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\"SimultaneousAt international conferences participants often ask us: \u201cHow do you do this? How are you able to listen and speak at the same time? That\u2019s incredible!\u201d I jokingly answer that simultaneous interpreters are slightly schizophrenic: we constantly operate in two different languages and cultures.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n<\/div>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>

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Real-Time Language Conversion: A Skill Honed Through Years of Practice<\/h2>\n

In fact, when providing simultaneous interpretation services<\/strong>, we convert speech from one language to another with about a two-second delay. In other words, simultaneous interpretation (sometimes also referred to as simultaneous translation or 'simtrans') happens in real-time. This involves complex techniques and strategies which\u00a0require many years of study and practice as well as high proficiency in both the source and target language.<\/p>\n

Our Services Offer You:<\/h3>\n

\u2714<\/strong> Decades of experience in high-level international events
\n\u2714<\/strong> Specialized interpreters for a large variety of languages
\n\u2714<\/strong>\u00a0Advanced technical set-up for flawless online delivery
\n\u2714<\/strong> Flexibility for on-site, hybrid or remote events<\/p>\n

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Simultaneous Interpreters Strike the Right Note<\/h2>\n

\"SimultaneousIt is vital that interpreters comprehend the message - not just the words - so that the full meaning is conveyed accurately to the audience. We put ourselves in the position of the speaker in order to strike the right note - contextually and emotionally.<\/p>\n

Simultaneous interpreters are \u201cgeneralists\u201d that almost always work for specialists.<\/strong> Therefore, intense preparation and familiarization with the topic is essential. To achieve the best results, we work closely with our clients in the run-up to the event.<\/p>\n

Teamwork for Sustained Accuracy and Focus<\/h3>\n

Given the inherent mental and physical demands involved (high levels of concentration and clear voice) we work in teams of two or three<\/strong>. It is necessary to alternate approximately every 20 minutes and assist each other with names, figures, and other challenges (poor acoustics, heavy accents or unusual dialects of the speakers, etc.). Considering the real-time setting, simultaneous interpreters cannot consult a dictionary or the Internet to look up unfamiliar expressions, terms, or names. Therefore, we must have excellent proficiency in the source and target languages as well as professional support from our 'booth partner'.<\/p>\n

Global Communication: Simultaneous Interpreters Connect People<\/h2>\n

A simultaneous interpreter works in a variety of multiple-language settings, including:<\/p>\n