Cree is one of the largest Indigenous languages of Canada, a dialect continuum of the Algonquian family spoken from the Northwest Territories across to Labrador. It has no settled community in the United Kingdom, so requests for Cree are uncommon, and Cree speakers living here are Canadian nationals who use English day to day. Where a document does come up it tends to be a personal record or an academic transcript, and much of the source material is already in English or French. Cree is spoken by roughly 86,000 people in Canada, the most of any single Aboriginal language there, though the number is slowly declining.
Prism Linguistics provides Cree translation, interpreting and transcription across the UK in 300+ languages. Whether you need a certified document for the Home Office, a court interpreter, an NHS appointment or a business meeting, our vetted native-speaker linguists are ready to help.
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