(13104,13104,1,'Sign Language Quote Request','2022-09-08 19:25:58','2022-09-10 00:58:50','4e4a19d6-adcc-4bc9-9dcc-90d2e49ab863','Name(Required)\n                \n                First\n                \n                Last\n            Phone(Required)Email(Required)\n            \n            Enter Email\n            \n            Confirm Email\n        Company Name(Required) Address(Required)\n            \n            Street Address\n            \n            Address Line 2\n            \n            City\n            AlabamaAlaskaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDelawareDistrict of ColumbiaFloridaGeorgiaHawaiiIdahoIllinoisIndianaIowaKansasKentuckyLouisianaMaineMarylandMassachusettsMichiganMinnesotaMississippiMissouriMontanaNebraskaNevadaNew HampshireNew JerseyNew MexicoNew YorkNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOhioOklahomaOregonPennsylvaniaRhode IslandSouth CarolinaSouth DakotaTennesseeTexasUtahVermontVirginiaWashingtonWest VirginiaWisconsinWyomingArmed Forces AmericasArmed Forces EuropeArmed Forces Pacific\n            State\n            \n            ZIP Code\n            \n        Date of Service(Required)\n            \n            MM slash DD slash YYYY\n            Estimated Duration(Required)2 hours3 hours4 hours5 hours6 hours7 hours8+ hoursNature of Assignment(Required)LegalMedicalConferenceMeetingEducationType of Service Requested(Required)\n            \n            Onsite Interpretation\n            \n            Remote Interpretation\n        Communication Style(Required)American Sign Language (ASL)Pidgin Sign English (PSE)Signed EnglishSpanish Sign LanguageTactileOtherPlease Specify(Required) Company Name(Required) Location(Required)\n            \n            Street Address\n            \n            Address Line 2\n            \n            City\n            \n            State / Province / Region\n            \n            ZIP / Postal Code\n            AfghanistanAlbaniaAlgeriaAmerican SamoaAndorraAngolaAnguillaAntarcticaAntigua and BarbudaArgentinaArmeniaArubaAustraliaAustriaAzerbaijanBahamasBahrainBangladeshBarbadosBelarusBelgiumBelizeBeninBermudaBhutanBoliviaBonaire, Sint Eustatius and SabaBosnia and HerzegovinaBotswanaBouvet IslandBrazilBritish Indian Ocean TerritoryBrunei DarussalamBulgariaBurkina FasoBurundiCambodiaCameroonCanadaCape VerdeCayman IslandsCentral African RepublicChadChileChinaChristmas IslandCocos IslandsColombiaComorosCongo, Democratic Republic of theCongo, Republic of theCook IslandsCosta RicaCroatiaCubaCuraçaoCyprusCzech RepublicCôte d\'IvoireDenmarkDjiboutiDominicaDominican RepublicEcuadorEgyptEl SalvadorEquatorial GuineaEritreaEstoniaEswatini (Swaziland)EthiopiaFalkland IslandsFaroe IslandsFijiFinlandFranceFrench GuianaFrench PolynesiaFrench Southern TerritoriesGabonGambiaGeorgiaGermanyGhanaGibraltarGreeceGreenlandGrenadaGuadeloupeGuamGuatemalaGuernseyGuineaGuinea-BissauGuyanaHaitiHeard and McDonald IslandsHoly SeeHondurasHong KongHungaryIcelandIndiaIndonesiaIranIraqIrelandIsle of ManIsraelItalyJamaicaJapanJerseyJordanKazakhstanKenyaKiribatiKuwaitKyrgyzstanLao People\'s Democratic RepublicLatviaLebanonLesothoLiberiaLibyaLiechtensteinLithuaniaLuxembourgMacauMacedoniaMadagascarMalawiMalaysiaMaldivesMaliMaltaMarshall IslandsMartiniqueMauritaniaMauritiusMayotteMexicoMicronesiaMoldovaMonacoMongoliaMontenegroMontserratMoroccoMozambiqueMyanmarNamibiaNauruNepalNetherlandsNew CaledoniaNew ZealandNicaraguaNigerNigeriaNiueNorfolk IslandNorth KoreaNorthern Mariana IslandsNorwayOmanPakistanPalauPalestine, State ofPanamaPapua New GuineaParaguayPeruPhilippinesPitcairnPolandPortugalPuerto RicoQatarRomaniaRussiaRwandaRéunionSaint BarthélemySaint HelenaSaint Kitts and NevisSaint LuciaSaint MartinSaint Pierre and MiquelonSaint Vincent and the GrenadinesSamoaSan MarinoSao Tome and PrincipeSaudi ArabiaSenegalSerbiaSeychellesSierra LeoneSingaporeSint MaartenSlovakiaSloveniaSolomon IslandsSomaliaSouth AfricaSouth GeorgiaSouth KoreaSouth SudanSpainSri LankaSudanSurinameSvalbard and Jan 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GrenadinesSamoaSan MarinoSao Tome and PrincipeSaudi ArabiaSenegalSerbiaSeychellesSierra LeoneSingaporeSint MaartenSlovakiaSloveniaSolomon IslandsSomaliaSouth AfricaSouth GeorgiaSouth KoreaSouth SudanSpainSri LankaSudanSurinameSvalbard and Jan Mayen IslandsSwedenSwitzerlandSyriaTaiwanTajikistanTanzaniaThailandTimor-LesteTogoTokelauTongaTrinidad and TobagoTunisiaTurkeyTurkmenistanTurks and Caicos IslandsTuvaluUS Minor Outlying IslandsUgandaUkraineUnited Arab EmiratesUnited KingdomUnited StatesUruguayUzbekistanVanuatuVenezuelaVietnamVirgin Islands, BritishVirgin Islands, U.S.Wallis and FutunaWestern SaharaYemenZambiaZimbabweÅland Islands\n                Country\n            On-Site Contact Person(Required)\n                \n                First\n                \n                Last\n            On-Site Contact Phone(Required)Communication Style(Required)American Sign Language (ASL)Pidgin Sign English (PSE)Signed EnglishOtherPlease Specify(Required) Communication Platform(Required)\n  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The lowest rates for language services.','sign language quote request'),(13105,13105,1,'Sign Language Quote Request','2022-09-08 19:25:58','2022-09-08 19:25:58','d2b5854b-5b79-4146-93d3-afe36248cd4c','Name(Required)\n                \n                First\n                \n                Last\n            Phone(Required)Email(Required)\n            \n            Enter Email\n            \n            Confirm Email\n        Company Name(Required) Address(Required)\n            \n            Street Address\n            \n            Address Line 2\n            \n            City\n            AlabamaAlaskaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDelawareDistrict of ColumbiaFloridaGeorgiaHawaiiIdahoIllinoisIndianaIowaKansasKentuckyLouisianaMaineMarylandMassachusettsMichiganMinnesotaMississippiMissouriMontanaNebraskaNevadaNew HampshireNew JerseyNew MexicoNew YorkNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOhioOklahomaOregonPennsylvaniaRhode IslandSouth CarolinaSouth 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Code\n            AfghanistanAlbaniaAlgeriaAmerican SamoaAndorraAngolaAnguillaAntarcticaAntigua and BarbudaArgentinaArmeniaArubaAustraliaAustriaAzerbaijanBahamasBahrainBangladeshBarbadosBelarusBelgiumBelizeBeninBermudaBhutanBoliviaBonaire, Sint Eustatius and SabaBosnia and HerzegovinaBotswanaBouvet IslandBrazilBritish Indian Ocean TerritoryBrunei DarussalamBulgariaBurkina FasoBurundiCambodiaCameroonCanadaCape VerdeCayman IslandsCentral African RepublicChadChileChinaChristmas IslandCocos IslandsColombiaComorosCongo, Democratic Republic of theCongo, Republic of theCook IslandsCosta RicaCroatiaCubaCuraçaoCyprusCzech RepublicCôte d\'IvoireDenmarkDjiboutiDominicaDominican RepublicEcuadorEgyptEl SalvadorEquatorial GuineaEritreaEstoniaEswatini (Swaziland)EthiopiaFalkland IslandsFaroe IslandsFijiFinlandFranceFrench GuianaFrench PolynesiaFrench Southern TerritoriesGabonGambiaGeorgiaGermanyGhanaGibraltarGreeceGreenlandGrenadaGuadeloupeGuamGuatemalaGuernseyGuineaGuinea-BissauGuyanaHaitiHeard and 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IslandsSomaliaSouth AfricaSouth GeorgiaSouth KoreaSouth SudanSpainSri LankaSudanSurinameSvalbard and Jan Mayen IslandsSwedenSwitzerlandSyriaTaiwanTajikistanTanzaniaThailandTimor-LesteTogoTokelauTongaTrinidad and TobagoTunisiaTurkeyTurkmenistanTurks and Caicos IslandsTuvaluUS Minor Outlying IslandsUgandaUkraineUnited Arab EmiratesUnited KingdomUnited StatesUruguayUzbekistanVanuatuVenezuelaVietnamVirgin Islands, BritishVirgin Islands, U.S.Wallis and FutunaWestern SaharaYemenZambiaZimbabweÅland Islands\n            Country\n        On-Site Contact Person(Required)\n            \n            First\n            \n            Last\n        On-Site Contact Phone(Required)Communication Style(Required)American Sign Language (ASL)Pidgin Sign English (PSE)Signed EnglishOtherPlease Specify(Required) Communication Platform(Required)\n            \n            Skype\n            \n            Zoom\n            \n            Microsoft Teams\n            \n            Cisco Webex\n        How did you 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IslandsFaroe IslandsFijiFinlandFranceFrench GuianaFrench PolynesiaFrench Southern TerritoriesGabonGambiaGeorgiaGermanyGhanaGibraltarGreeceGreenlandGrenadaGuadeloupeGuamGuatemalaGuernseyGuineaGuinea-BissauGuyanaHaitiHeard and McDonald IslandsHoly SeeHondurasHong KongHungaryIcelandIndiaIndonesiaIranIraqIrelandIsle of ManIsraelItalyJamaicaJapanJerseyJordanKazakhstanKenyaKiribatiKuwaitKyrgyzstanLao People\'s Democratic RepublicLatviaLebanonLesothoLiberiaLibyaLiechtensteinLithuaniaLuxembourgMacauMacedoniaMadagascarMalawiMalaysiaMaldivesMaliMaltaMarshall IslandsMartiniqueMauritaniaMauritiusMayotteMexicoMicronesiaMoldovaMonacoMongoliaMontenegroMontserratMoroccoMozambiqueMyanmarNamibiaNauruNepalNetherlandsNew CaledoniaNew ZealandNicaraguaNigerNigeriaNiueNorfolk IslandNorth KoreaNorthern Mariana IslandsNorwayOmanPakistanPalauPalestine, State ofPanamaPapua New GuineaParaguayPeruPhilippinesPitcairnPolandPortugalPuerto RicoQatarRomaniaRussiaRwandaRéunionSaint BarthélemySaint HelenaSaint Kitts and NevisSaint LuciaSaint MartinSaint Pierre and MiquelonSaint Vincent and the GrenadinesSamoaSan MarinoSao Tome and PrincipeSaudi ArabiaSenegalSerbiaSeychellesSierra LeoneSingaporeSint MaartenSlovakiaSloveniaSolomon IslandsSomaliaSouth AfricaSouth GeorgiaSouth KoreaSouth SudanSpainSri LankaSudanSurinameSvalbard and Jan Mayen IslandsSwedenSwitzerlandSyriaTaiwanTajikistanTanzaniaThailandTimor-LesteTogoTokelauTongaTrinidad and TobagoTunisiaTurkeyTurkmenistanTurks and Caicos IslandsTuvaluUS Minor Outlying IslandsUgandaUkraineUnited Arab EmiratesUnited KingdomUnited StatesUruguayUzbekistanVanuatuVenezuelaVietnamVirgin Islands, BritishVirgin Islands, U.S.Wallis and FutunaWestern SaharaYemenZambiaZimbabweÅland Islands\n                Country\n            On-Site Contact Person(Required)\n                \n                First\n                \n                Last\n            On-Site Contact Phone(Required)Communication Style(Required)American Sign Language (ASL)Pidgin Sign English 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The lowest rates for language services.','sign language quote request'),(13106,13106,1,'Apply (New)','2022-09-08 19:25:58','2022-09-10 00:58:50','63a8d653-f971-438a-b97f-de44321f39e7','<h2>join Our Team</h2>\n            <p>Think you\'re ready to be a part of the best Interpreting &amp; Translation team? Good! Then we want you! 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Burbank Blvd. Ste. 311, Los Angeles, CA 90025<br />We try to respond to feedback within 5 business days.</p>','Website Accessibility Statement','Cal Interpreting & Translations Website Accessibility Statement','Website Accessibility Statement'),(13110,13110,1,'Home','2022-09-08 19:34:01','2022-09-08 19:35:33','4b0eb3ee-b8b3-4db0-82f2-25a49559196d','<h1>\n            Cal Interpreting\n            &amp; Translations\n        </h1>\n<p>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations (CIT) interpreters and translators service individuals, small businesses, and large organizations of all sizes in over 250 languages across a wide range of services and industries.\n            </p>\n<p><em><strong>Open 24/7</strong></em></p>\n<p>            <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote/\">REQUEST A QUOTE</a></p>\n<h2>Interpreting &amp; Translation Assistance We Provide</h2>\n<p><em><strong>Due to the current crisis in Europe, CIT is readily available to offer <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/interpreters-translators/ukrainian-translation-services/\">Ukrainian Translation &amp; Interpreting Services</a> and <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/interpreters-translators/russian-translation-services/\">Russian Translation &amp; Interpreting Services.</a></strong></em></p>\n<p><em><strong>Our </strong><strong>linguists speak your language! Please click on a section below to learn more.</strong></em></p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            Business  </p>\n<p>Localization, Conference Interpreting, Training guides, <strong>Employee handbooks</strong>, and more.</p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            Entertainment  </p>\n<p>Film captioning, Music video captioning, Voice over, <strong>Subtitles</strong>, and more.</p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            Education  </p>\n<p>E-learning materials, <strong>Online Education Modules</strong>, Academic forms, Text books, and more.</p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            Healthcare  </p>\n<p>Pharma translation, <strong>Device label translation</strong>, Regulatory documents, and more.</p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            Immigration  </p>\n<p><strong>Birth certificates</strong>, Marriage certificates, Certified USCIS, and more.</p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            Government  </p>\n<p>Official Forms Certificates, Reports, and more.</p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            Travel  </p>\n<p>Pharma translation, <strong>Device label translation</strong>, Regulatory documents, and more.</p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            Technical  </p>\n<p>User guides, White papers, <strong>Owners manuals</strong>, Instructions, and more.</p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            Legal  </p>\n<p>Proofreading, Contracts, <strong>Patents</strong>, and more.</p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<h2>How It Works</h2>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            Step 1</p>\n<p>            Step 2</p>\n<p>            Step 3</p>\n<p>            Step 4</p>\n<p>            Step 5</p>\n<p>            Meticulous Quality Control</p>\n<p>            We Provide 100% Accuracy</p>\n<p>            Step One</p>\n<p>            Submit your order</p>\n<p>            Step Two</p>\n<p>            We begin working 24/7</p>\n<p>            Step Three</p>\n<p>            Your translation is proofed in all areas such as grammar, spelling, verbiage, and syntax.</p>\n<p>            Step Four</p>\n<p>            Your translation is coordinated at all times by our experienced project managers</p>\n<p>            Step Five</p>\n<p>            Your translation is delivered via email or post.</p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote/\">REQUEST A QUOTE</a></p>\n<figure><img width=\"1000\" height=\"667\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/interpreter-services-CIT.jpg\" alt=\"Interpreter Services - CIT\" /></figure>\n<h2>Our Translation Services</h2>\n<p>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations is a professional established interpreting and translation service headquartered in Los Angeles, California. We provide certified translation, proofreading, multilingual transcription and interpreting services in California and throughout the United States.</p>\n<p>Years of experience with a knowledgeable and friendly staff enable us to provide certified &amp; legal translation services which have made us in to one of the most well-established translation services in Los Angeles, throughout California and the United States. As a proven California translation agency, we recognize that in today’s multicultural world, language barriers have many implications.</p>\n<h2>Our Interpreting Services</h2>\n<p>Our experienced and certified interpreters appreciate the cultural context of the translation services they provide. Therefore, our linguists have a strong command of both language combinations and a full appreciation of the cultural contexts for each language. Moreover, all of our court certified interpreters and translators strictly adhere to the code of ethics, and provide uncompromising commitment to impartiality, confidentiality, and professionalism.</p>\n<p>Document translation services for the legal, medical, entertainment, education, government and travel industries. Trust your document translation needs with our professional team of translators to produce high-quality, written translations in a timely, cost-effective manner.</p>\n<p>Contracts, manuals, brochures, transcriptions, advertising material and court documents are just a few examples of the document translation services we offer in over 200 International Languages.</p>\n<h2>Our Transcription Services</h2>\n<p>Our friendly, knowledgeable and well-trained staff utilize cutting-edge, tailor-made technology that enables us to provide you with efficient, flexible, and top-quality language services. Our commitment to excellence and customer satisfaction is what distinguished us from competitor translation agencies as we understand the importance of providing an exceptional translation services at the most competitive prices.</p>\n<p>In providing the top quality translation services, we understand the need to be flexible. Each client is unique and is treated accordingly. We take the time to understand our clients’ specific needs and provide tailored services to meet their requirements. As an interpreting agency, we believe it to be our obligation to be available, and we will not pass the cost to our clients. Our translation services are not only of the highest quality, but they are the most reasonably priced.</p>\n<p>            <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote/\">REQUEST A QUOTE</a></p>\n<h2>\n                CIT\n                By The Numbers\n            </h2>\n<p>            1</p>\n<p>            +</p>\n<p>            Worldwide Linguists</p>\n<p>            1</p>\n<p>            +</p>\n<p>            Languages</p>\n<p>            1</p>\n<p>            +</p>\n<p>            Translations</p>\n<p>            1</p>\n<p>            +</p>\n<p>            Clients Served</p>\n<h2>\n                Language Services\n                For All Of Your Needs\n            </h2>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            Translations  </p>\n<p>We are experts in over <strong>250</strong> languages.</p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            Interpreting  </p>\n<p>Clear intent with tone matching.</p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            Transcription  </p>\n<p>E-learning materials, Academic forms, Text books, and more.</p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            Localization  </p>\n<p>Expand your audience.</p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            Proofreading  </p>\n<p>We are meticulous and professional.</p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            Subtitles  </p>\n<p>Post-production, captions &amp; more.</p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            ASL  </p>\n<p>American Sign Language</p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            Equipment Sales &amp; Rental  </p>\n<p>Booths, headsets, and more.</p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote/\">REQUEST A QUOTE</a></p>\n<h2>Do You Need Translation or Interpreting?</h2>\n<figure><img width=\"999\" height=\"474\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/difference-between-translation-and-interpreting.jpg\" alt=\"Difference between translating and interpreting\" /></figure>\n<p>            What Is Translation?</p>\n<p>Translation relates to written form, documents. If it\'s something that ends up produced in writing, you need a translation service.</p>\n<p>            What is Interpreting?</p>\n<p>Interpreting converts messaging intent or words in audible form or visual gestures. If the final product is produced to sound, or by sign language, that\'s an interpreting service.</p>\n<p>            What is the difference between a translator and an interpreter?</p>\n<p>The distinction between interpretation and translation is that while interpretation focuses on real-time spoken language, translation uses written material.