BALKAN LANGUAGES TRANSLATIONS

The Literatus translation centre is the only service in Greece specializing in the translation and interpretation of the Balkan languages and the languages of south-eastern Europe.

Thanks to its collaboration with the Institute for Balkan Studies [ Ίδρυμα Μελετών Χερσονήσου του Αίμου (ΙΜΧΑ)] in Thessaloniki and with most of the universities of the Balkan countries Literatus Literatus is now in a position to cover even the most difficult language combinations regarding Balkan languages and subjects.

The Literatus translation office has participated in important collaborations jointly organized with other Balkan universities, in university editions, in and scientific meetings of linguistic and historical interest.

Conference at the University of Tirana_2006

Our many years of experience with such organizations and our scientific editions involving leading scientific figures of the Balkans, have resulted in our service being widely recognized.

At the present time Literatus is endowed with a rich database regarding the economy, the legal framework, and the investment opportunities presented by the developing Balkans.

Translation from Greek into Albanian and from Albanian into Greek
Especially for translations from Greek into Albanian and vice versa, from Albanian into Greek, Literatus  offers you very fast, high quality translation services. Our translators from Greek into Albanian and from Albanian into Greek are experienced and specialized and they work in their own mother-tongues. Literatus  also offers interpreters from Greek into Albanian and vice versa, from Albanian into Greek, with the same high quality results. Our interpreters from Greek into Albanian and from Albanian into Greek are equally experienced and they also work in their own mother-tongues. Our translation team from Greek into Albanian and vice versa, from Albanian into Greek, maintains close professional relations with institutions of higher education of the Albanian language in Albania and closely follows linguistic developments in this language.  



With colleagues at the University of Sofia 1998