Professional Language Translation Services

Industry specialization is a very important factor when you are considering hiring a translator or interpreter. As you probably are aware, each industry has specific terms, acronyms, units, and expressions that are particular that area of work. This, combined with regional differences and finding the equal word in the specific industry in a different country can be quite challenging and require a deep understanding of the industry-specific terms that vary from region to region. Our Certified Translators are experts in both of their languages and have years of experience working in their industry of choice.

Another distinguishing point that sets our translators apart from others is that they pick the areas of work that they enjoy doing. As you’ve noticed above, we specify our “Industries of Expertise”. These industries of specialization range from Legal & Court Interpreting all the way to technical translations of the diagram of a directional drill bit. The Certified Translators and/or Professional Interpreters that will work for you will be experienced in your industry of expertise. We guarantee it.

Languages in Motion is a company that works with the most professional and qualified translators and interpreters in the industry. Our team at LiM is continuously improving to provide more languages and deliver impeccable service with the highest quality and professionalism.

Translation (reproducing text into another language) can be a sensitive matter. Small idiomatic expressions that change from region to region can alter the fluency and tone of a text.

The way you present your documents reflects the professionalism of you and/or your organization. It is important to trust the people you ask to translate your documents and trust that they are working alongside the best in the industry. Languages in Motion brings that standard of excellence to you. We work exclusively with Certified Translators. Each Certified Translator has passed an exam and has personally translated over 140,000 words in their language direction.

Interpretation (reproducing speech into and from another language) requires a high level of skill and practice on behalf of the interpreter. The fluency and their ability to communicate in both languages is only the beginning of the abilities required for an interpreter to do their job effectively. In interpreting, there are two main categories: Simultaneous and Consecutive.
In Simultaneous Interpretation, the interpreter continuously interprets speech without stopping. This is generally done in conferences and the interpreter sits in a booth and interprets a lecture or a speech. This requires an unbelievable amount of mental energy and language skill with a vast reservoir of terminology in both languages. Interpreters will work collaboratively for around 20 minute shifts and then need to rotate with the other in order to avoid burnout. If the conference is for a full day, three interpreters are recommended. It is important to note that during the 20 minutes of their shift, they will not be able to consult a dictionary, or look up terms – they should already know these terms and should be able to translate them instantly.
Consecutive Interpreting is performed in meetings that would require the interpreter to interpret phrases and sentences between 2-4 individuals. In Consecutive Interpretation, there is generally a pause or delay when the speaker completes a sentence. This type of interpreting is generally used in Questionings and/or Discoveries. It is also quite common in Hospital settings as well as Court Trials and in Company Board Meetings. On top of the ability to portray the message to those conversing, the interpreter is required to understand the tone of the conversation as well as posses excellent listening skills.