Simultaneous Interpreting

One person speaks; at the same time, one or more interpreters translate while many people listen, possibly through headphones. Simultaneous interpreters may sit in a soundproof booth and interpret in real time.

Simultaneous interpreting is used for conferences or events requiring UN-style interpretation.

Did you know …
Nonverbal communication makes up a large portion of language. To ensure complete comprehension, on-site interpreters are used. On-site interpreters are available throughout the United States, Europe and Asia. A minimum of three hours advance notice is needed for a domestic on-site visit; one to two days for an international on-site visit. Clients are billed by the hour, with a two-hour minimum for all languages.