Uzbek voice over

Uzbek voice over keeps the richest language history. It originates around the 5th-7th century, when local residents actively settled in the region of Uzbekistan, where the language has the state status. However, the formation of a standardized version occurred only in the 20th century. Despite its artificial modernization, filling with anglicisms and loanwords from other languages, the Uzbek narration has its own permanent audience.

It has many regional dialects, which are characterized by the influence of other neighboring languages. With careful observation, you can even notice some difference in the transmission of some sounds in writing. This is without even bothering about the fact that native speakers freely use both Cyrillic and Latin letters in writing, and many emigrants can even resort to Arabic alphabet. Our talented Uzbek voice talents are not afraid of any obstacles, they will definitely cope with each audio project!

State structures often use the Russian language in their office work. This led to an unspoken division of society – those who speak two languages ​​are ranked in the 'higher' caste. However, Uzbek was carefully guarded in culture – cinema and theater, Internet globalization made it possible for the provincial population to communicate and cultivate their own ideology. That's why, if your target audience is the younger population, we still recommend making an adaptation into Uzbek dubbing. This will emphasize your desire to get closer to their standards, as well as show respect for the country and its language.