One of our most popular services, at Universal Language Solutions we are specialists in Croatian document translation.
Our professional Croatian translators work on thousands of business, academic, technical, medical or personal documents every year, translating into more than 100 different languages. This level of service means that many large global corporations and even mid-size businesses with international divisions can have all their translation requirements fulfilled efficiently and economically by a single provider. In addition, we deliver most of our translation services online for maximum convenience.
We are proud to provide every client with a bespoke and highly efficient service to ensure they receive accurate translations that meet the highest industry standards. As a leading Croatian translation company, we employ well-trained, highly skilled and certified professional Croatian translators, all of whom have expert professional accreditation.
If your translation falls into a particular sector, please see our Industry pages.
If you’d like to speak to a member of our friendly team, please call us on 020 3582 7240.
Croatian is spoken by a little over 5.5 million people, mainly in Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Serbian province of Vojvodina and the neighbouring countries. Croatian belongs to the South Slavonic group of languages. Other South Slavonic languages are Bosnian, Serbian, Bulgarian, Macedonian and Slovene. The Croatian alphabet consists of thirty phonemes, one letter for each sound. The pronunciation of these letters is constant, which means that it does not vary with its position in a word. There is no absolute rule regarding stressed syllables in the Croatian language, except for one that it is never the final syllable. However in polysyllabic words the stressed syllable is generally the first syllable.
Croatian does not have any articles. The Croatian vocabulary consists of many words related to one another. Most Croatian verbs have two forms, the imperfective and the perfective. Like nouns and adjectives, the pronouns too have different forms depending on their function in a sentence. Every Croatian noun has a gender, which can be masculine, feminine or neuter, which also determines its declension. While most masculine nouns end in a consonant, some masculine nouns end in -o or -e after a soft consonant. The great majority of feminine nouns end in -a. For these nouns the nominative plural ending is -e. A few feminine nouns end in a consonant. For these nouns the nominative plural ending is -i.
Looking for an experienced translation company to handle your next translation project? We can help! Find out more about our premier services by calling us at +44 (0)20 3940 3255. You can also email us at info@universallanguagesolutions.co.uk. To get an estimate for our services, please complete our free quote form to get an instant quote.
It may be a small world but communicating effectively in a global marketplace is a big challenge.
Universal Language Solutions is the company of choice for some of the world’s best-known brands who trust us to meet their translation and interpreting needs.
Combining the latest technology with the skill of our professional linguists, we offer a complete range of cost-effective translation services in over 140 different languages, with the capacity to turn work around quickly to meet your deadline.
One thing that needs no translation is quality. Our experienced translators and interpreters take the utmost care to provide reliable, bespoke translations so you can be safe in the knowledge that what we deliver is accurate and meaningful.
Find us on Facebook
Find us on Twitter