Spoken by around 2.9 million people, primarily based in Lithuania, Lithuanian is known as a Baltic language.
Closely related to Latvian, Lithuanian is known as a Baltic language and is often cited as the most conservative Indo-European language spoken today. This is because Lithuanian still has features of Proto-Indo-European that many other Indo-European languages have now lost. Lithuanian translation is also useful for communicating with small populations in Belarus, Estonia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Poland, Russia, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan. The Lithuanian language consists of two major dialects, spoken in different areas of Lithuania. The Lithuanian language comprises of 32 letters and uses the Latin alphabet.
At Brightlines, we have worked with brands such as Google, Honda and Red Sea Gateway and only use Lithuanian translation specialists who have used Lithuanian since birth.
Call Brightlines if you need Lithuanian translation services or simply need advice. We are here to help you.
