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It is best to contact us by e-mail. We will respond within 24 hours. If you prefer to get in touch by phone, please remember that we can't answer the phone when we interpret. Text us or leave a message. We will call you back as soon as we can.
Interpreting
To do a good job, interpreters need to prepare for their assignments. We are likely to ask you the following questions during our first conversation:
- What field and subject will the meeting deal with?
- What is the format of your meeting? (convention, podium address, business meeting)
- Will documents be used during the meeting? (if so, we will need them)
- Is this a follow-up meeting? (if so, we will need additional information)
- Is conflict between parties likely during the meeting?
- Do you use any special acronyms, abbreviations and jargon?
- Will a video or audio recording of the meeting be made?
Translations
A good translation often requires communication between the translator and the author or addressee of the text. Direct contact with a translator makes the translation process faster, easier, cheaper, and better. We are likely to ask you the following questions during our first conversation:
- What is the word count of the source text, and what is your deadline for translation?
- What is the format of the document? (text file, spreadsheet, power-point)
- What field and subject does the text deal with?
- Who is the target audience?
- Will the translation be published?
- Do you have an in-house style and terminology guide?
- Who can we get in touch with if we have additional questions, and how?
If we are not available, we will be happy to give you a free referral to other trusted translators, editors and proofreaders.
It is best to contact us by e-mail. We will respond within 24 hours. If you prefer to get in touch by phone, please remember that we can't answer the phone when we interpret. Text us or leave a message. We will call you back as soon as we can.
Interpreting
To do a good job, interpreters need to prepare for their assignments. We are likely to ask you the following questions during our first conversation:
- What field and subject will the meeting deal with?
- What is the format of your meeting? (convention, podium address, business meeting)
- Will documents be used during the meeting? (if so, we will need them)
- Is this a follow-up meeting? (if so, we will need additional information)
- Is conflict between parties likely during the meeting?
- Do you use any special acronyms, abbreviations and jargon?
- Will a video or audio recording of the meeting be made?
Translations
A good translation often requires communication between the translator and the author or addressee of the text. Direct contact with a translator makes the translation process faster, easier, cheaper, and better. We are likely to ask you the following questions during our first conversation:
- What is the word count of the source text, and what is your deadline for translation?
- What is the format of the document? (text file, spreadsheet, power-point)
- What field and subject does the text deal with?
- Who is the target audience?
- Will the translation be published?
- Do you have an in-house style and terminology guide?
- Who can we get in touch with if we have additional questions, and how?
If we are not available, we will be happy to give you a free referral to other trusted translators, editors and proofreaders.
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