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Why do you need interpreters?

Hiring professional interpreters for multilingual conferences is crucial to ensuring clear, accurate, and effective communication among participants from diverse linguistic backgrounds. Professional interpreters possess not only advanced language skills but also a deep understanding of cultural nuances and subject-specific terminology, which helps prevent misunderstandings and misinterpretations that could otherwise hinder collaboration or lead to costly errors. Their expertise allows all attendees to fully engage in discussions, ask questions, and share ideas with confidence, fostering an inclusive and productive environment. Moreover, employing qualified interpreters demonstrates respect for all participants, enhances the conference’s reputation, and supports the achievement of its goals by bridging language barriers seamlessly and professionally.

In addition to English-Chinese interpreting, I am well connected to interpreters of other languages and suppliers of audiovisual equipments to cater to all your language needs. I can provide one-stop solution to your language needs and you can worry about what you do best. 

Not sure what kind
of interpreting you need?

Simultaneous Interpreting

The interpreters speak into the audience's headphones simultaneously from an interpreting booth as the speaker talks. This is an effective means of interpreting when more than 2 languages are used at your event and you're on a tight schedule.

Consecutive Interpreting

The speaker and the interpreter take turns to speak. The interpreter takes notes while the speaker is talking and interprets when the speaker pauses every now and again. This is the most cost-effective mode of interpreting, but is more time-consuming.

Remote
Interpreting

Remote Interpreting, as its name suggests, is carried out remotely. It can be done either simultaneously or consecutively but requires the assistance of specialised software. This mode is ideal when attendees of an event are located in more than one location.

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