Interpretation

Simultaneous interpretation entails 2 alternating interpreters, translating a presenter's speech simultaneously in a booth. Requiring the processing of large volumes of language within a short span of time, this requires steady preparation with pre-organized materials.

• International conferences
• Academic symposia
• Seminars

Once a presenter's speech is completed, an interpreter's summary of notes is delivered to the target audience. Being the most universal form of interpretation, this technique ensures precise message delivery and possible interactions between the speaker and audience. One downside to this technique is that presentation durations may lengthen.

• Lecture meetings
• Press conferences
• Trade talks
• New product launchings
• Formal talks
• Short business meetings

Should a foreign buyer or a state guest visit, this strategy of interpretation is used. It involves interpretation and other secretarial duties. During business interpretations, the interpreter must abide to ethics regulations and the protection of privacy.

• Talks with buyers
• Various business meetings, On-site inspections, Factory tours
• Business negotiations
• Marketing research
• M&A talks
• Project interpretation

Guide interpretors hold both linguistic skill, alongside the capacity to engage with the demands of their target audience, who may be tourists interested in South Korea's history and culture. This kind of interpretation is similar to escort interpretation, but is tailored to match the language forms preferred by foreign tourists.

• Travel
• Tourism