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More Than 200 Language Combinations, Including the Ones Others Miss
From Spanish and Chinese to Mam, Dari, Tigrinya and American Sign Language, our network of 3,000+ native linguists covers the languages your communities speak.
Most Requested
The Languages US Organizations Request Most
Based on the most common non-English languages spoken in US homes. Your threshold languages depend on your service area, and we help you find them.
By Region
A Sample of What We Cover
Highlighted languages are often hard to staff. Ask about any language not listed here.
The Americas
- Spanish (Latin American, Mexican, Caribbean)
- Brazilian Portuguese
- Haitian Creole
- Canadian French
- Mam
- K’iche’
- Q’anjob’al
- Mixteco
- Zapoteco
- Triqui
- Navajo
Asia and the Pacific
- Chinese (Simplified, Traditional)
- Mandarin
- Cantonese
- Vietnamese
- Tagalog
- Korean
- Japanese
- Hmong
- Khmer
- Lao
- Karen
- Burmese
- Marshallese
- Chuukese
- Samoan
- Tongan
South Asia, Middle East and Africa
- Arabic
- Farsi
- Dari
- Pashto
- Hindi
- Punjabi
- Urdu
- Bengali
- Nepali
- Armenian
- Turkish
- Amharic
- Tigrinya
- Somali
- Swahili
- Kinyarwanda
- Oromo
Europe
- Russian
- Ukrainian
- Polish
- French
- German
- Italian
- Portuguese
- Greek
- Romanian
- Bosnian
- Albanian
- Dutch
Sign Languages and Deaf Services
American Sign Language, Certified Deaf Interpreters, tactile and Protactile for DeafBlind people, and Mexican Sign Language (LSM).
Indigenous and Rare Languages
When the Need Is Urgent and the Language Is Rare
Many newcomers to the US speak Indigenous or regional languages first. Sending a Spanish or Arabic interpreter by default can leave them without real help. We confirm the language and dialect, then find the right linguist.
- Language identification support for frontline staff
- Relay interpreting when no direct interpreter is available
- Audio versions of written material for oral languages
Don’t See Your Language?
Ask us. We confirm availability for any language within one business day.