Service  of Interpretation

Simultaneous Interpretation:  It is the type of interpretation where the interpreters transfer the idea in a context and emotional expression of the speaker simultaneously. The public receives, through our state-of-the-art transmitters, the interpretation made by the interpreters, without interrupting the speaker.

Consecutive interpretation:  This type of interpretation, unlike simultaneous, is when the speaker expresses his ideas and pauses for the interpreters to do their work. In this case, the speaker does listen to the interpretation, so he has to constantly pause.

Accompanying Interpretation:  This service literally consists of an accompaniment and has two main uses, although it is not limited to them.

The first is to be present in negotiations, talks, business dinners and various matters where the interpreters help to communicate and lead to a total understanding between the parties that do not speak the language of their counterpart.

The second is to accompany a person who does not speak the local language throughout their visit, helping to learn cultural and historical information about the place; in addition to helping you communicate with local people.

Whispering Interpretation:  This service is normally done for one or two people, who may be in a conference or general negotiation, where the interpreters speak in a very low voice, as if whispering, everything that is being said. It is a discreet, specialized service and is widely used in diplomatic negotiations, government or at an elite executive level; although it is not closed only to them.