Mina, also called Gen, is a coastal language of southern Togo and neighbouring Benin, closely related to Ewe and widely used as a trade language along that stretch of the West African coast. Its UK speakers are few and belong to the broader West African community, so requests come up only now and then. Documents from Togo and Benin are issued in French, so any translation work is usually French, and our Mina work itself is almost entirely interpreting: asylum tribunals, courts and NHS appointments for people most comfortable in their home language. Mina has around 620,000 speakers across Togo and Benin.
Prism Linguistics provides Mina 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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