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    "Interpreters & Translations in Armenian"

Are you looking for a professional Armenian translation? All kinds of language services are performed by our native Armenian translators and are supported by ad hoc’s project managers in accordance with strict quality assurance procedures. We guarantee constant quality control and on-time prompt delivery of your Armenian translation order whether its legal translation, financial translation, or translation of  medical or technical documents, etc.

We accept different types of documents for Armenian translation:

  • legal, financial, medical or technical documents,
  • user manuals,
  • literary texts,
  • business reports and contracts,
  • software and websites, etc.

Get a quote for your Armenian translation.

If you need a quick and reliable translation into or from Armenian and demand the quality only professional translators can give, ad hoc's Armenian Translation Service will send you a quote once you have provided us with your text to office@adhoc.at.

Armenian Web Site Localization.

With a team of specialized translators, technical experts and localization professionals, ad hoc can make an Armenian to English or English to Armenian conversion of your web site.

With 7 million native speakers, Armenian is the official language of the Republic of Armenia and the region of Nagorno-Karabakh. It is widely spoken by Armenian communities around the globe, and in Iran, Cyprus, Poland, Russia, Romania, Bulgaria in particular. It has its own script - the alphabet - and presents a special interest to linguists worldwide for its distinctive phonetical features within the Indo-European group of languages. The Armenian language has a long literary history spinning back from the beginning of the 5th century, this is  when the oldest surviving recorded manuscript of a translated bible is dated. Throughout history the Armenian language has been heavily influenced having borrowed numerous words and alphabet characters from Parthian, Greek and Latin and much later from Turkish.