</p>\n<h3>We\'re ready to help</h3>\n<p><em>No matter what your needs may be</em>, we can and are ready to assist you now. We have translators and interpreters standing by<strong> 24/7</strong>.</p>\n<p>Contact us now at <a href=\"tel:8887379009\">888.737.9009</a> for a quote or any other questions.</p>\n<p>            <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote/\">REQUEST A QUOTE</a></p>\n<figure><img width=\"1000\" height=\"745\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Depositphotos_25108625_S.jpg\" alt=\"Interpreters &amp; Translators 24/7\" /></figure>\n<h2>Some Of Our Clients</h2>\n<figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/California-Department-of-Consumer-Affairs-Seal.jpg\" alt=\"California Department of Consumer Affairs - Seal\" /><figcaption>California Department of Consumer Affairs</figcaption></figure>\n<figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/California-Department-of-Corrections-Logo-300x153.jpg\" alt=\"California Department of Corrections Logo\" /><figcaption>California Department of Corrections</figcaption></figure>\n<figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/California-Department-of-Education-seal.jpg\" alt=\"California Department of Education - seal\" /><figcaption>California Department of Education</figcaption></figure>\n<figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/California-Department-of-Justice-Logo.png\" alt=\"California Department of Justice - Logo\" /><figcaption>California Department of Justice</figcaption></figure>\n<figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Chicago-Public-Schools-300x160.png\" alt=\"Chicago Public Schools\" /><figcaption>Chicago Public Schools</figcaption></figure>\n<figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Cuyahoga-County-Ohio-seal.png\" alt=\"Cuyahoga County Ohio-seal\" /><figcaption>Cuyahoga County Ohio</figcaption></figure>\n<figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Luzerne-County-Pennyslyvania-Logo.png\" alt=\"Luzerne County Pennsylvania - Logo\" /><figcaption>Luzerne County Pennsylvania</figcaption></figure>\n<figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Luzerne_County_Pennsylvania_seal.png\" alt=\"Luzerne County, Pennsylvania seal\" /><figcaption>Luzerne County, Pennsylvania</figcaption></figure>\n<figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Monterey-County-California-Seal.jpg\" alt=\"Monterey County California Seal\" /><figcaption>Monterey County California</figcaption></figure>\n<figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Oregon-Department-of-Administrative-Services-Logo.png\" alt=\"Oregon Department of Administrative Services- Logo\" /><figcaption>Oregon Department of Administrative Services</figcaption></figure>\n<figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Pepperdine-University.jpg\" alt=\"Pepperdine University\" /><figcaption>Pepperdine University</figcaption></figure>\n<figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/State-of-Massachusetts-Logo-300x300.png\" alt=\"State of Massachusetts - Logo\" /><figcaption>State of Massachusetts</figcaption></figure>\n<figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Arlington-County-Virginia-Logo-300x53.png\" alt=\"Arlington County Virginia - Logo\" /><figcaption>Arlington County Virginia</figcaption></figure>\n<figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/University-of-Southern-California.png\" alt=\"University of Southern California\" /><figcaption>University of Southern California</figcaption></figure>\n<figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/US-Bankruptcy-Court.seal_.gif\" alt=\"US Bankruptcy Court seal\" /><figcaption>US Bankruptcy Court</figcaption></figure>\n<p>            Previous</p>\n<p>            Next</p>\n<h2>What people say</h2>\n<p>            Thank you for always being able to handle emergency interpreting assignments with ease.</p>\n<p>            <cite>About Urgent Requests</cite></p>\n<p>            Your translation rates are more competitive than other language service providers I used in the past.</p>\n<p>            <cite>About Pricing</cite></p>\n<p>            We appreciate the degree to which you maintain your attention to detail and professionalism.</p>\n<p>            <cite>About Our Professionalism</cite></p>\n<h2>Our Locations</h2>\n<h3>Los Angeles, California</h3>\n<figure><iframe frameborder=\"0\" scrolling=\"no\" marginheight=\"0\" marginwidth=\"0\" title=\"12304 Santa Monica Blvd. Ste. 300, Los Angeles, CA 90025\"></iframe></figure>\n<h3>Burbank, California</h3>\n<figure><iframe frameborder=\"0\" scrolling=\"no\" marginheight=\"0\" marginwidth=\"0\" title=\"2501 W. Burbank Blvd. Ste 311 Burbank, CA 91505\"></iframe></figure>\n<figure><img width=\"1200\" height=\"534\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/cit-los-angeles.jpg\" alt=\"CIT Los Angeles\" /></figure>\n<h3>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations Local Offices</h3>\n<p>12304 Santa Monica Blvd. Ste. 300</p>\n<p>Los Angeles, CA 90025​</p>\n<h3>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations Corporate Offices</h3>\n<p>2501 W. Burbank Blvd. Ste. 311</p>\n<p>Burbank, CA 91505</p>\n<p>Toll Free</p>\n<p>888.737.9009</p>','Cal Interpreting & Translations Service | Translators and Interpreters','Work with the best. 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Translation Assistance We Provide</h2>\n<p><em><strong>Due to the current crisis in Europe, CIT is readily available to offer <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/interpreters-translators/ukrainian-translation-services/\">Ukrainian Translation &amp; Interpreting Services</a> and <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/interpreters-translators/russian-translation-services/\">Russian Translation &amp; Interpreting Services.</a></strong></em></p>\n<p><em><strong>Our </strong><strong>linguists speak your language! Please click on a section below to learn more.</strong></em></p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            Business  </p>\n<p>Localization, Conference Interpreting, Training guides, <strong>Employee handbooks</strong>, and more.</p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            Entertainment  </p>\n<p>Film captioning, Music video captioning, Voice over, <strong>Subtitles</strong>, and more.</p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            Education  </p>\n<p>E-learning materials, <strong>Online Education Modules</strong>, Academic forms, Text books, and more.</p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            Healthcare  </p>\n<p>Pharma translation, <strong>Device label translation</strong>, Regulatory documents, and more.</p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            Immigration  </p>\n<p><strong>Birth certificates</strong>, Marriage certificates, Certified USCIS, and more.</p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            Government  </p>\n<p>Official Forms Certificates, Reports, and more.</p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            Travel  </p>\n<p>Pharma translation, <strong>Device label translation</strong>, Regulatory documents, and more.</p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            Technical  </p>\n<p>User guides, White papers, <strong>Owners manuals</strong>, Instructions, and more.</p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            Legal  </p>\n<p>Proofreading, Contracts, <strong>Patents</strong>, and more.</p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<h2>How It Works</h2>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            Step 1</p>\n<p>            Step 2</p>\n<p>            Step 3</p>\n<p>            Step 4</p>\n<p>            Step 5</p>\n<p>            Meticulous Quality Control</p>\n<p>            We Provide 100% Accuracy</p>\n<p>            Step One</p>\n<p>            Submit your order</p>\n<p>            Step Two</p>\n<p>            We begin working 24/7</p>\n<p>            Step Three</p>\n<p>            Your translation is proofed in all areas such as grammar, spelling, verbiage, and syntax.</p>\n<p>            Step Four</p>\n<p>            Your translation is coordinated at all times by our experienced project managers</p>\n<p>            Step Five</p>\n<p>            Your translation is delivered via email or post.</p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote/\">REQUEST A QUOTE</a></p>\n<figure><img width=\"1000\" height=\"667\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/interpreter-services-CIT.jpg\" alt=\"Interpreter Services - CIT\" /></figure>\n<h2>Our Translation Services</h2>\n<p>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations is a professional established interpreting and translation service headquartered in Los Angeles, California. We provide certified translation, proofreading, multilingual transcription and interpreting services in California and throughout the United States.</p>\n<p>Years of experience with a knowledgeable and friendly staff enable us to provide certified &amp; legal translation services which have made us in to one of the most well-established translation services in Los Angeles, throughout California and the United States. As a proven California translation agency, we recognize that in today’s multicultural world, language barriers have many implications.</p>\n<h2>Our Interpreting Services</h2>\n<p>Our experienced and certified interpreters appreciate the cultural context of the translation services they provide. Therefore, our linguists have a strong command of both language combinations and a full appreciation of the cultural contexts for each language. Moreover, all of our court certified interpreters and translators strictly adhere to the code of ethics, and provide uncompromising commitment to impartiality, confidentiality, and professionalism.</p>\n<p>Document translation services for the legal, medical, entertainment, education, government and travel industries. Trust your document translation needs with our professional team of translators to produce high-quality, written translations in a timely, cost-effective manner.</p>\n<p>Contracts, manuals, brochures, transcriptions, advertising material and court documents are just a few examples of the document translation services we offer in over 200 International Languages.</p>\n<h2>Our Transcription Services</h2>\n<p>Our friendly, knowledgeable and well-trained staff utilize cutting-edge, tailor-made technology that enables us to provide you with efficient, flexible, and top-quality language services. Our commitment to excellence and customer satisfaction is what distinguished us from competitor translation agencies as we understand the importance of providing an exceptional translation services at the most competitive prices.</p>\n<p>In providing the top quality translation services, we understand the need to be flexible. Each client is unique and is treated accordingly. We take the time to understand our clients’ specific needs and provide tailored services to meet their requirements. As an interpreting agency, we believe it to be our obligation to be available, and we will not pass the cost to our clients. Our translation services are not only of the highest quality, but they are the most reasonably priced.</p>\n<p>            <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote/\">REQUEST A QUOTE</a></p>\n<h2>\n                CIT\n                By The Numbers\n            </h2>\n<p>            1</p>\n<p>            +</p>\n<p>            Worldwide Linguists</p>\n<p>            1</p>\n<p>            +</p>\n<p>            Languages</p>\n<p>            1</p>\n<p>            +</p>\n<p>            Translations</p>\n<p>            1</p>\n<p>            +</p>\n<p>            Clients Served</p>\n<h2>\n                Language Services\n                For All Of Your Needs\n            </h2>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            Translations  </p>\n<p>We are experts in over <strong>250</strong> languages.</p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            Interpreting  </p>\n<p>Clear intent with tone matching.</p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            Transcription  </p>\n<p>E-learning materials, Academic forms, Text books, and more.</p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            Localization  </p>\n<p>Expand your audience.</p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            Proofreading  </p>\n<p>We are meticulous and professional.</p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            Subtitles  </p>\n<p>Post-production, captions &amp; more.</p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            ASL  </p>\n<p>American Sign Language</p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            Equipment Sales &amp; Rental  </p>\n<p>Booths, headsets, and more.</p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            </p>\n<p>            <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote/\">REQUEST A QUOTE</a></p>\n<h2>Do You Need Translation or Interpreting?</h2>\n<figure><img width=\"999\" height=\"474\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/difference-between-translation-and-interpreting.jpg\" alt=\"Difference between translating and interpreting\" /></figure>\n<p>            What Is Translation?</p>\n<p>Translation relates to written form, documents. If it\'s something that ends up produced in writing, you need a translation service.</p>\n<p>            What is Interpreting?</p>\n<p>Interpreting converts messaging intent or words in audible form or visual gestures. If the final product is produced to sound, or by sign language, that\'s an interpreting service.</p>\n<p>            What is the difference between a translator and an interpreter?</p>\n<p>The distinction between interpretation and translation is that while interpretation focuses on real-time spoken language, translation uses written material.</p>\n<h3>We\'re ready to help</h3>\n<p><em>No matter what your needs may be</em>, we can and are ready to assist you now. We have translators and interpreters standing by<strong> 24/7</strong>.</p>\n<p>Contact us now at <a href=\"tel:8887379009\">888.737.9009</a> for a quote or any other questions.</p>\n<p>            <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote/\">REQUEST A QUOTE</a></p>\n<figure><img width=\"1000\" height=\"745\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Depositphotos_25108625_S.jpg\" alt=\"Interpreters &amp; Translators 24/7\" /></figure>\n<h2>Some Of Our Clients</h2>\n<figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/California-Department-of-Consumer-Affairs-Seal.jpg\" alt=\"California Department of Consumer Affairs - Seal\" /><figcaption>California Department of Consumer Affairs</figcaption></figure>\n<figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/California-Department-of-Corrections-Logo-300x153.jpg\" alt=\"California Department of Corrections Logo\" /><figcaption>California Department of Corrections</figcaption></figure>\n<figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/California-Department-of-Education-seal.jpg\" alt=\"California Department of Education - seal\" /><figcaption>California Department of Education</figcaption></figure>\n<figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/California-Department-of-Justice-Logo.png\" alt=\"California Department of Justice - Logo\" /><figcaption>California Department of Justice</figcaption></figure>\n<figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Chicago-Public-Schools-300x160.png\" alt=\"Chicago Public Schools\" /><figcaption>Chicago Public Schools</figcaption></figure>\n<figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Cuyahoga-County-Ohio-seal.png\" alt=\"Cuyahoga County Ohio-seal\" /><figcaption>Cuyahoga County Ohio</figcaption></figure>\n<figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Luzerne-County-Pennyslyvania-Logo.png\" alt=\"Luzerne County Pennsylvania - Logo\" /><figcaption>Luzerne County Pennsylvania</figcaption></figure>\n<figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Luzerne_County_Pennsylvania_seal.png\" alt=\"Luzerne County, Pennsylvania seal\" /><figcaption>Luzerne County, Pennsylvania</figcaption></figure>\n<figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Monterey-County-California-Seal.jpg\" alt=\"Monterey County California Seal\" /><figcaption>Monterey County California</figcaption></figure>\n<figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Oregon-Department-of-Administrative-Services-Logo.png\" alt=\"Oregon Department of Administrative Services- Logo\" /><figcaption>Oregon Department of Administrative Services</figcaption></figure>\n<figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Pepperdine-University.jpg\" alt=\"Pepperdine University\" /><figcaption>Pepperdine University</figcaption></figure>\n<figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/State-of-Massachusetts-Logo-300x300.png\" alt=\"State of Massachusetts - Logo\" /><figcaption>State of Massachusetts</figcaption></figure>\n<figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Arlington-County-Virginia-Logo-300x53.png\" alt=\"Arlington County Virginia - Logo\" /><figcaption>Arlington County Virginia</figcaption></figure>\n<figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/University-of-Southern-California.png\" alt=\"University of Southern California\" /><figcaption>University of Southern California</figcaption></figure>\n<figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/US-Bankruptcy-Court.seal_.gif\" alt=\"US Bankruptcy Court seal\" /><figcaption>US Bankruptcy Court</figcaption></figure>\n<p>            Previous</p>\n<p>            Next</p>\n<h2>What people say</h2>\n<p>            Thank you for always being able to handle emergency interpreting assignments with ease.</p>\n<p>            <cite>About Urgent Requests</cite></p>\n<p>            Your translation rates are more competitive than other language service providers I used in the past.</p>\n<p>            <cite>About Pricing</cite></p>\n<p>            We appreciate the degree to which you maintain your attention to detail and professionalism.</p>\n<p>            <cite>About Our Professionalism</cite></p>\n<h2>Our Locations</h2>\n<h3>Los Angeles, California</h3>\n<figure><iframe frameborder=\"0\" scrolling=\"no\" marginheight=\"0\" marginwidth=\"0\" title=\"12304 Santa Monica Blvd. Ste. 300, Los Angeles, CA 90025\"></iframe></figure>\n<h3>Burbank, California</h3>\n<figure><iframe frameborder=\"0\" scrolling=\"no\" marginheight=\"0\" marginwidth=\"0\" title=\"2501 W. Burbank Blvd. Ste 311 Burbank, CA 91505\"></iframe></figure>\n<figure><img width=\"1200\" height=\"534\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/cit-los-angeles.jpg\" alt=\"CIT Los Angeles\" /></figure>\n<h3>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations Local Offices</h3>\n<p>12304 Santa Monica Blvd. Ste. 300</p>\n<p>Los Angeles, CA 90025​</p>\n<h3>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations Corporate Offices</h3>\n<p>2501 W. Burbank Blvd. Ste. 311</p>\n<p>Burbank, CA 91505</p>\n<p>Toll Free</p>\n<p>888.737.9009</p>','Cal Interpreting & Translations Service | Translators and Interpreters','Work with the best. Certified translators and interpreters for individuals, govt, legal, medical, edu, &amp; entertainment industries globally.','Translators, Interpreters'),(13116,13116,1,'Remembering Nuremberg Trials Interpreter George A. Sakheim','2022-09-09 01:57:30','2022-09-09 01:57:30','e284d645-bab5-4f5d-8698-d064ce097271','<h2>In Remembrance</h2>\n            <p>The following is from The Philadelphia Inquirer. </p>\n            <p>George A. Sakheim, 96, of Gwynedd, a translator at the Nuremberg Trials who came face to face with some of Nazi Germany’s most notorious war criminals, died Thursday, Dec. 5, of pneumonia at Abington Lansdale Hospital.