Kurdish translation services by
professional Kurdish translators. All translators
are experienced professionals that translate into their native languages.
English to Kurdish Translation
- Educated, professional in-country Kurdish translators translating into their
native language.
Kurdish to English Translation -
Experienced bi-lingual translators and proofreaders with extensive experience
and a confirmed ability to translate effectively from the Kurdish language.
Green Crescent offers a variety of services in Kurdish translation to and from
English including business, legal, medical, technical, financial, scientific,
government, NGO, gaming, IT, software, subtitling, and website translation to
name a few. We also perform related Kurdish services including desk top publishing
and design, interpretation, transcription, HTML and PHP template integration and
theming, and website localization.
We can also perform translations to and from Kurdish and other non-English languages.
Kurdish Translators
About the Kurdish Language
The Kurdish language is dialectally diverse. The term Kurdish actually refers
to two separate, but related, variants: Kurmanji (Northern Kurdish) and Kurdi
(Southern Kurdish). Kurdi (also called Sorani) is spoken by an estimated 3 million
people in Iraq, and another 3 million people in Iran. Kurmanji (which is sometimes
called Kurmanci) is mainly limited to the 4 million speakers in Northern Iraq
and Turkey. Kurdi and Kurmanji are held to be separate languages; although the
lexicon of the two languages is highly similar, grammatically the two show considerable
differences and are not always mutual intelligible. With a spotty record of acceptance
by the current Iranian government, a literary body has been slow to develop. Kurdish,
however, has official regional status in Iraqi Kurdistan and is the primary language
of school instruction. Kurdish was banned in Turkey in 1938 and did not become
legal again until 1991.
Green Crescent can customize a translation project to suit your needs and your
budget.
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