Lithuanian translation
Lithuanian Translation in Dubai
Al Hadeed Translation Services Dubai is facilitating those who are looking for professional Lithuanian translation in Dubai, UAE. We offer top quality Lithuanian translation for any type of documents. There would hardly be a major area left that our team of professional Lithuanian translator hasn’t translated. One can reach us for translation, interpretation and subtitling needs not only in Lithuanian but also for other 120 languages. Our list of languages includes Lithuanian, Latvian, German, Russian, Chinese, French, Portuguese, Spanish, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Farsi, Czech and Romanian. No matter if you require translation of Hindi, Urdu, Turkish, Dutch and Greek translation during any part of the day as we are always reachable via phone and email.
We have perfectly translated all types of documents including medical, legal, technical and all other types of content. We provide complete information to our customers regarding legalities and other attestation matters. Our professional team of Lithuanian translators in Dubai and other parts of UAE has translated POA, MOA and court documents. This list also includes many types of certificates, marriage documents, degrees, brochures, consumer manuals, blogs and social media related material. We are 24/7 available online to respond urgent translation inquiries. We offer Lithuanian translation services in Dubai with all major languages pair but below are in particular on regular basis.
Lithuanian to English translation
Lithuanian to Arabic translation
English to Lithuanian translation
Arabic to Lithuanian translation
About Lithuanian Language
Lithuania is a southernmost of Europe County with Vilnius, as its capital. Other important and big cities are Klaipėda and Kaunas. Lithuanian is one of the old languages spoken on the earth. At present, more than 3.2 million people speak Lithuanian and this is the only official language of Lithuania. Around 96% of total Lithuanian population speaks this language that includes 85% natives. “The Catechism” was the first Lithuanian book, written by Martynas Mažvydas and printed in 1547. Nowadays, Lithuanians indeed are learning other foreign languages but they love their language and proud being a Lithuanian speaker.
