Albanian Interpreters in Birmingham

Albanian is a language spoken by approximately 7.5 million people. It is the official language in Albania and Kosovo and recognised minority language in Italy, Macedonia, Montenegro, Romania and Serbia. Less than 3 million people live in Albania, meaning that the others live abroad.

Are you looking for an Albanian Interpreter in Birmingham for one of your appointments or meetings? Do you want to make sure that both parties understand each other? Do not search any further, Birmingham Translation Agency (BTA) is the Interpreting and Translation Company you need.

BTA Excellent Interpreters

 As Birmingham is the second-largest city in the UK, the request for Albanian Interpreters in Birmingham is higher than in other cities. BTA is a Birmingham-based company which provides professional Albanian interpreters to meet your specific needs.

As part of the Absolute Interpreting and Translations Ltd group, our company is full member of the ATC and the EU ATC, and is accredited by the ISO 9001:2008 and ISO17100:2015 standards. We have been providing interpreting services since 2007 to clients of both the public and the private sector, always meeting their highest requirements.

 Experienced Translation Company

We have gained reputation, thanks to our interpreters, who are professionals and hold different levels of qualifications degrees, diplomas and certificates in interpreting and translation in various fields, such as medical, legal, business, financial, technical, social interpreting etc. Thanks to that, they can handle any communicative situation by performing different modes of interpreting.

 A further look at the types and modes of interpreting

Below is a table where you can see the broad offer of our interpreting services:

 Types of interpreting                                                  Modes of interpreting

 Conference Interpreting                                            Consecutive Interpreting

Business Interpreting                                                  Simultaneous Interpreting

Social Interpreting                                                       Relay Interpreting

 Court Interpreting                                                      Whispered Interpreting

Medical Interpreting                                                   Telephone Interpreting

 Technical Interpreting                                                Video Remote Interpreting

According to your situation, we can combine the types and the modes of interpreting in order to find the perfect match for your interpreting session.

Our Albanian Interpreters in Birmingham and UK wide will be more than happy to help you.

Booking an Albanian Interpreter is easy!

To book an interpreter at BTA you just need opt for one of the following:

  • Call us on 01212680077 then choose option 1
  • E-mail us at enquiries at birminghamtranslationagency.co.uk
  • Send us a fax on 0121 345 0806

As soon as we have found the perfect interpreter for you, we’ll send you an e-mail or a fax confirmation with all the details of the appointment, including the name of the interpreter.

About the cost                      

Our Albanian Interpreters in Birmingham and UK wide are qualified professionals who perform their assignments at a wallet-friendly rate for you.
For a free and no obligation quote, don’t hesitate to contact us! Call us on
+44 (0) 121 268 0077 or email us at enquiries at birminghamtranslationagency.co.uk

  ALBANIAN ETIQUETTE&CUSTOMS

HONESTY – Albanians are very honest and straightforward when it comes to business and do not hesitate to criticise when they do not appreciate something. Honesty, as well as loyalty and honour are important values in Albania and verbal agreement is important more than written contracts. Lie or break a promise, and you will suffer their wrath.

TIME – Although meetings might start late, they expect that a foreigner arrives on time. Meetings may also end late, so make sure you have plenty of time between one and another.

“YES” AND “NO” – As in Bulgaria, Albanians shake their head to say “yes” and nod to say “no”. However, the younger generation tends to use the international gesture. To be sure, say “po” for “yes” and “jo” for “no”.

ANJEZË GONXHE BOJAXHIU