Interpreting

Interpretation services include simultaneous translation, conference interpreting, whispered interpreting, and consecutive interpreting. Interpreters work in various settings—whether in a soundproof booth, at a negotiating table, on stage, during tours, or at meetings.

Interpreters are needed for a wide range of events, such as:

• Forums, scientific conferences, presentations, seminars, and press conferences
• Training sessions, workshops, and courses
• Negotiations, shareholder meetings, and audits
• Notarial, judicial, and investigative proceedings
• Accompanying specialists at factories
• Sports and cultural events

Recently, remote interpretation using platforms like Zoom and Skype has grown in popularity, offering a convenient solution for online events.

Providing high-quality interpretation for important political and business occasions is not just about accurately conveying the message—it’s about being seamless and unobtrusive. Every participant should feel as if they are communicating directly in their own language. This level of service requires highly experienced professional interpreters. To ensure success, it’s essential to choose the right type of interpretation, select specialists suited for specific tasks, understand client needs, and provide technical consultation on necessary equipment.

Simultaneous interpreting is ideal for large events with multiple languages or important business meetings where participants communicate live without pauses. Interpreters usually work in pairs, switching every 20-30 minutes. This method significantly shortens event duration and cuts travel costs, reducing overall expenses.

Simultaneous interpreting also enhances event prestige and engagement: listeners receive instant understanding and emotional cues from speakers, while speakers can gauge audience reactions in real time, keeping attention focused. Advanced technology even allows simultaneous interpretation in several languages at once.

Consecutive interpretation suits smaller gatherings. It’s generally less expensive since it requires no special equipment and only one interpreter follows the speaker, interpreting during pauses. Consecutive interpreting is also valuable when supporting specialists during technical tests or inspections.