Simultaneous means at the same time. A simultaneous interpreter interprets while the speaker is speaking, which produces virtually no delay in the proceedings. In simultaneous interpreting, a speech, presentation or another form of verbal communication is not disturbed.<\/p>\n
Simultaneous interpreting is perhaps the most complex method of interpreting. It is very intensive because the interpreter must simultaneously listen, interpret, translate and speak. For these reasons, simultaneous interpreting requires a great deal of concentration, perfect command of the language used, and broad general knowledge. As a result, sometimes you need multiple simultaneous interpreters for one language. On average, a simultaneous interpreter interprets no more than 30 minutes at a time. If a meeting will last longer, you will need two interpreters per language so they can take turns at regular intervals. This way, those who are listening to the translation will hear complete and accurate information of a constant quality.<\/p>\n
Simultaneous interpreting is suitable for large or larger public gatherings, meetings, conferences<\/a> and events. It is possible to offer many language combinations at the same time.<\/p>\n The adage of \u2018well begun is half done\u2019 certainly applies to simultaneous interpreting. Because of the intensive nature and the speed of the interpreting, it is important that the interpreter has been able to become thoroughly familiar with the subject matter. That\u2019s why we ask you to explain specialist vocabulary in advance or to provide us with a script or a presentation.<\/p>\n Would you like to discuss the possibilities? We\u2019re happy to contribute ideas to help find a suitable solution.Preparation<\/h2>\n
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