news about
languages categories

Here are the derivations of many of the languages in the world today:

Romance (Latin) Languages

Italian : Sardinian : French : Provencal : Catalonian : Spanish : Ladino : Galician : Portuguese : Romansh : Romanian : Moldavian Latin : Oscan : Umbrian : Faliscan : Sabine : Dalmatian

Slavic Languages

Eastern Branch: Russian : Belorussian : Ukrainian : Western Slavic Branch: Polish : Serbian Czech : Slovak : Slovene : Croatian : Southern Slavic Branch Serbian : Kashubian : Bulgarian : Macedonian : Bosnian Old Church Slavic

Celtic Languages

Welsh : Irish Gaelic : Scottish Gaelic : Breton : Cornish : Gaulish : Cumbrian : Manx : Galatian

Germanic languages

English : Dutch : Flemish : Frisian : Afrikaans : German : Yiddish : Danish : Swedish : Norwegian: Faroes : Icelandic: Anglo Saxon : Old Norse : Frankish : Gothic
Lombardo : Visigoth : Vandal

Baltic languages

Lithuanian : Latvian : Prussian

Hellenic Languages

Modern Greek Mycenaean : Koine : Byzantine Greek : Classical Greek (Attic : Doric, Ionic, Aeolic)

Illyric LanguagesThracian Languages

Armenian Thracian : Phrygian

Iranian Languages

Farsi : Kurdish : Pashto : Baluchi : Ossetian : Tadzhik : Persian : Avestan : Scythian

Indic Languages

Hindi : Urdu : Nepali : Bengali : Assamese : Oriya : Kashmiri : Punjabi : Sindhi : Marathi : Gujarati Bhili : Lahnda : Maithili : Magahi Konkani : Sinhalese : Maldivian : Romany Sanskrit : Pali

Tokharian Languages

Albanian

Anatolian Languages

Hittite : Lydian : Lycian: Luwian : PalaicTurfanian : Kuchean

All Translations are certified and are accepted anywhere in the U.S. and around the world. The completed translation will be accepted as a bona fide and proper translation by the recipient for whom it is intended.