Conference interpreting is a great tool for accurate and effective communication. Professional interpreters with specialised equipment will ensure that all the participants in your international event can understand each other in real time, regardless of their mother tongue or the foreign languages they speak.
Read moreInterpreting a conference usually involves the interpreter sitting in a booth and speaking into a microphone, telling the audience what the speaker has just said, in another language of course. In the meantime, the interpreter listens, by way of headphones, to what he or she will be interpreting next.
Read moreOn 13 – 15 October, the crews of individual LSPs, freelancers, and other translation professionals transformed themselves into a variety of avatars and moved onto a specially designed virtual platform.
Read moreWe have taken part in MCE several times before but this year, this year will be special, even magical! The conference will be virtual and is moving to Mars itself, where we are sending a growing and absolutely fantastic team of five women.
Read moreThis year’s edition is being held in Prague, the City of a Hundred Spires, and our agency will be dispatching an entire team of four fantastic women to attend. Judge for yourselves…
Read moreA few random photos from ELIA’s October conference we could not miss out on, with our Sales Manager Klára proudly representing České překlady (Czech Translations).
Read moreOn 29 and 30 January, we provided interpreters between six languages during an EC conference on CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Threats), in the field of the fight against terrorism.
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