Simultaneous interpreter

Interpreter in Berlin: What is a simultaneous interpreter?

This highly dynamic interpreting process is often used at international conferences and meetings. Teams of two or more simultaneous interpreters work together in sound-proof booths and interpret spoken texts simultaneously into one or several different languages. Conference or meeting participants hear the interpreted text through headphones.

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The major advantage of simultaneous interpreting is obvious. Simultaneous interpreting preserves the natural dynamics of the spoken presentation. The content and style of the presentation come across directly. Furthermore, time delays are reduced to a minimum in simultaneous interpreting. These benefits have their price, of course, since simultaneous interpretation requires appropriate technical equipment.

Interpreter in Cologne: How can Becker & Schulz help you?

Our staff will be pleased to provide an in-depth overview of the different interpreting options available to you. And you will also receive expert support and guidance in the selection of suitable conference technology.

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