Hungarian language belongs to the group of Uralic languages. Distinct languages evolved from Proto-Uralic in different geographic and language environments due to people migrations. This is the case with the Hungarian language as well. However, regardless of the fact that it developed outside its original homeland, it has been established that Hungarian preserved around 700 word roots of Ugro-Finnish origin. In Europe, only Hungarian, Estonian, Finnish, Basque and Turkish do not belong to the Indo-European languages.
The first written traces of the Hungarian language (personal names and names of places) date back to the 10th century, whereas the oldest religious poetry written in Hungarian (Ómagyar Mária-siralom) dates back to the 14th century. The first complete translation of the Holy Bible into Hungarian, known as the Hussite Bible (Huszita Biblia), was made at the beginning of the 15th century, and its translators Tamás Pécsi and Bálint Újlaki were also Hungarian language reformers.
An interesting fact is that this complex language has 14 vowels, whereas the Hungarian Alphabet consists of 44 letters.
Hungarian is one of the six official languages in the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina.
Our team includes permanently employed Hungarian language court interpreters who are always ready to respond to your request for translation and certification of any type of documents.
Our Hungarian language court interpreters are at your disposal for:
- Certified translation by Hungarian language court interpreters;
- Onsite interpreting if Hungarian language court interpreter's presence is required;
- Interpreting;
- Certification of already translated texts;
- Hungarian text editing and proofreading.
We also offer:
- Translation from Hungarian to Serbian;
- Translation from Serbian to Hungarian;
- Translation from Hungarian to other languages;
- Translation from other languages to Hungarian.