</p>\n            <p>In October 1945, Dr. Sakheim had just served two years in the Army in Europe and was stationed in Paris, expecting to go home, when he saw a flier asking for German-speaking interpreters to work at the approaching Nuremberg War Crimes Trials.</p>\n            <p>“I had a conflict, because I really was anxious to get back to college, but then something in me, even at 22, realized that this was going to be historic, it was going to be exciting and unique,” he told the Jewish Exponent in a 2015 article marking the 70th anniversary of the trials.</p>\n            <p>Dr. Sakheim volunteered and was immediately flown to Nuremberg. The trials began Nov. 20. For the next seven months, he had the extraordinary chance to see and hear Nazi leaders, including Field Marshal Hermann Goering and Rudolph Hoess, commandant of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Concentration Camp.</p>\n            <p>Dr. Sakheim did much of his work from an adjoining room, but when in the courtroom, he recorded his impressions in a journal. In one entry, he described Hoess as being “so casual and calm” on the stand, the Exponent reported.</p>\n            <p>Dr. Sakheim believed that the trials accomplished two goals. One was to hold the perpetrators accountable for atrocities committed against the Jews. “The second,” he was quoted as saying in the Exponent, “had to do with Robert Jackson, the chief U.S. prosecutor for the trials, saying these trials exist so that something like this will never happen again.”</p>\n            <p>Born in Hamburg, Germany, Dr. Sakheim immigrated to New York at age 15 to live with an aunt. He graduated from DeWitt Clinton High School and had just enrolled at Columbia University when he was drafted into the Army in March 1943.</p>\n            <p>Because he could speak German, Dr. Sakheim was sent for military intelligence training. He fought in Normandy, northern France, and the Rhineland, according to his military discharge papers.</p>\n            <p>His division helped with the storming of Normandy on D-Day Plus 7, and he was present at the liberation of concentrations camps at Aachen and Cologne.</p>\n            <p>He was there on April 11, 1945, when the Allied troops liberated the Nordhausen Concentration Camp, his family said in a statement. He recalled seeing Allied generals shaking their heads and pressing handkerchiefs to their noses to mask the smell of unburied bodies.</p>\n            <p>Dr. Sakheim’s wartime experience formed the basis for a lifetime of writing and giving testimony about the Holocaust, his family said.</p>\n            <p>In February 2009, Michel Schaffhauser, then the consul general of France in Washington, awarded Dr. Sakheim and nine other veterans the Legion of Honor medal, France’s highest honor, for their part in liberating France during World War II. The ceremony took place at Foulkeways at Gwynedd, where all 10 recipients lived.</p>\n            <p>After the war, Dr. Sakheim earned a bachelor’s and a master’s degree, both in psychology, at Columbia University. After an internship at Bellevue Hospital in New York, he earned a Ph.D in clinical psychology at Florida State University in 1954.</p>\n            <p>In 1948, he had met Ilse Oschinksy, who had fled Germany at age 13 on the Kindertransport to England. They married in 1950.</p>\n            <p>Dr. Sakheim worked as a psychologist for many years in Maine and then New York. He specialized in treating teenagers and victims of abuse.</p>\n            <p>“He believed that reaching and supporting young people early in their lives could prevent them from developing psychological problems and could reverse delinquency,” his family said in its statement.</p>\n            <p>His belief in early intervention led him to create and publish an assessment tool for identifying suicide risk. Later, he created a tool to quantify risk factors for juvenile arsonists. He wrote the 1994 book Firesetting Children.</p>\n            <p>When not at work, Mr. Sakheim was active in the civil rights and anti-war movements.</p>\n            <p>In addition to his wife, he is survived by children Ruth and David, and five grandchildren.</p>\n            <p>Plans for a memorial were pending.</p>\n            <p>SOURCE: <a href=\"https://www.inquirer.com/obituaries/george-sakheim-translator-nuremberg-trials-world-war-psychologist-died-20191217.html\">The Philadelphia Inquirer</a></p>','Remembering Nuremberg Trials Interpreter George A. Sakheim',NULL,'Remembering Nuremberg Trials Interpreter George A. Sakheim'),(13117,13117,1,'Remembering Nuremberg Trials Interpreter George A. Sakheim','2022-09-09 01:57:30','2022-09-09 01:57:30','2f3a2fc4-1df6-47d8-a18a-9f6c031b3bb4','<h2>In Remembrance</h2>\n            <p>The following is from The Philadelphia Inquirer. </p>\n            <p>George A. Sakheim, 96, of Gwynedd, a translator at the Nuremberg Trials who came face to face with some of Nazi Germany’s most notorious war criminals, died Thursday, Dec. 5, of pneumonia at Abington Lansdale Hospital.</p>\n            <p>In October 1945, Dr. Sakheim had just served two years in the Army in Europe and was stationed in Paris, expecting to go home, when he saw a flier asking for German-speaking interpreters to work at the approaching Nuremberg War Crimes Trials.</p>\n            <p>“I had a conflict, because I really was anxious to get back to college, but then something in me, even at 22, realized that this was going to be historic, it was going to be exciting and unique,” he told the Jewish Exponent in a 2015 article marking the 70th anniversary of the trials.</p>\n            <p>Dr. Sakheim volunteered and was immediately flown to Nuremberg. The trials began Nov. 20. For the next seven months, he had the extraordinary chance to see and hear Nazi leaders, including Field Marshal Hermann Goering and Rudolph Hoess, commandant of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Concentration Camp.</p>\n            <p>Dr. Sakheim did much of his work from an adjoining room, but when in the courtroom, he recorded his impressions in a journal. In one entry, he described Hoess as being “so casual and calm” on the stand, the Exponent reported.</p>\n            <p>Dr. Sakheim believed that the trials accomplished two goals. One was to hold the perpetrators accountable for atrocities committed against the Jews. “The second,” he was quoted as saying in the Exponent, “had to do with Robert Jackson, the chief U.S. prosecutor for the trials, saying these trials exist so that something like this will never happen again.”</p>\n            <p>Born in Hamburg, Germany, Dr. Sakheim immigrated to New York at age 15 to live with an aunt. He graduated from DeWitt Clinton High School and had just enrolled at Columbia University when he was drafted into the Army in March 1943.</p>\n            <p>Because he could speak German, Dr. Sakheim was sent for military intelligence training. He fought in Normandy, northern France, and the Rhineland, according to his military discharge papers.</p>\n            <p>His division helped with the storming of Normandy on D-Day Plus 7, and he was present at the liberation of concentrations camps at Aachen and Cologne.</p>\n            <p>He was there on April 11, 1945, when the Allied troops liberated the Nordhausen Concentration Camp, his family said in a statement. He recalled seeing Allied generals shaking their heads and pressing handkerchiefs to their noses to mask the smell of unburied bodies.</p>\n            <p>Dr. Sakheim’s wartime experience formed the basis for a lifetime of writing and giving testimony about the Holocaust, his family said.</p>\n            <p>In February 2009, Michel Schaffhauser, then the consul general of France in Washington, awarded Dr. Sakheim and nine other veterans the Legion of Honor medal, France’s highest honor, for their part in liberating France during World War II. The ceremony took place at Foulkeways at Gwynedd, where all 10 recipients lived.</p>\n            <p>After the war, Dr. Sakheim earned a bachelor’s and a master’s degree, both in psychology, at Columbia University. After an internship at Bellevue Hospital in New York, he earned a Ph.D in clinical psychology at Florida State University in 1954.</p>\n            <p>In 1948, he had met Ilse Oschinksy, who had fled Germany at age 13 on the Kindertransport to England. They married in 1950.</p>\n            <p>Dr. Sakheim worked as a psychologist for many years in Maine and then New York. He specialized in treating teenagers and victims of abuse.</p>\n            <p>“He believed that reaching and supporting young people early in their lives could prevent them from developing psychological problems and could reverse delinquency,” his family said in its statement.</p>\n            <p>His belief in early intervention led him to create and publish an assessment tool for identifying suicide risk. Later, he created a tool to quantify risk factors for juvenile arsonists. He wrote the 1994 book Firesetting Children.</p>\n            <p>When not at work, Mr. Sakheim was active in the civil rights and anti-war movements.</p>\n            <p>In addition to his wife, he is survived by children Ruth and David, and five grandchildren.</p>\n            <p>Plans for a memorial were pending.</p>\n            <p>SOURCE: <a href=\"https://www.inquirer.com/obituaries/george-sakheim-translator-nuremberg-trials-world-war-psychologist-died-20191217.html\">The Philadelphia Inquirer</a></p>','Remembering Nuremberg Trials Interpreter George A. Sakheim',NULL,'Remembering Nuremberg Trials Interpreter George A. Sakheim'),(13118,13118,1,'Tokyo Japan 2020 Olympics Interpreting News','2022-09-09 01:57:30','2022-09-09 01:57:30','b6c3cdff-2eb4-417c-987a-7fb568e2957f','<h2>Translation Matters</h2>\n            <p>When Japan’s new National Stadium was unveiled last month, visitors were greeted with several examples of oddly worded English on the signage there:<em> “Hello, Our Stadium,”</em> <em>“Joho no Mori”</em> and<em> “Please Push the Under Button,”</em> were but some of the phrases.</p><p>Given that the stadium is intended to put Japan’s best face forward to the world at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and that more than a billion dollars was spent building it, you have to wonder why apparently so little thought was given to how the English signs would come across to native speakers.</p><p>It’s hardly unusual to find strangely worded or even unintelligible English on the signs, menus, websites and documents that make up Japan’s corporate world. The question is, in a country famous for tight quality control and attention to detail, where English is a compulsory subject at school and where many native speakers — ones who presumably could be consulted for even the quickest proofing — are within reach, why do so many organizations persist in using poor English? Who writes it, and how does it get approved for use?</p><p><strong>The root of the confusion</strong><br />I have a few theories as to what could be behind this phenomenon, which I’ll describe here. Of course, more than one of these could be true in any given situation.</p><p>One likely culprit is the use of machine translation rather than human translators. Anyone can put text into a free online translation program, while there are also proprietary versions marketed to companies for internal use. While the quality of machine translation has certainly improved compared with what it was in the past, it still often produces translations that are slightly unnatural at best and complete gibberish at worst. Thus, machine translation is generally better used to get the gist of something written in a foreign language, rather than for producing a polished translation to be printed or published. Too many organizations continue to blithely cut and paste whatever comes out, without thinking about whether the result is accurate or even makes sense.</p><p>Organizations that actually employ the services of a human translator will often use one who is unqualified or inexperienced. In many cases, this is someone who is pressed into service to translate as a favor, often for free. The common culprit at the root of using less-qualified individuals or software is a lack of budget allocated for translation. Unfortunately, preparing translated text is sometimes an afterthought.</p><p>Another way that some Japanese organizations save money on translation is to ask an employee to do it. There could be a linguistically confident Japanese employee who feels like they can handle the translation themselves or just gets saddled with the job because everyone knows their TOEIC score. In either case, this goes against the general rule in translation that people should only translate into their native language.</p><p>In other cases, the English may have been translated properly, perhaps even by a professional translator, only to then come across the desk of an employee who prides themselves on their English ability who thinks they can “improve” the text. It gets worse in the process, but pointing this out to the employee causes a loss of face. Those who have pride in their own English ability may also feel that getting it checked is unnecessary.</p><p>Another contributing factor is the Japanese concept of a “native check,” which is when a person proofreads text in their mother tongue. It’s a nice idea but its importance is not universally recognized. Some organizations may like the idea of a native check but making it happen seems like too much of a hassle. Perhaps they have no idea of where to find a native speaker to do it, or they may not have any budget for it. As a result of the lack of checking by native speakers, problems that could have been caught end up going uncorrected.</p><p>For a long time, English has been viewed more as decoration than as a communicative device, especially when it comes to advertising and packaging. In those situations, the English is often written in a way that is easy for Japanese people to understand (under the assumption that they are the primary audience), and is viewed as a priority over accuracy. The “Hello, Our Stadium” sign at the new National Stadium is likely an example of this phenomenon.</p><p><strong>No longer lost in translation</strong><br />To check these theories, I contacted members of the Society of Writers, Editors and Translators (SWET), a community of Japan-related writing professionals that was founded in Tokyo in 1980, and continues to be a vibrant group that promotes online and offline networking among wordsmiths and professional practices in their crafts.</p><p>The SWET members confirmed that they had witnessed all of the aforementioned factors at play when it came to bad translations, with pride being a particularly frequent one.</p><p>Sherry Miyasaka, a former medical translator and editor, also raised the issue of typos, pointing out that English content may be retyped during the formatting or printing process, which allows for errors to creep in. Allotting sufficient time for proofreading, she says, can make all the difference.</p><p>SWET members also pointed out factors that should be considered in order to ensure a good translation, ones that may not be given sufficient attention. Frank Walter, who oversees writing, translation and consultation projects for Export Japan, stresses the importance of context, and the need for the translator to have detailed knowledge of the text’s intended use.</p><p>Translator and editor Lynne E. Riggs says that the type of English needs to be appropriate for the situation.</p><p>“English comes in many different styles and registers; the client side has to learn what it needs for different situations: standard expository writing for permanent signage, informal, popular-register promotional writing for web ephemera, internationally recognizable wordings for site directions, and so on,” she says.</p><p>Philbert Ono, travel writer and photographer, adds that a potentially bigger issue than the quality of the English is the quantity of the English.</p><p>“Information in English is usually a translation of the Japanese, but often times the translation is truncated and incomplete,” Ono says. “In Japanese, the information can be very detailed, while in English, it is abbreviated. Foreigners are the ones who need the most information, but they usually receive the least amount of it.”</p><p><strong>A model project</strong><br />SWET members are among the dozens of Japan-based writers and editors currently involved in a project funded by the Japan Tourism Agency and managed by Toppan Printing Co. to improve the quality of signage, websites, pamphlets and audio guides for tourist destinations across the country, including temples, shrines, museums and national parks.</p><p>The scale of the project is huge — preparation of more than 3,000 texts (averaging 500 words each) in fiscal 2019 alone— and the project is to continue in fiscal 2020. A key feature of the approach is that the texts are being composed in English, based on research by the writers, and are undergoing thorough editing and copy editing processes, rather than being straight translations of existing Japanese signage.</p><p>The project has also involved development of a detailed writing and style manual that the group hopes could be used by or become a model for other organizations in Japan. The tourism-oriented guide is based on the “Japan Style Sheet,” which SWET made available online free of charge in 2018.</p><p>It’s impressive to hear about the substantial resources being devoted to preparing high-quality English materials at scale. As writer Susan Rogers Chikuba points out, “The manual prepared for the Japan Tourism Agency project and that agency’s commitment to letting qualified English editors have mandate on the ground are huge steps in the right direction.”</p><p>Here’s hoping that other organizations in Japan will learn from this effort, and that we’ll see fewer problematic English signs and documents as a result.</p><p>Source: <a href=\"https://www.japantimes.co.jp/community/2020/01/16/how-tos/translation-needs-native-touch/\">The Japan Times</a></p>','Tokyo Japan 2020 Olympics Interpreting News',NULL,NULL),(13119,13119,1,'Tokyo Japan 2020 Olympics Interpreting News','2022-09-09 01:57:30','2022-09-09 01:57:30','c2bbf162-d479-4cd1-9c25-4342ca713867','<h2>Translation Matters</h2>\n            <p>When Japan’s new National Stadium was unveiled last month, visitors were greeted with several examples of oddly worded English on the signage there:<em> “Hello, Our Stadium,”</em> <em>“Joho no Mori”</em> and<em> “Please Push the Under Button,”</em> were but some of the phrases.</p><p>Given that the stadium is intended to put Japan’s best face forward to the world at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and that more than a billion dollars was spent building it, you have to wonder why apparently so little thought was given to how the English signs would come across to native speakers.</p><p>It’s hardly unusual to find strangely worded or even unintelligible English on the signs, menus, websites and documents that make up Japan’s corporate world. The question is, in a country famous for tight quality control and attention to detail, where English is a compulsory subject at school and where many native speakers — ones who presumably could be consulted for even the quickest proofing — are within reach, why do so many organizations persist in using poor English? Who writes it, and how does it get approved for use?</p><p><strong>The root of the confusion</strong><br />I have a few theories as to what could be behind this phenomenon, which I’ll describe here. Of course, more than one of these could be true in any given situation.</p><p>One likely culprit is the use of machine translation rather than human translators. Anyone can put text into a free online translation program, while there are also proprietary versions marketed to companies for internal use. While the quality of machine translation has certainly improved compared with what it was in the past, it still often produces translations that are slightly unnatural at best and complete gibberish at worst. Thus, machine translation is generally better used to get the gist of something written in a foreign language, rather than for producing a polished translation to be printed or published. Too many organizations continue to blithely cut and paste whatever comes out, without thinking about whether the result is accurate or even makes sense.