Simultaneous Interpreting
Simultaneous interpreting is typically performed from a soundproof booth where the interpreter orally translates the speaker’s speech in real-time into another language for the event participants. This service is commonly used in multilingual events, such as conferences, meetings, presentations, and other events where participants speak different languages.
Consecutive Interpreting
Consecutive interpreting is a service where the interpreter orally translates the speaker’s speech in short segments, allowing the speaker to speak first and then the interpreter translates. This service is commonly used in business meetings, interviews, and other events where simultaneous interpreting is not practical or necessary.
Remote Interpreting
Remote interpreting is performed through an online video conferencing platform such as Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Google Meets, Skype, or Webex. This service is very useful for virtual events and offers several benefits, such as reduced travel and accommodation costs, flexibility in event planning, and the ability to connect with participants from around the world. Additionally, it can also offer the possibility to record and archive events for later viewing.
Liaison Interpreting
Liaison interpreting is a service where the interpreter acts as an intermediary between two parties who speak different languages. This service is commonly used in business meetings, guided tours, shopping assistance, and other situations where it is necessary to communicate with people who speak different languages.