Somali
is a Cushtic language with about 15 million speakers in Somali,
Ethiopia, Djibouti, Kenya, Yemen, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Italy,
Finland, Sweden and the UK.
The
Somali or Osmanya alphabet was created in 1922 by Cismaan Kenadiid,
brother of the Sultan of Obbia. It was not widely used, apart from
for private correspondence. In 1961 both the Latin and Osmanya scripts
were adopted for use in Somalia, but in 1969 there was a coup, with
one of its stated aims the resolution of the debate over the country's
writing system. The Latin alphabet was finally adopted in 1972 and
at the same time Somali was made the sole official language of Somalia.
Somali
is one of the many languages in Africa, but is also spoken in the
UK and other parts of Europe as an ethnic language.
Somali
is one of the languages occasionally translated by Comms
Multilingual. Somali translation projects have included
work on advertisements, brochures, manuals, newsletters.
Do
you need to translate any of the following into Somali?
Documents
and manuals
Websites
Brochures
and other marketing materials
Software
Video
or audio presentations
If
you do, then Comms Multilingual will
be your perfect business partner for translation and
interpreting between English and
Somali.
Comms
Multilingual can also provide translation services
from Somali
into the major languages. Comms has experience in translating
into and from over 100 languages, including French, German, Spanish, Italian, Arabic, Chinese, Dutch, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Turkish
Comms
Multilingual translates over 100 languages including
Somali
is a Cushtic language with about 15 million speakers in Somali,
Ethiopia, Djibouti, Kenya, Yemen, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Italy,
Finland, Sweden and the UK.
