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Uzbek is the mother language of the Uzbeks. Its native speakers can be found in Uzbekistan and some Central Asian states. It serves as the official language of Uzbekistan. Beyond the borders of the former Soviet Union, Uzbek speakers can be found in Northern Afghanistan and Eastern Turkey. Tomedes provides translation services from Uzbek to English and English to Uzbek in numerous areas of knowledge including Medicine, Law, Science and Information Technology among others.

• Uzbek is classified under the South Eastern group of Turkic languages; more specifically it is a part of the Qarluc family of Turkic languages. The language has approximately 24.7 million speakers within the CIS countries. In Uzbekistan alone, there are 21 million native speakers of Uzbek. Tajikistan has around 1.2 million speakers, Afghanistan - 1 million, Kyrgyzstan - 550,096, Kazakhstan - 332,017, and Turkmenistan - 317,333. Even Xinjiang in China has Uzbek speakers (3,000 according to 1990 census).

• Due to its association with the Qarluq family within the Turkic languages group, the lexicon and grammar used in Uzbek is closely related to the Uyghur language. Apart from that Russian, Arabic and Persian have played an influential role in the development of Uzbek.

• Modern Uzbek dialects have been considerably influenced by a few diverse dialect groups like Karluk, Kipchak and Oguz. The various dialects of Uzbek have been traditionally divided into two groups based on their phonetic features. The "O" group includes dialects spoken in areas like Bukhara, Samarkand, Tashkent and surrounding areas. The "A" group is further divided into two subgroups based on the use of initial consonants. 

• Among the most popular dialects of Uzbek are Ferghana dialect, Afghan dialect, Chimkent-Turkestan dialect, Surkhandarya dialect and Khorezm dialect.

• Due to Islamic influence, Uzbek vocabulary has a substantial presence of Arabic words which have entered its vocabulary through Persian. It has also been heavily influenced by Persian languages spoken in the neighboring regions and dialects like Farsi, Dari and Tajik.

• Until 1927 Uzbek was written using the Arabic alphabet and from 1927 to 1940, with the Latin alphabet followed by Cyrillic. From the mid-90's onwards Latin has readopted as the official alphabet.

• Since Tomedes works with professional Uzbek translation providers who are constantly updating themselves on the ongoing development in the language, we assure very high quality translation in a variety of languages combined with Uzbek.

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