Latvian

The Republic of Latvia is a country in Northern Europe. The country has 12 thousand rivers and 3 thousand small lakes. The country’s flag is considered to be one of the oldest in the world, and it is home to the only top-class bobsleigh track in Europe and the widest waterfall in Europe, Kuldīga. Riga, the capital of Latvia, has many attractions, such as the Convent Court, the Botanical Garden, St. Peter’s Church, Town Hall Square, and others.

The official language of Latvia is Latvian. The first printed text in Latvian was published in 1525, and the first dictionary in 1638. It is one of the oldest languages in Europe. The Latvian alphabet is based on the Latin alphabet and consists of 33 letters. Latvian is divided into 3 types of dialects: High Latvian, Middle Latvian and Livonian.

If you need a written translation from/into Latvian, please contact MacroGlobal Translation Agency, and our employees will perform the translation with high quality and within the time frame you need.

Additionally, MacroGlobal Translation Agency provides translation certification services with the translation agency’s seal and the translator’s signature, as well as notarization of translations from/into Latvian.

Documents are translated from Latvian and vice versa by professional translators, after which they are proofread by qualified editors, and only then you receive a high-quality and verified translation.

Urgent translation of documents from/into Latvian can be done within 30 minutes.

THE PROCESS OF ORDERING A WRITTEN TRANSLATION

In order to estimate the cost of translation and the timeframe, we need to see the document in electronic form (scan, photo, file in any format) or directly in the office. You can leave a request on our website, write to us at macroglobal@ukr.net or contact our office.

You can learn more about the pricing policy of translation and certification in the sections “Prices for written translation” and “Prices for translation certification”.

You can consult with our manager in advance by calling +38 (097) 933 31 46, +38 (095) 160 10 97, +38 (044) 227 01 24.