Our qualified team of specialist Turkish translators will translate your documents from Turkish into German, and vice versa. We also offer other language combinations: with Turkish as a source and target language.
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From business documents to technical manuals, our professional Turkish translators deliver accurate, culturally-appropriate translations across all industries and document types.
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Turkish, a Turkic language spoken as a first or second language by approximately 90 million people worldwide, is one of the top 15 most widely spoken languages in the world. Turkish is the official language of Turkey and Northern Cyprus, as well as an important regional language in Macedonia, Romania, in the Caucasus and Kosovo. Beyond these regions, several million speakers live in Central Asia, Southeast and Western Europe, as well as in North America. Turkish is the second most frequently spoken language in Germany. Until the 20th century, the Turkish language was written with Arabic characters. As a part of Atatürk's efforts to align the young Turkish Republic more closely with the West, Arabic characters were replaced by Latin in 1928. Today, businesses, institutions, and individuals rely heavily on professional Turkish translations to ensure smooth communication across borders.
One special characteristic of the Turkish language is that—unlike most Indo-European languages—it is an agglutinative language. The central feature of agglutinative languages is the use of affixes that are attached to terms and which signal the particular grammatical function (i.e., case, number, gender) of a noun or a verb. Unlike fusional languages such as German or Latin, agglutinative languages use one affix per grammatical category. As such, concepts that are expressed in a complete sentence in German can often be formulated in a single word in Turkish. This makes high-quality Turkish translations Challenging and highlights the need for skilled Turkish Translators and Interpreters Who can convey meaning with precision.
Because of these complexities, 24translate and other language service providers work with a large number of native Turkish translators Who specialises in various fields such as law, medicine, business, and technology. Alongside them, experienced Turkish Interpreters Provide crucial support in conferences, negotiations, and healthcare settings where real-time communication is vital. Together, these professionals ensure that Turkish translations, both written and spoken, are accurate and culturally adapted for the Turkish-speaking world.