</p><p>Organizations that actually employ the services of a human translator will often use one who is unqualified or inexperienced. In many cases, this is someone who is pressed into service to translate as a favor, often for free. The common culprit at the root of using less-qualified individuals or software is a lack of budget allocated for translation. Unfortunately, preparing translated text is sometimes an afterthought.</p><p>Another way that some Japanese organizations save money on translation is to ask an employee to do it. There could be a linguistically confident Japanese employee who feels like they can handle the translation themselves or just gets saddled with the job because everyone knows their TOEIC score. In either case, this goes against the general rule in translation that people should only translate into their native language.</p><p>In other cases, the English may have been translated properly, perhaps even by a professional translator, only to then come across the desk of an employee who prides themselves on their English ability who thinks they can “improve” the text. It gets worse in the process, but pointing this out to the employee causes a loss of face. Those who have pride in their own English ability may also feel that getting it checked is unnecessary.</p><p>Another contributing factor is the Japanese concept of a “native check,” which is when a person proofreads text in their mother tongue. It’s a nice idea but its importance is not universally recognized. Some organizations may like the idea of a native check but making it happen seems like too much of a hassle. Perhaps they have no idea of where to find a native speaker to do it, or they may not have any budget for it. As a result of the lack of checking by native speakers, problems that could have been caught end up going uncorrected.</p><p>For a long time, English has been viewed more as decoration than as a communicative device, especially when it comes to advertising and packaging. In those situations, the English is often written in a way that is easy for Japanese people to understand (under the assumption that they are the primary audience), and is viewed as a priority over accuracy. The “Hello, Our Stadium” sign at the new National Stadium is likely an example of this phenomenon.</p><p><strong>No longer lost in translation</strong><br />To check these theories, I contacted members of the Society of Writers, Editors and Translators (SWET), a community of Japan-related writing professionals that was founded in Tokyo in 1980, and continues to be a vibrant group that promotes online and offline networking among wordsmiths and professional practices in their crafts.</p><p>The SWET members confirmed that they had witnessed all of the aforementioned factors at play when it came to bad translations, with pride being a particularly frequent one.</p><p>Sherry Miyasaka, a former medical translator and editor, also raised the issue of typos, pointing out that English content may be retyped during the formatting or printing process, which allows for errors to creep in. Allotting sufficient time for proofreading, she says, can make all the difference.</p><p>SWET members also pointed out factors that should be considered in order to ensure a good translation, ones that may not be given sufficient attention. Frank Walter, who oversees writing, translation and consultation projects for Export Japan, stresses the importance of context, and the need for the translator to have detailed knowledge of the text’s intended use.</p><p>Translator and editor Lynne E. Riggs says that the type of English needs to be appropriate for the situation.</p><p>“English comes in many different styles and registers; the client side has to learn what it needs for different situations: standard expository writing for permanent signage, informal, popular-register promotional writing for web ephemera, internationally recognizable wordings for site directions, and so on,” she says.</p><p>Philbert Ono, travel writer and photographer, adds that a potentially bigger issue than the quality of the English is the quantity of the English.</p><p>“Information in English is usually a translation of the Japanese, but often times the translation is truncated and incomplete,” Ono says. “In Japanese, the information can be very detailed, while in English, it is abbreviated. Foreigners are the ones who need the most information, but they usually receive the least amount of it.”</p><p><strong>A model project</strong><br />SWET members are among the dozens of Japan-based writers and editors currently involved in a project funded by the Japan Tourism Agency and managed by Toppan Printing Co. to improve the quality of signage, websites, pamphlets and audio guides for tourist destinations across the country, including temples, shrines, museums and national parks.</p><p>The scale of the project is huge — preparation of more than 3,000 texts (averaging 500 words each) in fiscal 2019 alone— and the project is to continue in fiscal 2020. A key feature of the approach is that the texts are being composed in English, based on research by the writers, and are undergoing thorough editing and copy editing processes, rather than being straight translations of existing Japanese signage.</p><p>The project has also involved development of a detailed writing and style manual that the group hopes could be used by or become a model for other organizations in Japan. The tourism-oriented guide is based on the “Japan Style Sheet,” which SWET made available online free of charge in 2018.</p><p>It’s impressive to hear about the substantial resources being devoted to preparing high-quality English materials at scale. As writer Susan Rogers Chikuba points out, “The manual prepared for the Japan Tourism Agency project and that agency’s commitment to letting qualified English editors have mandate on the ground are huge steps in the right direction.”</p><p>Here’s hoping that other organizations in Japan will learn from this effort, and that we’ll see fewer problematic English signs and documents as a result.</p><p>Source: <a href=\"https://www.japantimes.co.jp/community/2020/01/16/how-tos/translation-needs-native-touch/\">The Japan Times</a></p>','Tokyo Japan 2020 Olympics Interpreting News',NULL,NULL),(13120,13120,1,'Unseen Olympic Stars: Interpreters','2022-09-09 01:57:30','2022-09-09 01:57:30','c09a00f3-7dbd-435a-957e-a6aafff009cc','<h2>Washing Post recognizes interpreters at the 2020 Olympics and their value to not only the athletes but also to the press.</h2>\n            <p>When you think of star performers at the Olympics, interpreters don\'t come to mind. Perhaps there should be an Olympic event for these language leaders. </p><p>Yes, athletes speak a common lexicon of competition through sport. Yet, when think of it — how do you bring 100 countries together if they don\'t speak the same language?</p><p>In <a href=\"http://t.ly/iOkn\">this Washington Post article</a>, Alexandre Ponomarev discusses how his mastery of language has lead to him leading almost 100 interpreters hired by the Tokyo Olympic games. </p><p>Ponomarev comments that he knows so many languages, he\'s lost count.  If you have ever wondered what types of jobs interpreters land, working at the Olympics may be one of the most coveted. </p><p>The downside or upside is the job us behind the scenes, away from the spotlight. And yet without an interpreter, the Olympics would be a huge mess. Can you imagine the Olympics without them now?</p><p>What languages do you speak? Imagine the value of broadening your lexicon. </p>','Unseen Olympic Stars: Interpreters','There are some unlikely and unseen stars in the Olympics. Every four years they play a major role. Athletes need them. Press needs them. Who are they?','Interpreters are unseen Olympic stars'),(13121,13121,1,'Unseen Olympic Stars: Interpreters','2022-09-09 01:57:30','2022-09-09 01:57:30','c92267b4-bcaf-4f9f-890b-a41cc14915fa','<h2>Washing Post recognizes interpreters at the 2020 Olympics and their value to not only the athletes but also to the press.</h2>\n            <p>When you think of star performers at the Olympics, interpreters don\'t come to mind. Perhaps there should be an Olympic event for these language leaders. </p><p>Yes, athletes speak a common lexicon of competition through sport. Yet, when think of it — how do you bring 100 countries together if they don\'t speak the same language?</p><p>In <a href=\"http://t.ly/iOkn\">this Washington Post article</a>, Alexandre Ponomarev discusses how his mastery of language has lead to him leading almost 100 interpreters hired by the Tokyo Olympic games. </p><p>Ponomarev comments that he knows so many languages, he\'s lost count.  If you have ever wondered what types of jobs interpreters land, working at the Olympics may be one of the most coveted. </p><p>The downside or upside is the job us behind the scenes, away from the spotlight. And yet without an interpreter, the Olympics would be a huge mess. Can you imagine the Olympics without them now?</p><p>What languages do you speak? Imagine the value of broadening your lexicon. </p>','Unseen Olympic Stars: Interpreters','There are some unlikely and unseen stars in the Olympics. Every four years they play a major role. Athletes need them. Press needs them. Who are they?','Interpreters are unseen Olympic stars'),(13122,13122,1,'Sign Language Interpreter Upstages Megan Thee Stallion Onstage','2022-09-09 01:57:30','2022-09-09 01:57:30','7563734d-8ca4-49c1-8aa4-9db65a579291','<h2><a href=\"https://twitter.com/AlexaLisitza/status/1422580119756054544?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1422580119756054544%7Ctwgr%5E%7Ctwcon%5Es1_c10&amp;ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fhypebeast.com%2F2021%2F8%2Fviral-asl-interpreter-wap-megan-thee-stallion-lollapalooza\">Not Safe For Work: Does This Sign Language Interpreter Keep It Too Real?</a></h2>\n            <p>How often do you find a speaker or performer\'s sign language interpreter steal the spotlight?</p><p>Sign language interpreter Kelly Kurdi did just that at Lollapalooza when Megan Thee Stallion performed Cardi B\'s WAP. </p><p>ASL interpreters are receiving some exposure (pardon the pun) and attention to their trade from a<a href=\"https://twitter.com/AlexaLisitza/status/1422580119756054544?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1422580119756054544%7Ctwgr%5E%7Ctwcon%5Es1_c10&amp;ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fhypebeast.com%2F2021%2F8%2Fviral-asl-interpreter-wap-megan-thee-stallion-lollapalooza\"> sexually explicit sign performance by Kelly Kurdi</a>. </p><p>It is indicative of the next generation\'s anything goes, live your best life ethos. </p><p>Traditional marketing has given way to social influencers who simply do not accept boundaries as boundaries. </p><p>In the end, ASL interpreters will benefit from this viral moment. If you sign, this is a time to make your best CV available as other performers and speakers will have noted the million views (and counting) Kelly Kurdi\'s Tik Tok video has amassed. </p>','Sign Language Interpreter Upstages Megan Thee Stallion Onstage','Upstaging Cardi B On-stage is no easy feat. Seeing is believing. See this interpreter sign what isn\'t safe for work. You\'ve been warned.','Sign Language Interpreter Upstages Cardi B'),(13123,13123,1,'Sign Language Interpreter Upstages Megan Thee Stallion Onstage','2022-09-09 01:57:30','2022-09-09 01:57:30','f37bf860-2349-4b3e-adc3-4b2762903195','<h2><a href=\"https://twitter.com/AlexaLisitza/status/1422580119756054544?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1422580119756054544%7Ctwgr%5E%7Ctwcon%5Es1_c10&amp;ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fhypebeast.com%2F2021%2F8%2Fviral-asl-interpreter-wap-megan-thee-stallion-lollapalooza\">Not Safe For Work: Does This Sign Language Interpreter Keep It Too Real?</a></h2>\n            <p>How often do you find a speaker or performer\'s sign language interpreter steal the spotlight?</p><p>Sign language interpreter Kelly Kurdi did just that at Lollapalooza when Megan Thee Stallion performed Cardi B\'s WAP. </p><p>ASL interpreters are receiving some exposure (pardon the pun) and attention to their trade from a<a href=\"https://twitter.com/AlexaLisitza/status/1422580119756054544?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1422580119756054544%7Ctwgr%5E%7Ctwcon%5Es1_c10&amp;ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fhypebeast.com%2F2021%2F8%2Fviral-asl-interpreter-wap-megan-thee-stallion-lollapalooza\"> sexually explicit sign performance by Kelly Kurdi</a>. </p><p>It is indicative of the next generation\'s anything goes, live your best life ethos. </p><p>Traditional marketing has given way to social influencers who simply do not accept boundaries as boundaries. </p><p>In the end, ASL interpreters will benefit from this viral moment. If you sign, this is a time to make your best CV available as other performers and speakers will have noted the million views (and counting) Kelly Kurdi\'s Tik Tok video has amassed. </p>','Sign Language Interpreter Upstages Megan Thee Stallion Onstage','Upstaging Cardi B On-stage is no easy feat. Seeing is believing. See this interpreter sign what isn\'t safe for work. You\'ve been warned.','Sign Language Interpreter Upstages Cardi B'),(13124,13124,1,'Professional Document Translation Services vs Google Translate','2022-09-09 01:57:30','2022-09-09 01:57:30','5480c1e6-de4e-4b94-9de7-720be2719e00','<h2>Professional Translation Services vs Google Translate</h2>\n            <p>Some people might think that Google Translate is the best way to translate a document from English to Spanish, Mandarin, Russian or any of the other 400 languages around globe. However CIT\'s native speaking translators understand nuance and detail which means they are able to provide accurate translations without unintended meaning as often found with google translation.</p>\n            <h2>Humans Understand Tone</h2>\n            <p>Google Translate is a powerful tool, but it can introduce unintended meaning into a translation. It can be difficult to translate terms and phrases used in an employee handbook or other formal context. Having your company documents translated by professional translators ensures no such mistake occurs in the translation process.</p>\n            <h2>Google Translate Has Gone Meta for Failing</h2>\n            <p>You wouldn\'t think Google would produce a product that is so well known for not being accurate that a cottage industry has spawned around it. Memes to skits abound.  Jimmy Fallon developed a bit showcasing Google Translate\'s failure. </p>https://www.instagram.com/tv/CSHe4b0HU_j/\n            <h2>Employee handbook translation services provided by CIT include:</h2>\n            <p>Handbooks (General Information, Policies/Procedures, Employee Benefits). Safety Programs &amp; Training Manuals</p>\n            <h2>Conclusion</h2>\n            <p>Google Translate is a powerful tool, but it can\'t accurately translate nuances like tone and colloquial expressions. At CIT we have professional translators who specialize in translating these difficult parts of language that are often lost or misconstrued with machine translations. You don’t need to take our word for it though — you could just ask one of the many happy customers about their experience using us! We offer free quotes so you know exactly what you\'re getting before making your decision. If you want quality translation services at an affordable price, request a quote today!</p>','Professional Document Translation Services vs Google Translate','Find out how to choose a professional translation service that will ensure your document or product is translated correctly the first time. And why you should avoid using google translate when possible.','Using Google Translate Can Lead To Confusion and Unintended meanings'),(13125,13125,1,'Professional Document Translation Services vs Google Translate','2022-09-09 01:57:30','2022-09-09 01:57:30','0116d375-13d0-4602-8ac3-70e24ef123de','<h2>Professional Translation Services vs Google Translate</h2>\n            <p>Some people might think that Google Translate is the best way to translate a document from English to Spanish, Mandarin, Russian or any of the other 400 languages around globe. However CIT\'s native speaking translators understand nuance and detail which means they are able to provide accurate translations without unintended meaning as often found with google translation.</p>\n            <h2>Humans Understand Tone</h2>\n            <p>Google Translate is a powerful tool, but it can introduce unintended meaning into a translation. It can be difficult to translate terms and phrases used in an employee handbook or other formal context. Having your company documents translated by professional translators ensures no such mistake occurs in the translation process.</p>\n            <h2>Google Translate Has Gone Meta for Failing</h2>\n            <p>You wouldn\'t think Google would produce a product that is so well known for not being accurate that a cottage industry has spawned around it. Memes to skits abound.  Jimmy Fallon developed a bit showcasing Google Translate\'s failure. </p>https://www.instagram.com/tv/CSHe4b0HU_j/\n            <h2>Employee handbook translation services provided by CIT include:</h2>\n            <p>Handbooks (General Information, Policies/Procedures, Employee Benefits). Safety Programs &amp; Training Manuals</p>\n            <h2>Conclusion</h2>\n            <p>Google Translate is a powerful tool, but it can\'t accurately translate nuances like tone and colloquial expressions. At CIT we have professional translators who specialize in translating these difficult parts of language that are often lost or misconstrued with machine translations. You don’t need to take our word for it though — you could just ask one of the many happy customers about their experience using us! We offer free quotes so you know exactly what you\'re getting before making your decision. If you want quality translation services at an affordable price, request a quote today!</p>','Professional Document Translation Services vs Google Translate','Find out how to choose a professional translation service that will ensure your document or product is translated correctly the first time. And why you should avoid using google translate when possible.','Using Google Translate Can Lead To Confusion and Unintended meanings'),(13126,13126,1,'Biden\'s Afghan Interpreter Sentenced To Die?','2022-09-09 01:57:30','2022-09-09 01:57:30','3dfaa68c-5196-4774-a908-57e1096bdf7b','<h2>we Will Honor Your Service</h2>\n            <em>“Hello Mr. President: Save me and my family. Don’t forget me here.”</em> is the message sent by President Biden’s one time Afghan Interpreter. The message was sent via the Wall Street Journal, inside one day of the U.S. leaving Afghanistan on Biden’s orders.\n\n            White House press secretary Jen Psaki answered a reporter’s question of what the Biden administration will do with what some consider a terse response, <em>“We will honor your service,”</em> — which rings of a past tense epitaph.\n            <h2>Biden\'s Afghan Interpreter</h2>\n            The backstory of Biden’s interpreter dates back to 2008. A then 36 year old Mohammad (Not his real name) assisted in saving Biden from possible death while on an interpreting assignment. A snowstorm caused two Black Hawk helicopters to land in what was considered Taliban and Al-Qaida territory.\n\n            Mohamad did more than interpret for Biden during their more than 30 hour ordeal. He stood guard along side U.S. troops to protect Biden and two former U.S. Senators. Biden has acknowledging Mohamad when recounting the experience.