
With the Kurdish interpreters from LingaTel, overcoming language barriers is child’s play. Whether in public authorities, government offices, ministries, women’s shelters, hospitals, refugee aid, companies, businesses or in court, our team of professional Kurdish specialist interpreters is always at your side. Whatever the occasion – we provide the right telephone interpreters, telephone interpreters, video interpreters and video interpreters for the Kurdish language. Contact us by phone or via the contact form, tell us the time frame and we will find a suitable solution for you!
Kurdish is mainly spoken in the Kurdistan Region, which covers parts of Iraq, Turkey, Iran and Syria. The exact areas vary depending on the dialect, as there are several Kurdish dialects, including Sorani, Kurmanci and Zaza. It is estimated that more than 30 million people worldwide speak Kurdish.
In Turkey, Kurdish is spoken alongside Turkish. Kurdish is not officially recognized by the government and is banned in public institutions and the education system. Nevertheless, many Kurds in Turkey speak Kurdish as their mother tongue.
There is also a Kurdish population in Iran, particularly in the province of Kurdistan and other surrounding areas.
In Iraq, Kurdish is an official language recognized by the government and is spoken by the majority of Kurds in the country. In Syria, many Kurds also speak Kurdish as their mother tongue, although the government has banned it in the past.
It is estimated that Germany is home to one of the largest Kurdish communities in Europe. Estimates vary depending on the source, but it is believed that there are between 800,000 and 1.5 million Kurds in Germany.
Most Kurdish migrants came to Germany in the 1970s and 1980s to flee political persecution in Iraq, Turkey and Iran. Many Kurdish communities have formed in Germany, which campaign for the rights and freedoms of Kurds in their countries of origin.
Kurdish culture is also present in Germany, with numerous cultural and political events organized by the Kurdish community. Kurdish is not officially recognized in Germany, but there are Kurdish schools and media run by the community.
Kurdish interpreters play an important role in counseling sessions with foreign-language people seeking help at the women’s shelter. The interpreters can support the educators and social workers during counseling sessions and break down language barriers. This makes it possible for foreign women seeking help to make use of the services of the women’s shelters.

LingaTel’s Kurdish – German telephone interpreters and video interpreters are native speakers of the languages to be interpreted. They are also qualified to translate conversations over the phone and via video and have experience as oral translators from German into Kurdish.
LingaTel, as a provider of language services for telephone interpreting and video interpreting in the fields of affairs, health, business and many more, regularly tests its interpreters and translators and provides them with further training.
This is the only way to ensure smooth interpreting of the highest quality.
LingaTel’s Kurdish – German telephone interpreters and video interpreters can be used in many areas. They can be used as interpreters for support meetings with refugees, as interpreters at public authorities and offices, as translators for medical consultations, as conference interpreters and much more. LingaTel has the right telephone interpreter and video interpreter for every assignment in the language combinations German – Kurdish and Kurdish – German. This means that even specialist oral translations can be realized.

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