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Serbian-speaking translators

Serbian-speaking translators, city by city

271 translators who work in Serbian, in 43 cities across 15 countries. Vienna (45), Zagreb (34) and Bucharest (22) hold 37% of them between them.

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Photo: Diego Delso (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Showing all 43 cities.

Austria65 in 5 cities

Vienna cityscape panorama viewed from the south tower of Stephansdom, showing the iconic tiled roof and city stretching to the horizonViennaAustria45SerbianOf all translators here45 of 41011% Schlossberg hill with Uhrturm clock tower overlooking Graz, AustriaGrazAustria10SerbianOf all translators here10 of 8212% Salzburg Altstadt panorama at golden hour with Hohensalzburg Fortress and Salzach riverSalzburgAustria5SerbianOf all translators here5 of 2322% The Worthersee from the air, with Klagenfurt at its eastern endKlagenfurtAustria3SerbianOf all translators here3 of 1916% Maria-Theresien-Strasse pedestrian zone with Nordkette mountains, InnsbruckInnsbruckAustria2SerbianOf all translators here2 of 405%

Croatia59 in 7 cities

Aerial view of Ban Jelacic Square and Zagreb Cathedral, CroatiaZagrebCroatia34SerbianOf all translators here34 of 8064% Boats moored along the Rijeka waterfront with the city rising behindRijekaCroatia8SerbianOf all translators here8 of 1336% Aerial view of Split, Croatia, showing Marjan hill, the old town, and the Adriatic SeaSplitCroatia7SerbianOf all translators here7 of 1365% The main square in Osijek, with the neo-gothic church behind itOsijekCroatia4SerbianOf all translators here4 of 577% Pula Arena Roman amphitheatre exterior, Pula, CroatiaPulaCroatia4SerbianOf all translators here4 of 607% Aerial view of Dubrovnik Old Town and city walls with the Adriatic SeaDubrovnikCroatia1SerbianOf all translators here1 of 274% Aerial view of Zadar old town peninsula surrounded by the Adriatic Sea, with the Greeting to the Sun circular installation on the waterfront promenadeZadarCroatia1SerbianOf all translators here1 of 821%

Poland34 in 8 cities

Krakow Main Market Square with St. Mary's Basilica and Adam Mickiewicz MonumentKrakowPoland12SerbianOf all translators here12 of 6072% Warsaw skyline at dawn with the Palace of Culture and Science and modern skyscrapersWarsawPoland9SerbianOf all translators here9 of 14821% The main square in Katowice with its palms and tenement facadesKatowicePoland4SerbianOf all translators here4 of 1622% Neptune Fountain and colorful Baroque townhouses on Old Market Square in Poznań, PolandPoznańPoland4SerbianOf all translators here4 of 3581% Cathedral Island and Cathedral of St. John the Baptist reflected in the Odra River, WrocławWrocławPoland2SerbianOf all translators here2 of 2741% Gdańsk waterfront with colorful Hanseatic facades and the medieval Crane on the Motława riverGdańskPoland1SerbianOf all translators here1 of 1841% The old town of Lublin seen across its rooftopsLublinPoland1SerbianOf all translators here1 of 1861% Zakopane in its valley below the peaks of the Tatra mountainsZakopanePoland1SerbianOf all translators here1 of 813%

Slovenia27 in 2 cities

Preseren Square and Franciscan Church in Ljubljana, SloveniaLjubljanaSlovenia19SerbianOf all translators here19 of 16112% The main square of Maribor at duskMariborSlovenia8SerbianOf all translators here8 of 4219%

Romania22 in 1 city

Aerial view of Bucharest historic center with the Palace of Parliament in the backgroundBucharestRomania22SerbianOf all translators here22 of 55850%

Czech Republic20 in 3 cities

Prague Castle and St. Vitus Cathedral above the Vltava River at dawnPragueCzech Republic11SerbianOf all translators here11 of 4103% BrnoCzech Republic8SerbianOf all translators here8 of 1187% OlomoucCzech Republic1SerbianOf all translators here1 of 343%

Slovakia18 in 4 cities

BratislavaSlovakia11SerbianOf all translators here11 of 3823% KošiceSlovakia5SerbianOf all translators here5 of 1334% NitraSlovakia1SerbianOf all translators here1 of 393% ZilinaSlovakia1SerbianOf all translators here1 of 393%

Montenegro11 in 2 cities

PodgoricaMontenegro10SerbianOf all translators here10 of 10100% Herceg NoviMontenegro1SerbianOf all translators here1 of 1100%

Netherlands8 in 4 cities

RotterdamNetherlands4SerbianOf all translators here4 of 805% The HagueNetherlands2SerbianOf all translators here2 of 1012% AmsterdamNetherlands1SerbianOf all translators here1 of 1771% UtrechtNetherlands1SerbianOf all translators here1 of 592%

Turkey2 in 2 cities

AntalyaTurkey1SerbianOf all translators here1 of 244% IzmirTurkey1SerbianOf all translators here1 of 373%

Argentina1 in 1 city

RosarioArgentina1SerbianOf all translators here1 of 5930%

Bosnia and Herzegovina1 in 1 city

SarajevoBosnia and Herzegovina1SerbianOf all translators here1 of 250%

Finland1 in 1 city

HelsinkiFinland1SerbianOf all translators here1 of 3730%

India1 in 1 city

New DelhiIndia1SerbianOf all translators here1 of 1100%

North Macedonia1 in 1 city

SkopjeNorth Macedonia1SerbianOf all translators here1 of 1100%

Where these came from

These come from 11 different sources, led by Austria's Ministry of Justice (court interpreter list) (65), the Croatian Ministry of Justice, Administration and Digital Transformation (57) and the Polish Ministry of Justice (34). A consular list records the language because the mission publishes it for its own citizens, which is why Serbian turns up in 15 countries rather than only where Serbian is spoken.

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

Where we have nothing

We list translators in 279 further cities with no Serbian speaker recorded, among them Buenos Aires (3327), Madrid (767), São Paulo (763) and Oslo (652). That is a gap in what has been published, not proof that nobody there works in Serbian.

Questions

How many Serbian-speaking translators does this page list?
271, in 43 cities. That is the number whose working language we can trace to a published source.
Where are most of them?
Vienna with 45, Zagreb with 34 and Bucharest with 22. Together that is 37% of the page.
Does a listing mean the translator speaks Serbian personally?
Not always. Some sources name a practice whose staff include a Serbian speaker rather than the named person, and each card quotes the wording its source used.

All 322 cities where we list translators, whatever the language.