\n            <h2>Evacuation Marred With Failure</h2>\n            The U.S. departure from Afghanistan has been marred with what can only be described as failure due to a litany of mistakes in planning to errors in execution.\n\n            Biden’s former interpreter has been subject to those same errors. His botched visa application has resulted in leaving him what may now be termed, ‘stranded.’ Mohamad works for U.S. defense contractor lost his records, delaying his visa application.\n            <h2>Stranded At the Gate</h2>\n            As a result of his visa application error, Mohamad ended up at the now famously televised Kabul airport gate along with thousands of others where he hoped someone in the U.S. armed forces would assist him in escaping Afghanistan’s Taliban.\n            <h2>A death Sentence</h2>\n            According to the Wall Street Journal article dated Tuesday, August 31st 2021, Mohmad now fears for not only his life but his entire family. “I can’t leave my house. I’m very scared.”\n\n            These are the words of grown man that many will forget outside a 24-hour new cycle. While the White House did comment they will get him out, the answer didn’t appear to impress the press with any confidence as there were no follow-up questions as to ‘how’ the Biden administration would save his former interpreter and family.\n\n            In every live interview of Afghan’s who could not reach the Kabul airport before the U.S.’s final withdrawal, all who defined themselves as stranded and blocked from the airport by the Taliban indicated they felt they would soon die by the Taliban’s hands.\n            <h2>In Closing — Jen Psaki Thanks You</h2>\n            If Mohammad and his family are fated to die, then Jen Psaki’s last words may be the last word on Biden’s ill-fated interpreter.\n\n            <em>“Our commitment is enduring — not just to American citizens, but to our Afghan partners who have fought by our side — and our efforts and our focus right now is… to the diplomatic phase. We will get you out. We will honor your service.”</em>','Biden\'s Afghan Interpreter Sentenced To Die?',NULL,'Biden\'s interpreter sentenced to die?'),(13127,13127,1,'Biden\'s Afghan Interpreter Sentenced To Die?','2022-09-09 01:57:30','2022-09-09 01:57:30','f72e72d4-54f6-4161-b76e-8a30f4d94e94','<h2>we Will Honor Your Service</h2>\n            <em>“Hello Mr. President: Save me and my family. Don’t forget me here.”</em> is the message sent by President Biden’s one time Afghan Interpreter. The message was sent via the Wall Street Journal, inside one day of the U.S. leaving Afghanistan on Biden’s orders.\n\n            White House press secretary Jen Psaki answered a reporter’s question of what the Biden administration will do with what some consider a terse response, <em>“We will honor your service,”</em> — which rings of a past tense epitaph.\n            <h2>Biden\'s Afghan Interpreter</h2>\n            The backstory of Biden’s interpreter dates back to 2008. A then 36 year old Mohammad (Not his real name) assisted in saving Biden from possible death while on an interpreting assignment. A snowstorm caused two Black Hawk helicopters to land in what was considered Taliban and Al-Qaida territory.\n\n            Mohamad did more than interpret for Biden during their more than 30 hour ordeal. He stood guard along side U.S. troops to protect Biden and two former U.S. Senators. Biden has acknowledging Mohamad when recounting the experience.\n            <h2>Evacuation Marred With Failure</h2>\n            The U.S. departure from Afghanistan has been marred with what can only be described as failure due to a litany of mistakes in planning to errors in execution.\n\n            Biden’s former interpreter has been subject to those same errors. His botched visa application has resulted in leaving him what may now be termed, ‘stranded.’ Mohamad works for U.S. defense contractor lost his records, delaying his visa application.\n            <h2>Stranded At the Gate</h2>\n            As a result of his visa application error, Mohamad ended up at the now famously televised Kabul airport gate along with thousands of others where he hoped someone in the U.S. armed forces would assist him in escaping Afghanistan’s Taliban.\n            <h2>A death Sentence</h2>\n            According to the Wall Street Journal article dated Tuesday, August 31st 2021, Mohmad now fears for not only his life but his entire family. “I can’t leave my house. I’m very scared.”\n\n            These are the words of grown man that many will forget outside a 24-hour new cycle. While the White House did comment they will get him out, the answer didn’t appear to impress the press with any confidence as there were no follow-up questions as to ‘how’ the Biden administration would save his former interpreter and family.\n\n            In every live interview of Afghan’s who could not reach the Kabul airport before the U.S.’s final withdrawal, all who defined themselves as stranded and blocked from the airport by the Taliban indicated they felt they would soon die by the Taliban’s hands.\n            <h2>In Closing — Jen Psaki Thanks You</h2>\n            If Mohammad and his family are fated to die, then Jen Psaki’s last words may be the last word on Biden’s ill-fated interpreter.\n\n            <em>“Our commitment is enduring — not just to American citizens, but to our Afghan partners who have fought by our side — and our efforts and our focus right now is… to the diplomatic phase. We will get you out. We will honor your service.”</em>','Biden\'s Afghan Interpreter Sentenced To Die?',NULL,'Biden\'s interpreter sentenced to die?'),(13128,13128,1,'Sign Language Interpreter Accused of Gibberish at Conference Regarding Serial Killer','2022-09-09 01:57:30','2022-09-09 01:57:30','07ca20ae-dd9c-42de-87cb-d356d475a91b','<a href=\"https://www.insideedition.com/sign-language-interpreter-accused-gibberish-statements-serial-killer-press-conference-38656\">https://www.insideedition.com/sign-language-interpreter-accused-gibberish-statements-serial-killer-press-conference-38656</a>','Sign Language Interpreter Accused of Gibberish at Conference Regarding Serial Killer',NULL,NULL),(13129,13129,1,'Sign Language Interpreter Accused of Gibberish at Conference Regarding Serial Killer','2022-09-09 01:57:30','2022-09-09 01:57:30','fe1ecf14-0408-4b86-9c63-b1d07e82fb7a','<a href=\"https://www.insideedition.com/sign-language-interpreter-accused-gibberish-statements-serial-killer-press-conference-38656\">https://www.insideedition.com/sign-language-interpreter-accused-gibberish-statements-serial-killer-press-conference-38656</a>','Sign Language Interpreter Accused of Gibberish at Conference Regarding Serial Killer',NULL,NULL),(13130,13130,1,'11 Ways The US Federal Government Uses Interpreting And Translation','2022-09-09 01:57:30','2022-09-09 01:57:30','04438807-dea9-4ba1-87df-3ab99075768c','<h2>11 ways Government Uses Interpreting &amp; Translation</h2>\n            <p>The US Federal Government has many uses for interpreting and translation. From national security to international trade, the government relies on these services to help us understand what is being said around us.</p><p>This blog post will tell you about 11 ways the us federal government uses interpreting and translation.</p>\n            <ul>\n                <li>\n                    To provide assistance to people who have limited access to printed or audiovisual material\n                </li>\n                <li>\n                    For certain criminal investigations and prosecutions\n                </li>\n                <li>\n                    To facilitate the provision of healthcare\n                </li>\n                <li>\n                    For national security purposes, among other things\n                </li>\n                <li>\n                    As an adjunct to or in support of law\n                </li>\n                <li>\n                    For national security purposes to include military operations, intelligence gathering, diplomacy, or treaty compliance\n                </li>\n                <li>\n                    In order to meet federal legal obligations, such as ensuring that  a defendant has sufficient language access to effectively participate in a trial\n                </li>\n                <li>\n                    As an adjunct or assistant for federal employees who provide interpretation and translation services, including interpreting at meetings, hearings, conferences and other events\n                </li>\n                <li>\n                    For the purpose of complying with federal laws prohibiting discrimination based on race or color\n                </li>\n                <li>\n                    To provide interpretation during natural disasters or other emergencies\n                </li>\n                <li>\n                    To assist in military training conferences and other exercises\n                </li>\n            </ul>\n            <h2>Too Much To Interpret &amp; Translate Without Help</h2>\n            <p>Think of it, from official state forms for various levels of government to <a href=\"/localization/website-localizations/\">websites</a> to provide access to information online from those who are looking for government benefits to those who want to travel abroad, it\'s far too much for the United States Government to do without some assistance. This is one area CIT has assisted our federal and state government officials. </p>\n            <h2>The President\'s Translation Needs</h2>\n            <p>Everyone has witnessed international news conferences with interpreters just outside of frame to provide consecutive interpreting. But did you know the President creates a huge amount of documents that need translation? Here are a just a few.</p>\n            <a href=\"\">Presidential Memorandum</a>\n            <p>A presidential memorandum is used when an issue doesn’t require Congressional approval but still needs input from various agencies.</p>\n            <a href=\"\">Proclamation</a>\n            <p>A presidential proclamation is a policy that the President declares about how federal agencies should go about their business or handle something that they have jurisdiction over. They are not mandatory and don’t require any action from Congress, but do need to be published in the Federal Register as per The Administrative Procedures Act.</p>\n            <a href=\"\">Presidential Determination</a>\n            <p>A presidential determination is a decision by the president about how federal agencies should go about their business or handle something that they have jurisdiction over. They are not mandatory and don’t require any action from Congress, but do need to be published in the Federal Register as per The Administrative Procedures Act.</p>\n            <a href=\"\">Memorandum of Disapproval</a>\n            <p>This document is issued by Congress if they disagree with something the President has done. It tells the president that a specific action is not allowed and goes into effect immediately upon signing, unless vetoed by the president himself or overridden with a presidential veto override.</p>\n            <a href=\"\">Executive Agreement</a>\n            <p>An executive agreement does not go through congressional approval but can be changed, modified, amended, or abandoned by a future president.</p>\n            <a href=\"\">Executive Order</a>\n            <p>An executive order goes into effect immediately upon signing and outlines how government agencies should go about their business or handle something that they have jurisdiction over. They can be vetoed by Congress or overridden with a presidential veto.</p>\n            <h2>In Conclusion</h2>\n            <p>When it comes to needs in interpreting and translation, no other organization or entity needs them more than the United States government. </p>','11 Ways The US Federal Government Uses Interpreting And Translation','The breadth of interpreting and translation efforts by the US government show why America is a true melting pot.','how government uses interpreting and translation'),(13131,13131,1,'11 Ways The US Federal Government Uses Interpreting And Translation','2022-09-09 01:57:30','2022-09-09 01:57:30','592467d9-7a2a-4a5e-8734-6400097ea58f','<h2>11 ways Government Uses Interpreting &amp; Translation</h2>\n            <p>The US Federal Government has many uses for interpreting and translation. From national security to international trade, the government relies on these services to help us understand what is being said around us.</p><p>This blog post will tell you about 11 ways the us federal government uses interpreting and translation.</p>\n            <ul>\n                <li>\n                    To provide assistance to people who have limited access to printed or audiovisual material\n                </li>\n                <li>\n                    For certain criminal investigations and prosecutions\n                </li>\n                <li>\n                    To facilitate the provision of healthcare\n                </li>\n                <li>\n                    For national security purposes, among other things\n                </li>\n                <li>\n                    As an adjunct to or in support of law\n                </li>\n                <li>\n                    For national security purposes to include military operations, intelligence gathering, diplomacy, or treaty compliance\n                </li>\n                <li>\n                    In order to meet federal legal obligations, such as ensuring that  a defendant has sufficient language access to effectively participate in a trial\n                </li>\n                <li>\n                    As an adjunct or assistant for federal employees who provide interpretation and translation services, including interpreting at meetings, hearings, conferences and other events\n                </li>\n                <li>\n                    For the purpose of complying with federal laws prohibiting discrimination based on race or color\n                </li>\n                <li>\n                    To provide interpretation during natural disasters or other emergencies\n                </li>\n                <li>\n                    To assist in military training conferences and other exercises\n                </li>\n            </ul>\n            <h2>Too Much To Interpret &amp; Translate Without Help</h2>\n            <p>Think of it, from official state forms for various levels of government to <a href=\"/localization/website-localizations/\">websites</a> to provide access to information online from those who are looking for government benefits to those who want to travel abroad, it\'s far too much for the United States Government to do without some assistance. This is one area CIT has assisted our federal and state government officials. </p>\n            <h2>The President\'s Translation Needs</h2>\n            <p>Everyone has witnessed international news conferences with interpreters just outside of frame to provide consecutive interpreting. But did you know the President creates a huge amount of documents that need translation? Here are a just a few.</p>\n            <a href=\"\">Presidential Memorandum</a>\n            <p>A presidential memorandum is used when an issue doesn’t require Congressional approval but still needs input from various agencies.</p>\n            <a href=\"\">Proclamation</a>\n            <p>A presidential proclamation is a policy that the President declares about how federal agencies should go about their business or handle something that they have jurisdiction over. They are not mandatory and don’t require any action from Congress, but do need to be published in the Federal Register as per The Administrative Procedures Act.</p>\n            <a href=\"\">Presidential Determination</a>\n            <p>A presidential determination is a decision by the president about how federal agencies should go about their business or handle something that they have jurisdiction over. They are not mandatory and don’t require any action from Congress, but do need to be published in the Federal Register as per The Administrative Procedures Act.</p>\n            <a href=\"\">Memorandum of Disapproval</a>\n            <p>This document is issued by Congress if they disagree with something the President has done. It tells the president that a specific action is not allowed and goes into effect immediately upon signing, unless vetoed by the president himself or overridden with a presidential veto override.</p>\n            <a href=\"\">Executive Agreement</a>\n            <p>An executive agreement does not go through congressional approval but can be changed, modified, amended, or abandoned by a future president.</p>\n            <a href=\"\">Executive Order</a>\n            <p>An executive order goes into effect immediately upon signing and outlines how government agencies should go about their business or handle something that they have jurisdiction over. They can be vetoed by Congress or overridden with a presidential veto.</p>\n            <h2>In Conclusion</h2>\n            <p>When it comes to needs in interpreting and translation, no other organization or entity needs them more than the United States government. </p>','11 Ways The US Federal Government Uses Interpreting And Translation','The breadth of interpreting and translation efforts by the US government show why America is a true melting pot.','how government uses interpreting and translation'),(13132,13132,1,'How the Internet changed American Sign Language','2022-09-09 01:57:30','2022-09-09 01:57:30','0ccf8b64-cb0d-4f45-8717-6dec75fcbd00','<h2>The internet revolutionized sign language</h2>\n            <p>Before the Internet, Deaf and hard-of-hearing (hh) people communicated mostly through text-based messaging or video chat. The Internet now provides the Deaf/hh community more options to communicate than ever before. </p><p>For example, on Skype, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and other similar video formats the Deaf/hh community can use video chat which is accompanied by an audio call where two people can see each other\'s facial expressions as well as hear what is being said at all times. </p><p>Video is not just a convenience — it has included Deaf and hard-of-hearing in conversations that would otherwise be impossible without this type of connection!</p>\n            <h2>The Early Years</h2>\n            <p>It was not until the last 25 years that Deaf people could even have access to things such as sign language dictionaries. With the Internet, Deaf users could access information on Deaf history, Deaf culture, sign language dictionaries, and Deaf schools.</p><p>These benefits were not available to Deaf people before the development of the Internet.</p><p>E-learning websites for Deaf children provide deaf and hard-of-hearing students with lessons increasing access to education for deaf people.</p><p>The Internet helped the Deaf to learn sign language and communicate more often. Over time, Internet sign language dictionaries enabled users to click on a video of a sign and get an immediate definition.</p><p>Since the earliest days of the Internet, deaf users could use Internet relay chat (IRC) and instant messaging to communicate with each other and sign to each other.</p><p>Later came Internet video relay service (IVRS) allowing Deaf/hh to use a webcam and Internet captioning technology to start real-time video phone calls to each other.</p>\n            <h2>The First Positive Impact</h2>\n            <p>Connecting computers around the world changed sign language in many positive ways. First, users are now able to sign with one another regardless of their geographical location.</p><p>Deaf/hh who were once restricted to text or <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/interpreting/\">interpreters</a> due to the lack of sign language signers in their communities are now able to sign from all over the world.