Languages

• Simultaneous interpretation involves translating simultaneously as the speaker speaks with the help of interpretation equipment. The audience receives the translated content through headsets simultaneously. This type of interpretation requires high concentration and advanced language skills.
• Consecutive interpretation, on the other hand, involves translating after the speaker has spoken. The interpreter takes notes during the speech and then delivers the translation. The choice between the two depends on the event’s requirements and the available equipment. For simultaneous interpretation, interpretation equipment, whether tour guide equipment, guide systems, or interpreter booths, is necessary. Clients should know the additional cost of renting the required equipment, which can be found on the Equipment page.

Typically, simultaneous interpretation requires two interpreters who take turns every 20-30 minutes. Since this type of interpretation demands high levels of concentration, interpreters need to take breaks to maintain the quality and efficiency of the translation.

Typically, our team of interpreters is in high demand. We recommend contacting us at least one week in advance to allow us sufficient time to find an interpreter with the necessary expertise in the subject matter as per your requirements. For some events requiring equipment setup, we recommend contacting us at least 2-3 weeks to reserve the necessary equipment and interpreter. In the booking process, we do not charge a deposit for clients who are legal entities, government agencies, internationally recognized organizations, or clients with established references. After receiving your event details, such as the meeting agenda or content-related documents, we will select a suitable interpreter for your needs. Once you confirm the booking, we will reserve the interpreter’s time slot accordingly.