We translate 300+ languages — and interpret every one of them.

The wrong answer to "do you do that language?" costs you

When an agency, hospital, court, or school district needs a language, they need it now — and a vendor who can't staff it means a delayed IEP meeting, an unserved patient, a missed compliance obligation, or a resident left without meaningful access. Most providers cover the top handful of languages and outsource (or decline) the rest.

Taika is built the opposite way. Our 2,000+ vetted linguists cover the world's most-requested languages and the long tail of regional, Indigenous, refugee, and emerging languages — so you get one accountable partner for all of it, not a short list and a shrug. Explore the languages below, then request a quote for any pair.

Questions about languages

How many languages does Taika translate?

Taika works in 300+ languages and dialects through a network of 2,000+ vetted linguists — from the most-requested languages like Spanish, Mandarin, Arabic, and Vietnamese to rare, Indigenous, and emerging languages many vendors can't staff. If you don't see your language listed, we very likely still cover it — just ask.

Do you translate rare or Indigenous languages?

Yes. We regularly handle Indigenous languages of the Americas (Navajo, K'iche', Mam, Mixtec, Zapotec, Quechua), Pacific languages (Marshallese, Chuukese, Samoan, Chamorro), and refugee and emerging-community languages (Karen, Rohingya, Tigrinya, Dari, Pashto, Somali Maay Maay). When a language is uncommon, we confirm a qualified linguist before you commit.

How can government agencies and school districts buy language services?

Multiple ways, with no new RFP needed: GSA Schedule, NASPO ValuePoint cooperative, direct contracts with school districts, purchase-order (PO) basis, and standing service contracts. As a veteran-owned small business (VOSB), Taika is set up for public-sector procurement — tell us your entity and we'll confirm your fastest ordering path.

What if my language isn't on this list?

This page lists 300+ of the world's languages, but the world has thousands. If yours isn't shown, request a quote — we source qualified linguists for language pairs well beyond any published list, including regional dialects and variants.

Do you provide both document translation and interpretation?

Yes — certified document translation, professional interpretation (on-site, phone, and video), sign language (ASL), and accessible formats, across the same 300+ languages.