Еўрапейскія мовы / Serbian

Translation from Serbian to Russian language, translation from Russian to Serbian language

"GMC Translation Service" Translation Center offers services of professional translators of Serbian language. The team of our Translation Center consisting of translators, correctors and managers will do best to prepare the written translation from Serbian language or to Serbian language in due manner and in due time. We ensure high quality of translation in various subject fields: oil development, gas production, food industry, instrument engineering, motor industry, software, medicine, finance, ecology, legal instruments, contracts, management and marketing, guidances to modern household equipment and etc.. 

Serbo-Croatian language also called Serbo-Croat or Serbian is Indo-European language acted as a standard norm on the territory of Former Yugoslavia, foundations of which were laid by Serbian educator of XIX - Karadzhich (Karadžić). Total amount of Serbo-Croatian speaking people is 17 million people.

After the breakup of Yugoslavian the following national variants of a standard language became the official languages: Serbian language in Serbia; Croatian language in Croatia and Bosnian language - one of three state languages in Bosnia. It should be noted that differences between the standard Serbian, Croatian and Bosnian languages are less notable than, for instance, the differences between two variants of Croatian language: Kajkavian and Chakavian dialects.  Official rule of the writing language in Serbia and Montenegro is Cyrillic alphabet, in Croatia – Latin alphabet and in Bosnia – both variants are permitted by law. Residents of former republic of Yugoslavia will be able to communicate easy without dictionary, if local dialectally colored vocabulary will not be used in their speech.

 Did you know that…

• Majority of Serbians are heavy smokers and drink an extremely great amount of black coffee per year. 
• German and English languages are actively used in resort regions of Serbia (mountain skiing and balneological).
• The Slavs settled down the territories belonging to the present-day Serbia in VII century, having displaced the Illyrians, Greeks, Romans and Celts to walled towns of the Balkans, seaside and mountains.
• The capital of Serbia – Belgrade was founded by the Celts in III century B.C.E., and then became the pier for roman marine having become the settlement Singidunum. The capital of Serbia got the name «Belgrade» (White fortress) from the Bulgarians controlling the city in IX – XI centuries.

Еўрапейскія мовы