</p><p>As a result of the Internet, more non-Deaf and hard-of-hearing people can read sign language.</p>\n            <h2>The Broadband Nexus</h2>\n            <p>The early 2000s brought the world affordable broadband Internet. Improved accessibility has increased ASL users utilizing video chat software. The Deaf/hh community has received surprising benefits.</p><p>Non-deaf people are learning to sign as they socialize online with Deaf/hh members. How? It could be due to Deaf/hh users, who might be afraid to interact with others in person. They are using Internet chat rooms and video chat rooms to communicate with fellow Deaf and hard-of-hearing Internet users in a non-threatening environment. That environment is an equally accessible place for non-Deaf/hh users. </p>\n            <h2>TikTok\'s Explosive Effect</h2>\n            <p>One area of social media that has embraced the ASL community is TikTok. It has grown at an exponential rate with the Deaf/hh community riding its wave.</p><p>Despite TikTok users\' slang expression <em>asl</em> which means <i>\"as hell\"</i>, (distinctly lower case), the American Sign Language community has thrived with ASL widely recognized and respected.</p><p>As a byproduct of ASL\'s recognition, TikTok has introduced ASL to many ASL learners well outside the Deaf/hh community. The non-ASL community on TikTok has gone beyond adding ASL to their performances as a novelty, although most typically have not yet included captions. ASL <i>is </i>commonly used in comments on ASL-related videos, which are primarily created by ASL TikTok creators.</p>\n            <h2>The Public Hears ASL Loud &amp; Clear</h2>\n            <p>Sign language is becoming a stronger language through the Internet and the younger TikTok generation is leading the way. Non-Deaf/hh users are text messaging ASL emojis learned from fellow TikTok users.</p><p>It\'s easy to understand why TikTok has a channel for ASL. ASL is not only seen in ASL-related videos, but also TikTok users’ profile descriptions and their user names. ASL hashtags are also used in ASL users’ bios, comments, and ASL-related videos. </p><p>ASL has become easier for Deaf/hh users to access due to Deaf/hh creators publishing ASL closed captioned videos. The comments left are typically created in ASL with ASL emojis.</p><p>Consider the case of Tikstar and self-described Deaf film-maker <a href=\"https://www.chrissymarshall.com/\">Chrissy Marshall</a>. Find her on <a href=\"https://www.tiktok.com/@chrissycanthearyou?\">TikTok as Chrissy Can\'t Hear You</a>. Her hearing loss is due to <a href=\"https://www.nidcd.nih.gov/health/enlarged-vestibular-aqueducts-and-childhood-hearing-loss\">enlarged vestibular aqueduct syndrome</a> which originates during fetal development and manifests during postnatal development along with the congenital defect <a href=\"https://rarediseases.info.nih.gov/diseases/8215/mondini-dysplasia\">Mondini Dysplasia</a>. Chrissy leveraged her fame and chronicled her road to cochlear implants in a self-produced documentary. Would any of this be possible without the Internet? Since the short TikTok (below) she posted in 2019, Chrissy has amassed over 1 million followers on TikTok and over 50 thousand subs on YouTube.</p>https://www.tiktok.com/@chrissycanthearyou/video/6725492547415788806?is_copy_url=0&amp;is_from_webapp=v1&amp;sender_device=pc&amp;sender_web_id=7010423537916839430\n            <br />\n            <p>Hashtags are why Deaf/hh users now easily locate ASL-related videos. The ASL zeitgeist has even gone meta with hashtags such as <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/simcom/\">#simcom which refers to simcomming</a>. Without going down a rabbit hole, simcomming is a nuanced description of simultaneously signing and speaking.</p><p>American Sign Language hashtags are typically found in an ASL creator\'s TikTok user name, bio, profile description, and throughout user comments.</p>\n            <h2>Celebrities &amp; tikStars</h2>\n            <p>The Internet has not only given exposure to the Deaf/hh community but also provided a platform for Deaf/hh users to create their own videos and gain fame. </p><p>American Sign Language celebrities have gained fame from ASL-related content which includes closed captions. Deaf/hh influencers and celebrities like comedian and entertainer <a href=\"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sean_Berdy\">Sean Berdy</a> stand out. Others include:</p><p><a href=\"https://www.instagram.com/cheyennaclearbrook/\">Cheyenna Clearbrook</a>: Public Figure<br /><a href=\"https://www.facebook.com/Danavlog170/\">Dana Vlog</a>: YouTuber<br /><a href=\"https://www.lifeprint.com/asl101/pages-layout/instructor.htm\">Bill Vicars</a>: Professor <br /><a href=\"https://www.facebook.com/Jessicafloreslimemoney\">Jessica Flores</a>: Comedian<br /><a href=\"http://www.rikkipoynter.com/\">Rikki Poynter</a>: Activist<br /><a href=\"https://roganshannon.com/\">Rogan Shannon</a>: LGBTQ Interpreter</p>https://youtu.be/krANSxIEHEY<p>Jessica Flores used comic-relief in 2018 to break out on YouTube with <a href=\"https://youtu.be/krANSxIEHEY\">Breaking Deaf Taboos</a> (see above).</p><p>These American sign language celebrities are known for their ASL content which has helped them gain a huge ASL TikTok following. ASL celebrities have found an American Sign Language-friendly platform to share their American Sign Language videos on TikTok.</p><p><a href=\"https://screenrant.com/deaf-u-cheyenna-clearbrook-elite-gallaudet-youtube-channel/\">Cheyenna Clearbrook</a> was a featured member in the 2020 <a href=\"http://netflix.com\">Netflix</a> reality series <a href=\"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deaf_U\">Deaf U</a>.</p><p>Actor Sean Berdy is known on TikTok for his funny American Sign Language videos and memes. Rogan Shannon describes himself as a queer Deaf interpreter and <a href=\"https://www.youtube.com/c/RoganShannon13\">part-time YouTuber</a> with hundreds of reviews published. Full-time Tenured Professor and Deaf/hh <a href=\"https://www.youtube.com/user/billvicars\">Bill Vicars is another part-time YouTuber</a> living a life dedicated to assisting in all things Deaf/hh. </p><p>Overall, TikTok has given exposure and voice to the Deaf community. The American Sign Language community on TikTok thrives with celebrities gaining their own fame on TikTok.</p>\n            <h2>in Conclusion</h2>\n            <p><a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/interpreting-services/asl/\">Sign language</a> tools and services are greatly improved due to the Internet, now offering <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/interpreting-services/telephonic-interpreting/\">Telephonic</a> Interpreting and <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/interpreting-services/vri/\">VRI</a> services. Not only can sign languages be seen instantly, but it also allows sign language dictionaries and spell checkers to be created. <a href=\"https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2021/03/15/social-media-accessibility-captions/\">The sign language community has also increased due to the Internet in social media</a>.</p>','How the Internet changed American Sign Language','How do you become an ASL Tikstar like Jessica Flores or Sean Berdy? There\'s some history behind that.','The Internet Changed American Sign Language'),(13133,13133,1,'How the Internet changed American Sign Language','2022-09-09 01:57:30','2022-09-09 01:57:30','b4f9e5bf-44be-4f5e-9857-bcd45c3a4bee','<h2>The internet revolutionized sign language</h2>\n            <p>Before the Internet, Deaf and hard-of-hearing (hh) people communicated mostly through text-based messaging or video chat. The Internet now provides the Deaf/hh community more options to communicate than ever before. </p><p>For example, on Skype, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and other similar video formats the Deaf/hh community can use video chat which is accompanied by an audio call where two people can see each other\'s facial expressions as well as hear what is being said at all times. </p><p>Video is not just a convenience — it has included Deaf and hard-of-hearing in conversations that would otherwise be impossible without this type of connection!</p>\n            <h2>The Early Years</h2>\n            <p>It was not until the last 25 years that Deaf people could even have access to things such as sign language dictionaries. With the Internet, Deaf users could access information on Deaf history, Deaf culture, sign language dictionaries, and Deaf schools.</p><p>These benefits were not available to Deaf people before the development of the Internet.</p><p>E-learning websites for Deaf children provide deaf and hard-of-hearing students with lessons increasing access to education for deaf people.</p><p>The Internet helped the Deaf to learn sign language and communicate more often. Over time, Internet sign language dictionaries enabled users to click on a video of a sign and get an immediate definition.</p><p>Since the earliest days of the Internet, deaf users could use Internet relay chat (IRC) and instant messaging to communicate with each other and sign to each other.</p><p>Later came Internet video relay service (IVRS) allowing Deaf/hh to use a webcam and Internet captioning technology to start real-time video phone calls to each other.</p>\n            <h2>The First Positive Impact</h2>\n            <p>Connecting computers around the world changed sign language in many positive ways. First, users are now able to sign with one another regardless of their geographical location.</p><p>Deaf/hh who were once restricted to text or <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/interpreting/\">interpreters</a> due to the lack of sign language signers in their communities are now able to sign from all over the world.</p><p>As a result of the Internet, more non-Deaf and hard-of-hearing people can read sign language.</p>\n            <h2>The Broadband Nexus</h2>\n            <p>The early 2000s brought the world affordable broadband Internet. Improved accessibility has increased ASL users utilizing video chat software. The Deaf/hh community has received surprising benefits.</p><p>Non-deaf people are learning to sign as they socialize online with Deaf/hh members. How? It could be due to Deaf/hh users, who might be afraid to interact with others in person. They are using Internet chat rooms and video chat rooms to communicate with fellow Deaf and hard-of-hearing Internet users in a non-threatening environment. That environment is an equally accessible place for non-Deaf/hh users. </p>\n            <h2>TikTok\'s Explosive Effect</h2>\n            <p>One area of social media that has embraced the ASL community is TikTok. It has grown at an exponential rate with the Deaf/hh community riding its wave.</p><p>Despite TikTok users\' slang expression <em>asl</em> which means <i>\"as hell\"</i>, (distinctly lower case), the American Sign Language community has thrived with ASL widely recognized and respected.</p><p>As a byproduct of ASL\'s recognition, TikTok has introduced ASL to many ASL learners well outside the Deaf/hh community. The non-ASL community on TikTok has gone beyond adding ASL to their performances as a novelty, although most typically have not yet included captions. ASL <i>is </i>commonly used in comments on ASL-related videos, which are primarily created by ASL TikTok creators.</p>\n            <h2>The Public Hears ASL Loud &amp; Clear</h2>\n            <p>Sign language is becoming a stronger language through the Internet and the younger TikTok generation is leading the way. Non-Deaf/hh users are text messaging ASL emojis learned from fellow TikTok users.</p><p>It\'s easy to understand why TikTok has a channel for ASL. ASL is not only seen in ASL-related videos, but also TikTok users’ profile descriptions and their user names. ASL hashtags are also used in ASL users’ bios, comments, and ASL-related videos. </p><p>ASL has become easier for Deaf/hh users to access due to Deaf/hh creators publishing ASL closed captioned videos. The comments left are typically created in ASL with ASL emojis.</p><p>Consider the case of Tikstar and self-described Deaf film-maker <a href=\"https://www.chrissymarshall.com/\">Chrissy Marshall</a>. Find her on <a href=\"https://www.tiktok.com/@chrissycanthearyou?\">TikTok as Chrissy Can\'t Hear You</a>. Her hearing loss is due to <a href=\"https://www.nidcd.nih.gov/health/enlarged-vestibular-aqueducts-and-childhood-hearing-loss\">enlarged vestibular aqueduct syndrome</a> which originates during fetal development and manifests during postnatal development along with the congenital defect <a href=\"https://rarediseases.info.nih.gov/diseases/8215/mondini-dysplasia\">Mondini Dysplasia</a>. Chrissy leveraged her fame and chronicled her road to cochlear implants in a self-produced documentary. Would any of this be possible without the Internet? Since the short TikTok (below) she posted in 2019, Chrissy has amassed over 1 million followers on TikTok and over 50 thousand subs on YouTube.</p>https://www.tiktok.com/@chrissycanthearyou/video/6725492547415788806?is_copy_url=0&amp;is_from_webapp=v1&amp;sender_device=pc&amp;sender_web_id=7010423537916839430\n            <br />\n            <p>Hashtags are why Deaf/hh users now easily locate ASL-related videos. The ASL zeitgeist has even gone meta with hashtags such as <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/simcom/\">#simcom which refers to simcomming</a>. Without going down a rabbit hole, simcomming is a nuanced description of simultaneously signing and speaking.</p><p>American Sign Language hashtags are typically found in an ASL creator\'s TikTok user name, bio, profile description, and throughout user comments.</p>\n            <h2>Celebrities &amp; tikStars</h2>\n            <p>The Internet has not only given exposure to the Deaf/hh community but also provided a platform for Deaf/hh users to create their own videos and gain fame. </p><p>American Sign Language celebrities have gained fame from ASL-related content which includes closed captions. Deaf/hh influencers and celebrities like comedian and entertainer <a href=\"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sean_Berdy\">Sean Berdy</a> stand out. Others include:</p><p><a href=\"https://www.instagram.com/cheyennaclearbrook/\">Cheyenna Clearbrook</a>: Public Figure<br /><a href=\"https://www.facebook.com/Danavlog170/\">Dana Vlog</a>: YouTuber<br /><a href=\"https://www.lifeprint.com/asl101/pages-layout/instructor.htm\">Bill Vicars</a>: Professor <br /><a href=\"https://www.facebook.com/Jessicafloreslimemoney\">Jessica Flores</a>: Comedian<br /><a href=\"http://www.rikkipoynter.com/\">Rikki Poynter</a>: Activist<br /><a href=\"https://roganshannon.com/\">Rogan Shannon</a>: LGBTQ Interpreter</p>https://youtu.be/krANSxIEHEY<p>Jessica Flores used comic-relief in 2018 to break out on YouTube with <a href=\"https://youtu.be/krANSxIEHEY\">Breaking Deaf Taboos</a> (see above).</p><p>These American sign language celebrities are known for their ASL content which has helped them gain a huge ASL TikTok following. ASL celebrities have found an American Sign Language-friendly platform to share their American Sign Language videos on TikTok.</p><p><a href=\"https://screenrant.com/deaf-u-cheyenna-clearbrook-elite-gallaudet-youtube-channel/\">Cheyenna Clearbrook</a> was a featured member in the 2020 <a href=\"http://netflix.com\">Netflix</a> reality series <a href=\"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deaf_U\">Deaf U</a>.</p><p>Actor Sean Berdy is known on TikTok for his funny American Sign Language videos and memes. Rogan Shannon describes himself as a queer Deaf interpreter and <a href=\"https://www.youtube.com/c/RoganShannon13\">part-time YouTuber</a> with hundreds of reviews published. Full-time Tenured Professor and Deaf/hh <a href=\"https://www.youtube.com/user/billvicars\">Bill Vicars is another part-time YouTuber</a> living a life dedicated to assisting in all things Deaf/hh. </p><p>Overall, TikTok has given exposure and voice to the Deaf community. The American Sign Language community on TikTok thrives with celebrities gaining their own fame on TikTok.</p>\n            <h2>in Conclusion</h2>\n            <p><a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/interpreting-services/asl/\">Sign language</a> tools and services are greatly improved due to the Internet, now offering <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/interpreting-services/telephonic-interpreting/\">Telephonic</a> Interpreting and <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/interpreting-services/vri/\">VRI</a> services. Not only can sign languages be seen instantly, but it also allows sign language dictionaries and spell checkers to be created. <a href=\"https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2021/03/15/social-media-accessibility-captions/\">The sign language community has also increased due to the Internet in social media</a>.</p>','How the Internet changed American Sign Language','How do you become an ASL Tikstar like Jessica Flores or Sean Berdy? There\'s some history behind that.','The Internet Changed American Sign Language'),(13134,13134,1,'What Does the hashtag simcom mean?','2022-09-09 01:57:30','2022-09-09 01:57:30','73520baa-e662-445f-933e-61751057d565','Have you caught the hashtag, #simcom in your socials? Not sure what it means? This term has been spawned by the social media users and creators within the American Sign Language (ASL), community.\n            <h3>#SIMCOM</h3>\n            Also known as simcomming.\n            <h3>Simcomming:</h3>\n            To sign &amp; speak simultaneously.\n\n            This term or <em>tag</em> is primarily used in social media to enable searches for ASL content produced to be found on the TikTok video-sharing platform or Tweets on Twitter that usually references ASL content on <a href=\"https://www.tiktok.com/tag/simcom?\">TikTok</a> or YouTube that meets the definition.\n\n            The simcom tag comes up in our September 2021 blog article, <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/internet-changed-asl/\">How The Internet Changed American Sign Language</a> for more.','What Does the hashtag simcom mean?','Simcomming is meta expression used in the American Sign Language Community aka ASL. It even has a hashtag #simcom So what is it?','hashtag simcom'),(13135,13135,1,'What Does the hashtag simcom mean?','2022-09-09 01:57:30','2022-09-09 01:57:30','14f48eba-d171-4c7b-b3c0-9071bb76e57f','Have you caught the hashtag, #simcom in your socials? Not sure what it means? This term has been spawned by the social media users and creators within the American Sign Language (ASL), community.\n            <h3>#SIMCOM</h3>\n            Also known as simcomming.\n            <h3>Simcomming:</h3>\n            To sign &amp; speak simultaneously.\n\n            This term or <em>tag</em> is primarily used in social media to enable searches for ASL content produced to be found on the TikTok video-sharing platform or Tweets on Twitter that usually references ASL content on <a href=\"https://www.tiktok.com/tag/simcom?\">TikTok</a> or YouTube that meets the definition.\n\n            The simcom tag comes up in our September 2021 blog article, <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/internet-changed-asl/\">How The Internet Changed American Sign Language</a> for more.','What Does the hashtag simcom mean?','Simcomming is meta expression used in the American Sign Language Community aka ASL. It even has a hashtag #simcom So what is it?','hashtag simcom'),(13136,13136,1,'20,000 More Haitian Immigrants Expected','2022-09-09 01:57:30','2022-09-09 01:57:30','5621556e-a8c7-423e-abf3-3e0a02462285','<h2>Secretary Mayorkas Designated Haiti Protected Status In May of 2021</h2>\n            It appears the one million Haitians now living in the U.S. are about to jump as much as 10 percent within a few month\'s time.