Types of interpretation
Interpreting is divided into the following types: Consecutive interpreting - interpreting with waiting, i. e. the interpreter interprets after the speaker has delivered the speech;
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How can I make a request for interpretation?
Interpretation enquiries can be made on-site at any office in the La Fit Trans network, online via the customer platform, or you can contact an operator in real time via live chat on our website and customer platform....
Learn moreWhat information should I provide when requesting for an interpreter?
Depending on the type of interpretation you need, the most important information you should provide us is as follows: 1. The type of interpretation, for instance consecutive, before a notary public, etc.;
Learn moreWhat is the most appropriate interpretation for my event?
When choosing the type of interpretation, several key factors should be taken into account: number of participants;
Learn moreHow far in advance should I call to request interpretation?
The earlier the better. Interpretations with specific terminology, often requiring longer time span, need to be requested at least a few days in advance. Here, consecutive or simultaneous interpreting is the most common...
Learn moreHow much does interpreting cost?
Interpretations are calculated on an hourly basis, i. e. the interpreter's period of occupancy is taken into account, not the time of the actual interpretation. For a longer duration, the charge could be based on a day...
Learn moreConsecutive vs Simultaneous Interpretation
Main differences that can be distinguished between consecutive and simultaneous interpretation: 1. Interpretation mode
Learn moreConsecutive Interpretation
Consecutive interpreting is a type of interpretation that involves pauses while the interpreter waits for the speaker to finish, i. e. the speaker delivers a speech during which the interpreter takes notes and waits for...
Learn moreWhispering Interpretation (Chuchotage)
Whispering interpretation (chuchotage) is interpretation while up to two people are speaking, i. e. the interpreter interprets simultaneously with the speaker. The special feature of chuchotage is that the interpreter,...
Learn moreSimultaneous interpretation
Simultaneous interpreting is a type of interpreting that is performed at the moment of speaking, i. e. the interpreter interprets alongside the speaker while they deliver the speech. Simultaneous interpreting requires a...
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