Montenegrin

Montenegrin is spoken mainly in Montenegro by about 230,000 people. It began to be considered a separate language after the break up of Yugoslavia in the 1990s, particularly since Montenegro became independent in 2006. Montenegrin became the official language of Montenegro in 2007. Montenegrin uses both the Latin and the Cyrillic alphabets. We produce a voice over that considers all local norms and traditions to recreate a culturally relevant, immersive and engaging viewer experience. Thanks to our Khmer voice over services you connect to your local market on a cultural level.

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Raymond Gress
June 2024

We have used Voice Talent several times for recording sessions and always find them extremely professional and pleasant to deal with.

Carol White
June 2024

We went to record voice over for a short film we shot! Harry and his team are amazing and very accommodating and very professional. We will be defo going back there to record.

Joshua
August 2023

Very professional and obliging company to work with. We have done several projects with the team and always got the best level of customer service, extremely prompt turnaround and quality voice recordings that live up to our own high standards. Highly recommend.

Dromad Hire
February 2023

Top notch service, quality work.
Thanks so much, guys!

Aviv Aminov
December 2022