The Arabic language, a macrolanguage, (30 languages), belongs to the southern branch of Semitic languages, which makes it part of the Afro-Asiatic language familyas well. Certain Arabic languages and dialects differ so much from one another that they are mutually almost completely unintelligible, especially if their speakers live in very distant areas (e.g. Marocco - Iraq). Algerian movies, which are shot, of course, in their respective dialect, need to be subtitled into standard Arabic if shown in Persian Gulfcountries. In a wider sense, the Arabic language encompasses a large number of different spoken varieties that were used during the last thousand and a half years, or that are still used today.

All our translations from Arabic, as well as into Arabic, are entrusted to highly educated experts - translators for the Arabic language or specialists in a particular field, native speakers that must have at least 5 (five) years of experience in the translation of most diverse topics. Most of them are certified court interpreters for the Arabic language. As a result of these demanding and rigorous criteria in selecting our professional staff, our translators for the Arabic language are highly competent, so our high-quality translations from Arabic and into Arabic meet the highest professional standards.

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