countries that are part of the Arab League
- Turkish: Turkey
- Hebrew: Israel
- Farsi: Iran
- Dari: Afghanistan
- Pashto: Afghanistan
- Urdu: Pakistan
- Armenian: Armenia
- Azeri (Azerbaijani): Azerbaijan
- Georgian: Georgia
Sub-Saharan Africa
The area south of the Sahara desert is known as Sub-Saharan Africa and includes African countries that are not part of the Arab League.
- Swahili: Kenya, Tanzania, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Bajuni Islands, South Sudan, and various other locales
- Zulu: South Africa, Lesotho, Eswatini
- Afrikaans: South Africa
- Mandinka: Senegal, The Gambia, Guinea-Bissau, Guinea
- English: widely spoken in the region
- Arabic: Sudan, Mauritania
Central and South Asia
From former U.S.S.R. countries to countries along the Bay of Bengal, locales in central and south Asia include a diverse and unique group of languages.
- Kazakh: Kazhkstan
- Uzbek: Uzbekistan
- Turkmen: Turkmenistan
- Kyrgyz: Kyrgyzstan
- Taji: Tajikistan
- Mongolian: Mongolia
- Nepali: Nepal
- Hindi: India
- Sinhala: Sri Lanka
- Tamil: Sri Lanka, India
Southeast and far East Asia
one of the fastest growing regions in the world, southeast and far east Asia is home to a diverse group of languages and cultures.
- Simplified Chinese: China
- Traditional Chinese: Hong Kong, Taiwan
- Japanese: Japan
- Korean: South Korea
- Filipino: Philippines
- Tagalog: Philippines
- Bengali: Bangladesh
- Bermese: Myanmar
- Karen: Myanmar
- Thai: Thailand
- Lao: Laos
- Khmer: Cambodia
- Vietnamese: Vietnam
- Malay: Malaysia, Singapore
- Indonesian: Indonesia