\n            While making the rounds on Sunday September 26 Network News Magazine Broadcasts, U.S. Secretary of State <a href=\"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alejandro_Mayorkas\">Mayorkas</a> announced more waves of Haitian immigrants are coming to America. He clarified there are twenty-thousand (20,000) more Haitian refugees expected to arrive at the U.S. border to immigrate into America. This news comes as a surprise to some but to others, the news is expected due to his <a href=\"https://www.dhs.gov/news/2021/05/22/secretary-mayorkas-designates-haiti-temporary-protected-status-18-months\">May decision to designate Haiti protected status</a>.\n            Ex-pat Haitians living across South America have packed up and are heading to North America in what may be the largest human caravan in history.\n            <h2>Biden Giveth | Biden Taketh Away</h2>\n            <p>The matter is confused by President Biden\'s back-and-forth policy changes that may only be smoke-and-mirrors to confuse political opponents. During the first wave of almost twenty-two thousand (22,000), Haitians stuck under the International highway along the Texas &amp; Mexico, Del Rio border town the Biden administration effectively used the press to announce<a href=\"https://foreignpolicy.com/2021/09/22/biden-haiti-trump-title42-deportation-refugee-texas/\"> mass deportations using former President Trump\'s policies</a> while bussing over seventeen-thousand (17,000) of the thirty-thousand (30,000) Haitian immigrants around the U.S. without any vetting other than deporting a small percentage of single men.</p><p>Mayorka\'s instructions and the decision to selectively deport single men was made with no regard to <a href=\"https://apnews.com/article/mexico-courts-immigration-us-supreme-court-2b983c39a7175fe59c6549b1f631f2fb\">the Supreme court ruling over three weeks ago instructing the Biden administration to revert to the prior administration\'s lawful remain-in-Mexico policy</a>. Secretary Mayorkas was asked directly, <em><a href=\"https://www.foxnews.com/transcript/fox-news-sunday-on-september-26-2021\">Why has the Biden administration failed to comply with the Supreme Court\'s ruling </a>to revert to the Trump administration\'s remain in Mexico policy?</em> Mayorkas\' response can only be explained as non-sensical as he answered, <em>the Supreme Court\'s decision is affected by a lower court\'s decision</em>.</p><p>This explains why the number of deportations to the number of entrants of Haitians released into the United States didn\'t hold up to scrutiny as less than 10 percent were flown back to Haiti. The news of thousands of Haitians being admitted to the U.S. by the Biden administration quickly made its way back to the nearly one-hundred thousand Haitians living across South America. They have acted on this news immediately and news of a caravan in Central America has in turn made it back to the Biden administration.</p><p>Biden may say he taketh away, in truth immigrants are free to enter the U.S. illegally with assistance from the Biden administration.</p>\n            <h2>The Root Cause of Haitian Immigration</h2>\n            <p>Coining words expressed by Vice President <a href=\"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kamala_Harris\">Kamala Harris</a>, <em>what is the root cause of Haitian\'s coming to America?</em> The answer isn\'t a simple search for better life. It first began due to political unrest in Haiti that forced Haitians to immigrate throughout South America and relocate to Chili, Bolivia, Brazil, Venezuela, and upwards to Guatemala in Central America.</p><p>These countries have not been welcoming as <a href=\"https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2021/09/26/chile-haitian-border-migrants/\">Haitians are highly discriminated against</a> despite being civil tax-paying citizens. The result has been a mass exodus of Haitians leaving countries such as Chile with as much as 60 percent leaving since 2018.</p><p>Mistreatment has lead Haitians to seek asylum in countries like Mexico and Canada, however, they are having trouble with gaining entry into these countries without a Haitian passport or proof that their families live outside of Haiti. This problem is compounded by a language barrier. This has lead to Haitian immigrants traveling through Latin American countries from as far south as Peru and Chile to reach the US. </p>\n            <h2>The Deadly Darién Gap</h2>\n            <p>Most travel north is traditional as Haitians head towards Central America. It is then family, friends, Facebook and WhatsApp provide written instructions in Haitian Creole through the <a href=\"https://expertvagabond.com/darien-gap-photos/\">Darién Gap\'s</a> lawless wilderness.</p><p>The Darién Gap has a long history of everything deadly, from deadly terrain, deadly scorpions and snakes, to remnants of <a href=\"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Revolutionary_Armed_Forces_of_Colombia\">FARC guerrillas</a>. It\'s widely reported in travel blogs any form of<a href=\"http://www.runawayguide.com/runawaysblog/crossing-the-darien-gap-all-the-options/\"> land travel across the Darién Gap is perilous and can result in extortion to kidnapping and death</a>.</p><p>If refugees safely make it through those 60 miles over six to ten days through some of the world\'s thickest jungle connecting Colombia and Panama, they prepare for their next difficult leg. Haitians attempt to travel in larger, safer numbers, collecting in local shops where narco-mules also ply their trade.</p>\n            <img width=\"1200\" height=\"1080\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/darien-gap-haitian-immigrant-journey-to-america.jpg\" alt=\"Immigrant Travel Map of the world\'s dangerous Darien gap in Central America\" />\n            <p>Upon reaching Mexico, immigrant travelers once again turn to reliable sources and the Internet. Haitians are advised on who to avoid, who to trust, and last-minute alternatives to blocked movement. When Del Rio Texas and Acuna became unsafe, Haitians headed to Tijana Mexico. One thing is certain, they all believe returning to Haiti is not an option.  <em>\"Returning to Haiti is to bury a person alive.\"</em> Says Nelson Saintil, a husband and father of four.</p>\n            <img width=\"1200\" height=\"1080\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Haitians-In-US-2009-Census-Cal-Interpreting-and-Translations.jpg\" alt=\"US Census Chart of Haitian Population Centers in US\" />\n            <h2>New Places To Call Home</h2>\n            <p>With 85 percent of all Haitians who live outside of Haiti living in the United States, most Haitians are finding sanctuary in Florida as one of the largest population centers and proximity to Haiti for those who can and do return to Haiti. Since the 2009 census, Florida has achieved the third-largest Haitian population in the US.</p><p>Haitian immigrants have been moving to Miami, Orlando, and Tampa due to their high Haitian populations. In Miami Dade County, Creole is spoken by over 400,000 people.</p><p>New York also has in excess of one hundred thousand (100,000) Haitians, followed by Georgia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Connecticut. In New York City, creole speakers are found in Staten Island and Brooklyn.</p><p>Both Massachusetts and New Jersey have more than ten thousand (10,000) Haitians rounding out the top states with Haitians living in America.</p>\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"576\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/HAITIAN-CREOLE-LANGUAGE-INTERPRETING-AND-TRANSLATIONS-1024x576.jpg\" alt=\"It is estimated 160,000 Haitians speak Haitian Creole which is derived from French.\" />\n            <h2>The Haitian Creole Language Barrier</h2>\n            <p>U.S. government interpreters can assist Haitian immigrants who only speak <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/haitian-creole/\">Haitian Creole</a> and <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/french-creole-translation-interpreting/\">French Creole</a> but what do they do once they enter the U.S. interior?</p><p>Under normal circumstances when Haitian immigrants arrive at American borders without speaking English they face the risk of being detained and deported back to Haiti under suspicion of illegal entry into the United States.</p><p>With an officially recognized translator there during their interactions with law enforcement, Haitian immigrants stand a better chance of being able to communicate more freely about where they were coming from, why they were coming into America, and if they had any prior arrests or convictions that could affect their immigration status in the U.S.</p><p>Having a designated <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/haitian-creole/\">Haitian Creole</a> speaker on hand would allow Haitian immigrants to move freely about their lives in the United States without fear of being seized and having their immigration status altered by misunderstandings.</p><p>The best solution for Haitian Creole-speaking immigrants is to seek interpreting and translating services once they reach American borders. </p><p>Some Haitians plan in advance contacting U.S.-based interpreting and translation services to work with finding legal counsel as immigrants seeking asylum in the United States. This ability to communicate with American citizens opens doors to safe passage, inexpensive travel, government assistance, and job opportunities.</p><p>Few realize the simple step of connecting with an interpreter early can help explain information between two parties where there\'s a language barrier, thus improving communication between Haitians and English-speaking Americans who do not speak Haitian Creole. </p><p>SOURCES: Wall Street Journal. The Japan Times. <a href=\"https://www2.census.gov/library/publications/2010/acs/acsbr09-18.pdf\">US Census</a>.</p>','20,000 More Haitian Immigrants Expected','The United States Expects 20,000 Haitian Immigrants to arrive at the Texas border in more waves traveling from South America.','US Expects 20000 More Haitian Immigrants'),(13137,13137,1,'20,000 More Haitian Immigrants Expected','2022-09-09 01:57:30','2022-09-09 01:57:30','aa63fea7-043d-4f3c-bd15-15609a0a2d18','<h2>Secretary Mayorkas Designated Haiti Protected Status In May of 2021</h2>\n            It appears the one million Haitians now living in the U.S. are about to jump as much as 10 percent within a few month\'s time.\n            While making the rounds on Sunday September 26 Network News Magazine Broadcasts, U.S. Secretary of State <a href=\"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alejandro_Mayorkas\">Mayorkas</a> announced more waves of Haitian immigrants are coming to America. He clarified there are twenty-thousand (20,000) more Haitian refugees expected to arrive at the U.S. border to immigrate into America. This news comes as a surprise to some but to others, the news is expected due to his <a href=\"https://www.dhs.gov/news/2021/05/22/secretary-mayorkas-designates-haiti-temporary-protected-status-18-months\">May decision to designate Haiti protected status</a>.\n            Ex-pat Haitians living across South America have packed up and are heading to North America in what may be the largest human caravan in history.\n            <h2>Biden Giveth | Biden Taketh Away</h2>\n            <p>The matter is confused by President Biden\'s back-and-forth policy changes that may only be smoke-and-mirrors to confuse political opponents. During the first wave of almost twenty-two thousand (22,000), Haitians stuck under the International highway along the Texas &amp; Mexico, Del Rio border town the Biden administration effectively used the press to announce<a href=\"https://foreignpolicy.com/2021/09/22/biden-haiti-trump-title42-deportation-refugee-texas/\"> mass deportations using former President Trump\'s policies</a> while bussing over seventeen-thousand (17,000) of the thirty-thousand (30,000) Haitian immigrants around the U.S. without any vetting other than deporting a small percentage of single men.</p><p>Mayorka\'s instructions and the decision to selectively deport single men was made with no regard to <a href=\"https://apnews.com/article/mexico-courts-immigration-us-supreme-court-2b983c39a7175fe59c6549b1f631f2fb\">the Supreme court ruling over three weeks ago instructing the Biden administration to revert to the prior administration\'s lawful remain-in-Mexico policy</a>. Secretary Mayorkas was asked directly, <em><a href=\"https://www.foxnews.com/transcript/fox-news-sunday-on-september-26-2021\">Why has the Biden administration failed to comply with the Supreme Court\'s ruling </a>to revert to the Trump administration\'s remain in Mexico policy?</em> Mayorkas\' response can only be explained as non-sensical as he answered, <em>the Supreme Court\'s decision is affected by a lower court\'s decision</em>.</p><p>This explains why the number of deportations to the number of entrants of Haitians released into the United States didn\'t hold up to scrutiny as less than 10 percent were flown back to Haiti. The news of thousands of Haitians being admitted to the U.S. by the Biden administration quickly made its way back to the nearly one-hundred thousand Haitians living across South America. They have acted on this news immediately and news of a caravan in Central America has in turn made it back to the Biden administration.</p><p>Biden may say he taketh away, in truth immigrants are free to enter the U.S. illegally with assistance from the Biden administration.</p>\n            <h2>The Root Cause of Haitian Immigration</h2>\n            <p>Coining words expressed by Vice President <a href=\"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kamala_Harris\">Kamala Harris</a>, <em>what is the root cause of Haitian\'s coming to America?</em> The answer isn\'t a simple search for better life. It first began due to political unrest in Haiti that forced Haitians to immigrate throughout South America and relocate to Chili, Bolivia, Brazil, Venezuela, and upwards to Guatemala in Central America.</p><p>These countries have not been welcoming as <a href=\"https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2021/09/26/chile-haitian-border-migrants/\">Haitians are highly discriminated against</a> despite being civil tax-paying citizens. The result has been a mass exodus of Haitians leaving countries such as Chile with as much as 60 percent leaving since 2018.</p><p>Mistreatment has lead Haitians to seek asylum in countries like Mexico and Canada, however, they are having trouble with gaining entry into these countries without a Haitian passport or proof that their families live outside of Haiti. This problem is compounded by a language barrier. This has lead to Haitian immigrants traveling through Latin American countries from as far south as Peru and Chile to reach the US. </p>\n            <h2>The Deadly Darién Gap</h2>\n            <p>Most travel north is traditional as Haitians head towards Central America. It is then family, friends, Facebook and WhatsApp provide written instructions in Haitian Creole through the <a href=\"https://expertvagabond.com/darien-gap-photos/\">Darién Gap\'s</a> lawless wilderness.</p><p>The Darién Gap has a long history of everything deadly, from deadly terrain, deadly scorpions and snakes, to remnants of <a href=\"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Revolutionary_Armed_Forces_of_Colombia\">FARC guerrillas</a>. It\'s widely reported in travel blogs any form of<a href=\"http://www.runawayguide.com/runawaysblog/crossing-the-darien-gap-all-the-options/\"> land travel across the Darién Gap is perilous and can result in extortion to kidnapping and death</a>.</p><p>If refugees safely make it through those 60 miles over six to ten days through some of the world\'s thickest jungle connecting Colombia and Panama, they prepare for their next difficult leg. Haitians attempt to travel in larger, safer numbers, collecting in local shops where narco-mules also ply their trade.</p>\n            <img width=\"1200\" height=\"1080\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/darien-gap-haitian-immigrant-journey-to-america.jpg\" alt=\"Immigrant Travel Map of the world\'s dangerous Darien gap in Central America\" />\n            <p>Upon reaching Mexico, immigrant travelers once again turn to reliable sources and the Internet. Haitians are advised on who to avoid, who to trust, and last-minute alternatives to blocked movement. When Del Rio Texas and Acuna became unsafe, Haitians headed to Tijana Mexico. One thing is certain, they all believe returning to Haiti is not an option.  <em>\"Returning to Haiti is to bury a person alive.\"</em> Says Nelson Saintil, a husband and father of four.</p>\n            <img width=\"1200\" height=\"1080\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Haitians-In-US-2009-Census-Cal-Interpreting-and-Translations.jpg\" alt=\"US Census Chart of Haitian Population Centers in US\" />\n            <h2>New Places To Call Home</h2>\n            <p>With 85 percent of all Haitians who live outside of Haiti living in the United States, most Haitians are finding sanctuary in Florida as one of the largest population centers and proximity to Haiti for those who can and do return to Haiti. Since the 2009 census, Florida has achieved the third-largest Haitian population in the US.</p><p>Haitian immigrants have been moving to Miami, Orlando, and Tampa due to their high Haitian populations. In Miami Dade County, Creole is spoken by over 400,000 people.</p><p>New York also has in excess of one hundred thousand (100,000) Haitians, followed by Georgia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Connecticut. In New York City, creole speakers are found in Staten Island and Brooklyn.</p><p>Both Massachusetts and New Jersey have more than ten thousand (10,000) Haitians rounding out the top states with Haitians living in America.</p>\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"576\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/HAITIAN-CREOLE-LANGUAGE-INTERPRETING-AND-TRANSLATIONS-1024x576.jpg\" alt=\"It is estimated 160,000 Haitians speak Haitian Creole which is derived from French.\" />\n            <h2>The Haitian Creole Language Barrier</h2>\n            <p>U.S. government interpreters can assist Haitian immigrants who only speak <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/haitian-creole/\">Haitian Creole</a> and <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/french-creole-translation-interpreting/\">French Creole</a> but what do they do once they enter the U.S. interior?</p><p>Under normal circumstances when Haitian immigrants arrive at American borders without speaking English they face the risk of being detained and deported back to Haiti under suspicion of illegal entry into the United States.</p><p>With an officially recognized translator there during their interactions with law enforcement, Haitian immigrants stand a better chance of being able to communicate more freely about where they were coming from, why they were coming into America, and if they had any prior arrests or convictions that could affect their immigration status in the U.S.</p><p>Having a designated <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/haitian-creole/\">Haitian Creole</a> speaker on hand would allow Haitian immigrants to move freely about their lives in the United States without fear of being seized and having their immigration status altered by misunderstandings.</p><p>The best solution for Haitian Creole-speaking immigrants is to seek interpreting and translating services once they reach American borders. </p><p>Some Haitians plan in advance contacting U.S.-based interpreting and translation services to work with finding legal counsel as immigrants seeking asylum in the United States. This ability to communicate with American citizens opens doors to safe passage, inexpensive travel, government assistance, and job opportunities.