Skrivanek Bulgaria offers translations from and into Uzbek by translators with years of experience and specialized knowledge in the required field depending on the client’s needs. While translating from Uzbek to Bulgarian and vice versa, a skilled translator in the given language can accurately convey the content while maintaining consistency with the source text. Our experience guarantees your satisfaction with the translation. If you are looking for a professional who uses Uzbek, you have just found the right place – our offer includes comprehensive translation services from Bulgarian to Uzbek and from Uzbek to Bulgarian. We also offer translations from any other language included in our offer into Uzbek and vice versa.

Who speaks Uzbek?

More than 30 million people use Uzbek worldwide. For most of them, it is their native language. It belongs to the Turkic language family. Outside Uzbekistan, where it is the official language, Uzbek is mainly used in Afghanistan. In addition, a significant number of Uzbek speakers can be found in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Turkmenistan and China. Uzbek minorities live in Australia, Israel, Germany, Turkey, the USA and Ukraine.

History of the Uzbek language

The Uzbek language was spread throughout the ancient Central Asian states of Bactria, Sogdiana and Khorezm.
Turkic-speaking tribes settled in the valleys of the Amudarya, Sardarya and Zeravshan rivers around the 7th-8th centuries, displacing or assimilating the older Iranian-speaking population. Between the 9th and 12th centuries, these areas were ruled by the Karakhanid dynasty, whose elite was Turkic-speaking. During the reign of Chagatai Khan, Timur and his successors (the Timurids) there was a flowering of literature, which was created based on local Turkic vernaculars. A high point in the development of this literary tradition was the work of the poet Alisher Navoi (15th-16th centuries). The modern Uzbek language is a distant descendant of the Chagatai language, which has adopted a large number of Persian and Arabic borrowings. From 1940-1992, when Uzbekistan was a Soviet republic and operated as the Uzbek Soviet Socialist Republic, the Uzbek language was written in Cyrillic script. Since 1992 it has been officially written in Latin, but it is still possible to encounter entries in Cyrillic or Arabic script.

Use of the Uzbek language in business

Although business cooperation between Bulgaria and Uzbekistan is currently in its infancy, we may see an upward trend in the future. To start economic activities in Uzbekistan, companies need knowledge of the Uzbek language. Therefore, operating in this market, it is extremely important to take care of professional translations of all corporate materials into Uzbek, while in the case of importing goods or raw materials from the Uzbek market, it is worthwhile to carry out a professional translation from Uzbek into Bulgarian. It will definitely contribute to success in the demanding international market.

Translators into Uzbek

Skrivanek Bulgaria provides professional translations of texts from and into Uzbek. We cooperate with an experienced team of Uzbek translators specialized in various disciplines. We can provide both standard and certified translations. Our offer is addressed to companies from all sectors including: manufacturing, engineering, medicine, law and many others. We can translate agreements or translate company documents, invoices, catalogues, advertising slogans, reports, business correspondence, deeds, powers of attorney, forms and other materials, also classified. Our Uzbek translators will not only ensure the accuracy of the translation, but also the effectiveness of the text, its appropriate style and adaptation to the cultural context, both in terms of the language itself and the country.

The most common orders for translations to and from Uzbek:

standard and business translations to and from Uzbek; express translations; certified translations; editing; localization; website translation into Uzbek; DTP – graphic preparation of documents; interpreting from and into Uzbek – simultaneous and consecutive.

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