Interpreter Service Guides

The Interpreting Service covers a wide range of situations where accurate and effective communication is essential. We understand the importance of ensuring that your interactions are clear and fluid, taking into account the integrity of the information transmitted.

Our team of expert interpreters has an in-depth knowledge of the linguistic nuances and the specific requirements of each context. Whether in business meetings, conferences, events, or personal encounters, our interpreters ensure accurate and culturally sensitive communication.

Types of Interpreting Services

Legal Interpreter

Legal interpreters are specialized professionals who collaborate mainly with lawyers in different legal contexts. Its experience allows for efficient communication between the parties involved in international processes.

Examples Use: Trial hearings, depositions, hearings, mediations, arbitrations, and client meetings.

Accompaniment Interpreter

One Accompaniment Interpreter is a professional who provides interpretation services in situations where ongoing linguistic support is required. They can help clarify cultural concepts, idioms, and ensure that communication is appropriate and adapted to the needs of each person involved.

Examples Use: One-on-one interactions, such as business meetings, doctor visits, public services, social events, or any context where direct and immediate communication is required.

Telephone Interpreter

A telephone interpreter is a professional who specializes in providing interpretation services over the telephone in real time. This type of interpretation is used when there is a need for immediate and effective communication between two or more parties who speak different languages.

Examples Use: Customer service phone calls, technical support, medical appointments, among others.

Telematic Interpreter

Combination of interpretation with telematics technology which involves the transmission of information via communication networks, such as online platforms or videoconferencing tools.

Examples Use: Virtual meetings, online conferences, remote business negotiations, and other interactions.

Consecutive Interpreter

At consecutive interpreting the speakers produce a speech or presentation in their own language and the interpreter reproduces the same speech in the listeners' language. The speaker pauses his speech from time to time for the interpreter to intervene and transmit the speaker's speech in the language of the listeners.

Examples Use: Bilateral meetings, negotiations, press conferences, interviews, meals, welcome speeches, and presentations.

Simultaneous Interpreter

In simultaneous interpretation, one or more speakers produce a speech in one language and one or more interpreters, inside a soundproof booth, reproduce the same speech or presentation in the listeners' language. In each interpreters' booth, usually two interpreters work for the same language combination and they interpret them as a team, alternating from time to time.

Examples Use: congresses, international events, and others.