Uzbek Translation in India,Uzbek is a branch of the Turkic language family and it is the official language of Uzbekistan. The term “Uzbek” can be used to refer to the Uzbek language and the people of native Uzbek origin. The Uzbek language is mostly found in Uzbekistan and also in the areas of Afghanistan, Australia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzst, Russia ,Turkey (Asia),Turkmenistan, Tajikistan and northwestern China. An estimated 16 million people speak Uzbek language around the world today. The Uzbek language has many dialects varying widely from region to region.

Uzbek Translation in India,When translating from Uzbek language to English and English to Uzbek language, the translators should carry in mind that Uzbek’s living in different countries uses different scripts. Relations between Uzbekistan and India have their roots deep in history. Babur the founder of the Mughal dynasty came from Uzbekistan. It is said that Indian merchants based in Samarkand and Bukhara were an integral part of local economy. There are close cultural linkages which have influenced Indian architecture, dance, music and cuisine. Indian movies have traditionally been popular in Uzbekistan.

India’s main exports to Uzbekistan include drugs, other pharmaceutical products, paper, wood products, machinery, garments & fabrics, tea, plastic items, chemicals, surgical items and consumer goods. Indian imports some items from Uzbekistan which include beans, chemicals and non-ferrous metals apart from machinery, silver, raw, cotton, silk, pulses & services. We do our best to keep history and relation with Uzbeks peoples.