We translate in 150+ languages. Each one has its own real considerations pick a language to learn more.
Arabic
Official language in 22 countries across the Middle East and North Africa, with major regional dialects including Egyptian, Gulf, Levantine, and Maghrebi Arabic
English
The most common target language for Egyptian and Gulf businesses translating for international audiences, embassies, and global commercial partners
French
Relevant for Egyptian clients with historic ties to French-administered institutions, and for business with Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, and Francophone Africa
German
Primary language of Germany, Austria, and Switzerland — required for the German academic recognition process (Nostrifizierung)
Chinese (Mandarin)
Mainland China's official language — increasingly relevant for Egyptian and Gulf trade, manufacturing imports, and infrastructure partnerships
Spanish
Official language in Spain and across Latin America — relevant for Egyptian/Gulf clients with ties to Spanish or Latin American markets and embassies
Turkish
Official language of Turkey — relevant for Egyptian/Gulf trade, tourism partnerships, and a growing volume of Turkish-Arabic business documentation
Russian
Official language of Russia — relevant for Egyptian/Gulf energy-sector partnerships, tourism, and personal documents for Russian-speaking residents
Italian
Official language of Italy — relevant for Egyptian clients applying to Italian universities, Schengen visas via Italy, and Italian trade partnerships
Persian (Farsi)
Official language of Iran — relevant for Gulf-region business, legal, and personal document translation given geographic proximity
Urdu
National language of Pakistan — spoken by a large resident community across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and the wider Gulf
Hindi
Official language of India — spoken by a large resident community across the UAE and the wider Gulf
Portuguese
Official language of Portugal, Brazil, Angola, and Mozambique — relevant for Egyptian/Gulf trade with Brazil and Lusophone Africa
Japanese
Official language of Japan — relevant for Egyptian/Gulf automotive and electronics imports and manufacturing partnerships
Korean
Official language of South Korea — relevant for Egyptian/Gulf automotive, electronics, and construction equipment imports
Swahili
Widely spoken across East Africa — Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, and parts of the DRC — relevant for growing Egyptian trade with East Africa
Dutch
Netherlands, Belgium (Flanders), Suriname
Greek
Greece, Cyprus
Czech
Czech Republic
Polish
Poland
Thai
Thailand
Ukrainian
Ukraine
Hebrew
Israel
Romanian
Romania, Moldova
Hungarian
Hungary
Swedish
Sweden, Finland (minority)
Bengali
Bangladesh, West Bengal (India)
Vietnamese
Vietnam
Indonesian
Indonesia
Armenian
Armenia, and a historic community in Egypt
Pashto
Afghanistan, Pakistan
Dari
Afghanistan
Amharic
Ethiopia
Punjabi
Pakistan, India (Punjab)
Georgian
Georgia
Azerbaijani
Azerbaijan
