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Comprehensive Interpreting and Translation Services Agreement (CITA)

The full-spectrum of services offered by a translation agency includes all conference translation and interpreting services which are required so that all parties of the contract are capable of concluding a contract which delivers maximum value fulfilment and whose terms and provisions are developed in tandem with legal interpreters and legal translation specialists. From initial

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10 questions on conference equipment for interpreting services

Conference equipment for simultaneous and consecutive interpreting services greatly improves audience participation and engagement in all languages. All participants can now exercise the ability to speak, hear, and understand any language with the assistance of live human interpreters. Our translation company selects the right gear for our simultaneous and consecutive interpreting services based on your

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5 Best Practices for Court Interpreting

Court interpreters ensure that speakers of any language can fully participate in the judicial process and gain access to justice. As officers of the court, interpreters hold a specific duty and responsibility to deliver high-quality court interpreting. Essentially, court interpreters function under fictional invisibility to bridge the gap in communication. “The more invisible, the less

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5 Strategies for Translation and Localization of Websites

Our professional translation company follows the best practices for website localization and translation. We translate and localize a variety of branding, marketing, technical, legal, and cultural website content. But what’s the difference between translation and localization? Basically, translation is the process of changing words from one language into another. In contrast, localization is the process

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Top 10 Interpreting and Translation Qualifications

Our translation agency hires professional interpreters and translators with the highest qualifications. These include advanced degrees, interpreting and translation degrees, certifications, experience, membership in professional associations, and other qualifications. Freelance linguists follow strict rules in how they represent their certifications and qualifications. The field of translation and interpreting highly respects linguists who demonstrate their skills

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Over the phone interpreting

Over the phone interpreting

Over the phone interpreting services connect human interpreters via phone to individuals who wish to speak to each other but do not share a common language. Human phone interpreters provide live over the phone interpreting through three-way calls. For example, Chinese phone interpreters communicate over the phone between English and Chinese speakers. The client, interpreter,

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Korean Translation and Interpreting

Korean Translation and Interpreting The best Korean interpreter understands the challenges associated with these kinds of transitions and bridges the cultural gaps that could otherwise be problematic. Korean translation comes in many forms. There are Korean simultaneous interpreters, Korean consecutive interpreters, Korean conference interpreters, and Korean telephone interpreters, – each designed to obtain specific outcomes.

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Interpreting Japanese culture with Tim Ferriss

The Tim Ferriss Show interprets Japanese language and culture. In a recent podcast episode, entrepreneur Kevin Rose accompanies Tim Ferriss on a trip to Japan. They introduce Japanese language and culture topics for their show, The Random Show. Tim describes Japanese culture as subtle, and gives interpretations of the nuances based on his travel experiences.

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Interview with Chinese Interpreter Dr. Ziyun Xu

Chinese interpreters Dr. Ziyun Xu, an assistant professor at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, NC, and Philip Rosen, the founder of Capital Linguists in Washington, DC, were once classmates at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies in Monterrey, CA. Interview with Chinese Interpreter Dr. Ziyun Xu Rosen interviewed Dr. Xu over the phone today to

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Interpreting Chinese indie rock music

Chinese indie rock bands translate their song lyrics from Chinese to English to connect with a global audience. The Chinese indie rock music scene in Beijing, China, remains quite small because of the political uncertainty—the threat of censorship, cancellations, detentions, and imprisonment—looms over the Beijing music scene. The Chinese bands, musicians, songwriters, albums, and venue owners

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