Aerial view of Ban Jelacic Square and Zagreb Cathedral, Croatia

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Russian in Croatia

Russian-speaking translators in Croatia

87 translators in Croatia who work in Russian, in 10 cities. Zagreb (50), Split (9) and Zadar (7) hold 76% of them.

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6%of all translators here
Photo: Nick Savchenko (CC BY-SA 2.0)

Showing all 10 cities.

Croatia87 in 10 cities

Aerial view of Ban Jelacic Square and Zagreb Cathedral, CroatiaZagrebCroatia50RussianOf all translators here50 of 8066% Aerial view of Split, Croatia, showing Marjan hill, the old town, and the Adriatic SeaSplitCroatia9RussianOf all translators here9 of 1367% Aerial view of Zadar old town peninsula surrounded by the Adriatic Sea, with the Greeting to the Sun circular installation on the waterfront promenadeZadarCroatia7RussianOf all translators here7 of 829% The main square in Osijek, with the neo-gothic church behind itOsijekCroatia5RussianOf all translators here5 of 579% Boats moored along the Rijeka waterfront with the city rising behindRijekaCroatia5RussianOf all translators here5 of 1334% Pula Arena Roman amphitheatre exterior, Pula, CroatiaPulaCroatia4RussianOf all translators here4 of 607% The old town of Rovinj on its peninsula at sunset, pastel houses rising to the tall Venetian bell tower of St Euphemia, seen across the calm Adriatic with boats along the waterfrontRovinjCroatia3RussianOf all translators here3 of 1421% Aerial view of Dubrovnik Old Town and city walls with the Adriatic SeaDubrovnikCroatia2RussianOf all translators here2 of 277% The Cathedral of St James above the old town of Sibenik, CroatiaŠibenikCroatia1RussianOf all translators here1 of 205% The old town and waterfront promenade of Trogir, CroatiaTrogirCroatia1RussianOf all translators here1 of 128%

Where these came from

These Russian-speaking translators come from 2 sources, led by the Croatian Ministry of Justice, Administration and Digital Transformation (86) and the UK Foreign Office's Find a professional service abroad (1).

Every one of these sits on an official list, published by a body with nothing to sell.

Questions

How many Russian-speaking translators are there in Croatia?
We list 87, in 10 cities. That is the number whose working language we can trace to a published source, not the number that exists.
Which city has the most?
Zagreb, with 50 of the 87.
Is Russian unusual for translators in Croatia?
6% of the 1347 translators we hold in Croatia are recorded as working in Russian. Most of them come from the Croatian Ministry of Justice, Administration and Digital Transformation, a register that records the languages each provider offers, so the figure reflects who that register covers, not only who speaks what.