English-Georgian Translations by Professional Translators

In the beginning of the nineties Georgia declared its independence from the collapsing Soviet Union. Since then, Georgians have not always succeeded in staying out of the conflicts in the Caucasus region. The young country is still trying to free itself from the the influence of its powerful neighbor Russia. Part of this strategy is the development of relations with the Islamic countries of the region and the effort to build on its role as a mediator between the East and West, which role Georgians have fulfilled time and again throughout their turbulent history. Cultivation of fruit, vegetables, and tobacco are among the most important sectors of the economy of this subtropical country. Tourism by the Black Sea beaches also brings revenue. Currently, extensive efforts are being made to revitalize the industrial and mining sectors. They suffered a considerable decline after the collapse of the Soviet Union. These sectors also rely on international investment. Additionally, the country has the potential to become a transit point of several international pipeline projects. The opening of the country to the West created a demand for translators to translate texts from English, currently used as an international language, to Georgian. Should your company need high quality translations into Georgian, you have come to the right place. Our experienced project managers will find the best Georgian translator for your job. They do all the necessary preparation of the text before and after the translation and are available to answer your questions by telephone and email. Give us a chance to show you what we can. Pick up the phone and call us!

Georgian: The Language of a Thousand-Year-Old Culture

The Georgian language has held the status of an official language only in Georgia. About five million people speak Georgian and its alphabet has 33 letters. It is believed that Georgian existed as a language already before the Christian era. Since the beginning it has undergone several stages of development and has changed considerably. At first sight, it strikes outsiders with words with unusual accumulation of consonants. In particular, X appears significantly more often than in German. The difficult pronunciation is one of the main reasons why Western Europeans find Georgian so difficult to learn. Like the neighboring Turkish, Georgian also has complex rules for transforming words by adding syllables before and after the word. Thus, a single Georgian word may correspond to a complete phrase in another language. Due to these differences in the linguistic structure, translation from English into Georgian is more difficult than, say, translation from English into German or Spanish. Despite of that and regardless of the kind of document you need to have translated, we will provide you with a quality translation every time. We work exclusively with native translators who have a perfect command of the language. See for yourself, send us the text for translation by email or complete the quote request form on the right for a free quote.

Translator’s Role in Ensuring Smooth International Cooperation

As a result of the liberalization of Georgia's economy, which included among other things simplification of the tax code, the country became much more attractive to foreign investors. They invested in mining and telecommunications, among other sectors. Another sub-sector on the rise is hydroelectric power generation, for which the mountainous country offers perfect conditions. International economic cooperation is only possible if language professionals translate between English and Georgian. However, the dominant foreign language in Georgia is Russian. With the exception of small elite, hardly anyone speaks fluent English. Despite of that, we have qualified translators into Georgian. No matter whether you need a translation of an official document, a business contract, or something else, our translators will complete the translation quickly and reliably from one language to another. See for yourself, pick up the phone and call us!