Thread: What do you know about the Krahn language?

Hi,

I am trying to know more about this exotic african language that is Krahn.
So far, I got:
-Latin script
-Left to right
-There are 3 dialects (Western, Southern and Eastern)

Have you ever heard of it?

As far as I know, it's a language spoken in some countries from West Africa. I have no idea how much population it should cover and whether it is spoken somewhere else or not.

Krahn is one of the three Kru languages and is spoken in Liberia and Ivory Coast

Originally Posted by santiagop

Krahn is one of the three Kru languages and is spoken in Liberia and Ivory Coast

Actually, Krahn is the name of a ethnic group with around 200,000 total population

Is there a way to know how many "official" translators (en>Krahn) there are?
On a higher level, is there a way to know how many translators (freelancers working with any translation agency) there are per language pair (online database....)?

You can try to look in Proz, TranslatorsCafé, associations like ATA, embassies or in official lists from the countries where Krahn is spoken. Not all the countries train and certify their translators in the same way, so you should check universities and ministries too.