</p><p>Few realize the simple step of connecting with an interpreter early can help explain information between two parties where there\'s a language barrier, thus improving communication between Haitians and English-speaking Americans who do not speak Haitian Creole. </p><p>SOURCES: Wall Street Journal. The Japan Times. <a href=\"https://www2.census.gov/library/publications/2010/acs/acsbr09-18.pdf\">US Census</a>.</p>','20,000 More Haitian Immigrants Expected','The United States Expects 20,000 Haitian Immigrants to arrive at the Texas border in more waves traveling from South America.','US Expects 20000 More Haitian Immigrants'),(13138,13138,1,'Differences To Similarities of Pashto, Dari and Farsi Languages','2022-09-09 01:57:30','2022-09-09 01:57:30','314c8a92-315b-438a-bdd2-6cd32ddcb3ef','<h2>Persian Languages</h2>\n            <p><a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/pashto/\">Pashto</a>, <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/dari-translators/\">Dari</a>, and <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/farsi/\">Farsi</a> are endonyms of closely related Persian languages that use a modified script of the twenty-eight (28) letter <a href=\"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arabic_alphabet\">Arabic alphabet (al-abjadīyah)</a>. Dari adds four (4) additional letters and Pashto has added twelve (12) — and Pashto is <a href=\"https://www.arabic-calligraphy.com/arabic-calligraphy-styles/naskh/\">written in Naskh script</a>. </p>\n            <h2>Arabic Alphabet</h2>\n            <p>The Arabic alphabet is used across northern Africa through the Middle East, and onward to Asia. Many native translators of Arabic script are found along that horizontal plane stretching from Morocco to Pakistan.</p>\n            <h2>Persia</h2>\n            <p>Persia plays a role in the establishment of the Indo-European family languages Dari and Farsi. It helps to understand Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Turkey and parts of Afghanistan and Pakistan are what made up the Achaemenid Empire — commonly known as Persia. Persia existed for almost 1000 years between 559 BC/BCE and 331 AD/BCE. Iran is the remaining central location to what was once Persia. That explains why some refer to Farsi as Persian.</p>\n            <p>The Persian Alphabet is central to what was once Persia. Pashto, Dari, and Farsi are primarily found in Afghanistan and Iran. Of these three, Dari and Pashto are spoken in Afghanistan with Farsi as Iran\'s official language.</p>\n            <p>When the Taliban was deposed in 2001, the use of Dari grew. Without a census it\'s speculated Dari became the most prevalent language in Afghanistan. Dari is not spoken in every corner of Afghanistan. It is used more to the west. Pashto is spoken more to the east in Afghanistan. </p>\n            <figure>\n                <img width=\"1200\" height=\"1080\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Places-Where-Persian-Languages-Are-Spoken-in-Iran-and-Afghanistan.jpg\" alt=\"How are Pashto, Dari and Farsi similar and how are they different?\" />											<figcaption>Will Dari survive in Afghanistan under Taliban rule?</figcaption>\n            </figure>\n            These three languages remain native to the Persian landscape while becoming more prominent in the United States over the past few decades due to immigration. Some come to the U.S. to join previous family members. Many have come to America to flee persecution from the Taliban. This results in the need to learn English, or at the very least translate Pashto or Dari to English.\n            Most all Afghans moving to America speak Pashto or Dari. There\'s a slight chance some Afghani may speak Farsi if they live in a specific area near the Iranian border. For the most part, Farsi is a language of Iran.\n            These unique languages require translation assistance for day-to-day and official life and need translation services for legal documents (e.g., birth certificates, driver\'s licenses), medical care (e.g., health insurance forms, patient education materials), work documents (e.g., job applications), and much more.\n            <h2>Three Languages Tied By History</h2>\n            <p>The largest ethnic group in Afghanistan is the Pashtuns (more below) who speak <em>Pashto</em>. The Pashtun are also the most politically influential. The Taliban are Pashtun. The Pashtun have long resented Farsi being spoken in their country referring to it as a language that belongs to Persians in Iran.</p><p>Up until 1936 Pashto was the national language of Afghanistan.</p><p>In 1964 when the Afghan Constitution was drafted, there was an attempt to broker peace among the societal sects. The solution was that neither Pashto nor Farsi would be the official language alone. There would be two official languages. The sticking point remained that Farsi wouldn\'t be accepted by the opposition.</p><p>It was at that time in Afghan history Persian was renamed Dari and selected as the official language along side of Pashto. </p>\n            <h2>Pashto پشتو, Pashtu, Pakhtu</h2>\n            <p>Originating from Kandahar Pashto is a stand-alone ethnic language belonging to the Pashtun spread across Afghanistan and Pakistan. Pashto (or Pashtu &amp; Pakhtu) is an Indo-Iranian language derived from Avestan, Pamir, Ossetic with Arabic influences. It has between 40 to 60 million native speakers and is spoken by about 52 million people in Afghanistan where it spoke along with Dari.</p><p>Pashto is also spoken through parts of Pakistan, Cameroon, Canada, Iran, Japan, Kenya, Kyrgyzstan, Madagascar (a small number of people), the Middle East (including parts of Lebanon and Syria), Russia (only in some regions), Gaza Strip (only in some regions), Saudi Arabia (only in some regions) Tajikistan (about 30% of the population speaks Pashto), Turkey (only in some regions), Turkmenistan, United Arab Emirates, Uzbekistan, and many others.</p>\n            <h2>Dari دری</h2>\n            <p>The written language of ancient Persia is called Dari. As discussed prior, Dari as a name came about in 1964 when the country drew up its constitution. Before that time, Dari was referred to as <i>Persian. </i>If that does comport with the earlier statement of Farsi being called Persian, the answer is they both are leaving open the argument is Dari are dialect or borrowed language?</p><p>Most Afghani dialects are more similar to Dari than Iranian Farsi. People who speak them usually have some knowledge about both languages due to their rural backgrounds and history with differing forms over time. An example is Hafiz, which is utilized by government officials.</p><p><a href=\"https://asiasociety.org/education/dari\">Dari</a> (Eastern Persian. Eastern Farsi, Dari Persian, Afghan Persian) is also an Indo-European language spoken by almost 8 million people living primarily in Afghanistan but also through northern Iran. </p><p>In Afghanistan, both Dari and Pashto are taught as second languages in fourth grade. Dari has a good deal of English influence where original English is spoken and spelled words are not translated but spoken <em>and</em> spelled in English. This mostly stems from modern medical and technical terms. Dari had been considered the majority language in Afghanistan with 40 to 45 percent of the Afghan population speaking Dari until 2021 when the Taliban seized Afghanistan, </p>\n            <figure>\n                <img width=\"1200\" height=\"1080\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/translator-with-backpack-and-books-smiling-at-dari-alphabet.jpg\" alt=\"Translator smiling at Dari Alphabet\" />											<figcaption>CIT\'s linguists are knowledgeable in various unique Persian languages.</figcaption>\n            </figure>\n            <p>The different dialects of Dari spoken in Afghanistan can be divided into five groups: Herati, Tajiki, Kabuli (which covers most areas), Khorasani and Parsiwan. </p><p>In Iran there is one main group known as Yazdi or Kerman which forms an integral part of the language\'s grammar but has some specific words that differentiate them from other varieties like for example <em style=\"letter-spacing:1.8px;\">tehdid,</em> which means <em style=\"letter-spacing:1.8px;\">obligation.</em> While its synonym <em style=\"letter-spacing:1.8px;\">tahjed</em> does not exist within this word structure.</p>\n            <h2>Farsi فارسی</h2>\n            <p>Farsi is another Indo-European language that descended from the Persian language which was spoken throughout the region. It is spoken by almost 600 million people, making it one of the largest languages in the world. Farsi speakers are primarily Iranian but also through Iraq, Israel, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia and Syria.</p><p>In a nutshell, Dari is Persian spoken in Afghanistan, while Farsi is Persian spoken in Iran. Due to Dari\'s similarities, the two are regionally spoken of as Eastern Farsi and Western Farsi. </p>\n            <h2>Native Regions</h2>\n            <p>The largest population centers for each language are as follows:</p><p><strong>Pashto</strong><br />In Afghanistan, Pashto is most commonly found in Peshawar, Kabul, and Quetta. Dialects:</p><ul><li>Northern Pashto - Pakistan</li><li>Southern Pashto - Afghanistan</li><li>Central Pashto - Pakistan</li></ul><p><strong>Dari</strong><br />In Afghanistan, Dari is most commonly found in Afghanistan\'s capital city of Kabul and in Mazar Sharif. Dialects:</p><ul><li>Kaboli</li><li>Mazan</li><li>Herab</li><li>Badakhshi</li><li>Panjshiri</li><li>Iaghmani</li><li>Sistani</li><li>Aimagi</li></ul><p><strong>Farsi</strong><br />In Iran, Farsi is most commonly found in its capital city of Tehran but can also be found in Herat, Mashhad, and Shiraz.</p>\n            <h2>US Population</h2>\n            <p>The largest cities for each language in the United States are:</p><p><strong>Pashto</strong><br />The largest populations of Pashto speakers are in New York City, Washington D.C., Chicago, and Los Angeles.</p><p><strong>Dari</strong><br />The largest populations of Dari speakers are in New York City, Washington DC, Boston, and San Diego. </p><p><strong>Farsi</strong><br />The largest populations of Farsi speakers are in Los Angeles, Houston, New York City, and Washington DC.</p>\n            <h2>Adapting to Difficulties</h2>\n            <p>Each of these languages encounters communication difficulties when adapting to living in the United States which are not all related to learning English.</p><p><strong>Pashto</strong><br />Many Pashto people encounter difficulties in the US, including a lack of Pashto-speaking community members. People who speak Pashto often face challenges finding jobs that accommodate Pashto interpretation and translation services for their interviews.</p><p><strong>Dari<br /></strong>Dari speakers encounter difficulties learning English because most learning materials were created to teach Farsi speakers. Dari speakers also have a difficult time finding Pashto interpreters and translators.</p><p><strong>Farsi</strong><br />Farsi speakers have a difficult time learning Pashto because Pashto has many differences from Farsi, making it very challenging for Farsi speakers to learn Pashto.</p>\n            <h2>CONSISTENCY\n                CORRECTNESS</h2>\n            <p>You deserve the best. <br />Request help now.</p>\n            <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote%20role=\">\n						Click here\n					</a>\n															<img width=\"743\" height=\"900\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/CIT-Intepreting-Translations-Leader-1.png\" alt=\"\" />\n            <h2>Helpful Organizations</h2>\n            <p>The U.S. is known for being resourceful. Today\'s modern U.S. society is more helpful than ever to foreign nationals. Some cities are a better benefit to specific languages. </p><p><strong>Pashto</strong><br />There are several organizations that are dedicated to helping Pashto speakers in New York including the Afghan Association of New York, the Pashtun American Cultural Association, and Zabuli Education Center.</p><p><strong>Dari</strong><br />Several organizations are dedicated to helping Dari speakers in Massachusetts. These include the Afghanistan Center at Boston University, Salaam School, and Harvard University.</p><p><strong>Farsi</strong><br />There is only one organization that is dedicated to helping Farsi speakers in Los Angeles. This organization is the Iranian American Cultural Association of Southern California. <br /><br /></p>\n            <h2>Unique Obstacles</h2>\n            <p>Obstacles that Pashto, Dari, and Farsi speakers encounter in the United States are primarily language barriers, but also include other barriers such as socioeconomic status. Pashto speakers often face discrimination in the United States because Pashto is not taught in many schools.</p><p>Dari speakers also face discrimination in the US, including inappropriate comments about Pashtun people made on news outlets. Many Dari speakers are discriminated against for their Islamic faith, which can cause safety concerns for Pashto interpreters and translators.</p><p>Farsi speakers in the US often face discrimination in Pashto dialects. This can lead to a lack of Pashto interpretation and translation services.</p>\n            <h2>EASY AS PIE</h2>\n            We Translate Idioms Too!\n            <a href=\"/request-quote\">\n            REQUEST					</a>\n        <h2>Native Speaking Help</h2>\n        <p>A Pashto speaker\'s primary means of communication with government officials is through Pashto interpreters and translators, but Pashto-speaking community members are not always available.</p><p>Dari speakers primarily rely on Pashto interpreters and translators for their interactions with the government, but Pashto-speaking community members are not always available.</p><p>Farsi speakers primarily use Pashto interpreters and translators for interactions with the government because Pashto is not taught in many schools, but Pashto-speaking community members are not always available.</p><p>These issues result in the need for outside interpreting and translation services for Pashto, Dari, and Farsi speakers alike. They use services like <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com\">CIT</a> for Pashto interpreters, Pashto translators, Dari interpreters, Dari translators, and Farsi interpreters and translators who are Pashtun people who speak Pashto, Pakistani people who speak Pashto and Peshawari Pashtun people who speak Pashto.</p>\n        <h2>Immigration</h2>\n        <h6>Dari Speaking Afghani Immigrants</h6>\n        <p>The Pashtun people of Pashtoon descent found in the United States are Pashtuns who left Pakistan after 1979. The largest populations of Pashtuns (also called Pashtoon, Pukhtu, and Pukhtoon) in the United States are found in New York City (estimated at 70,000 ), Washington DC, Boston, and San Diego.</p><p>In Washington, DC Pashtuns make up more than 50% of the Pakistani American community there.</p><p>There is an estimated population of 10,000 Pakhtoons in Boston and Pakhtoon descent Pakistanis make up 45% of all Pakistani immigrants to Boston.</p><p>In southern California, Pakhtoons make up about 20% of Pakistani immigrants there.</p>\n        <h6>Pashto Speaking Pashtun Immigrants</h6>\n        <p>The Pashtun people of Pashtoon/Pashtun descent found in the United States are Pashtuns who left Pakistan after 1979. The largest populations of Pashtuns (also called Pashtoon, Pukhtu, and Pukhtoon) in the United States are found in New York City (estimated at 70,000 ), Washington DC, Boston, and San Diego.</p><p>In Washington, DC Pashtuns make up more than 50% of the Pakistani American community there.</p><p>There is an estimated population of 10,000 Pakhtoons in Boston and Pakhtoon descent Pakistanis make up 45% of all Pakistani immigrants to Boston.</p><p>In southern <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/united-states/california/\">California</a>, Pakhtoons make up about 20% of Pakistani immigrants there.</p>\n        <h6>Farsi Speaking iranian Immigrants</h6>\n        <p>Farsi speakers or Farsis (also called Parsis) come to the United States in much smaller numbers and originate primarily from Iran. The largest populations of Farsi speakers in the United States are found in Los Angeles, Washington DC, and New York City.</p>\n        <h2>Questions. Answers.</h2>\n        What language does the Taliban Speak?\n        <p>The Taliban speak Pashto.</p>\n        Is Dari endangered under the Taliban?\n        <p>Dari is endangered in Afghanistan under Taliban rule. During the Taliban\'s prior rule (1996-2001), the Taliban forced Pashto as the only language. The Taliban forced books to be re-written and people to learn Pashto.</p>\n        What Countries Is Persian The Official Language?\n        <p>Persian is the official language in three countries. </p><ol><li>Afghanistan</li><li>Iran</li><li>Tajikistan</li></ol>\n        If Dari replaced Persian as the language\'s name, what does Dari mean?\n        <p>Dari is an old, medieval synonym. Dari\'s meaning or definition is <em>Language of the court</em>. </p>\n        <h2>Shared Entomology</h2>\n        <table id=\"uael-table-id-f92334c\">\n            <thead>\n                <tr>\n                <th scope=\"col\">\n                    LANGUAGE\n                </th>\n                <th scope=\"col\">\n                    ARABIC ALPHABET\n                </th>\n                <th scope=\"col\">\n                    PERSIAN\n                </th>\n            </tr></thead>\n            <tbody>\n                \n                <tr>\n                    <td>\n                        <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/pashto/\">\n                            Pashto\n                        </a>\n                    </td>\n                    <td>\n                        40 Letters\n                    </td>\n                    <td>\n                        پشتو\n                    </td>\n                </tr><tr>\n                <td>\n                    <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/dari-translators/\">\n                        Dari\n                    </a>\n                </td>\n                <td>\n                    32 Letters\n                </td>\n                <td>\n                    دری\n                </td>\n            </tr><tr>\n                <td>\n                    <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/farsi/\">\n                        Farsi\n                    </a>\n                </td>\n                <td>\n                    32 Letters\n                </td>\n                <td>\n                    فارسی\n                </td>\n            </tr></tbody>\n        </table>\n        <table id=\"uael-table-id-8817f1e\">\n            <thead>\n                <tr>\n                <th scope=\"col\">\n                    LANGUAGE\n                </th>\n                <th scope=\"col\">\n                    ARABIC ALPHABET\n                </th>\n                <th scope=\"col\">\n                    PERSIAN\n                </th>\n            </tr></thead>\n            <tbody>\n                \n                <tr>\n                    <td>\n                        <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/pashto/\">\n                            Pashto\n                        </a>\n                    </td>\n                    <td>\n                        40 Letters\n                    </td>\n                    <td>\n                        پشتو\n                    </td>\n                </tr><tr>\n                <td>\n                    <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/dari-translators/\">\n                        Dari\n                    </a>\n                </td>\n                <td>\n                    32 Letters\n                </td>\n                <td>\n                    دری\n                </td>\n            </tr><tr>\n                <td>\n                    <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/farsi/\">\n                        Farsi\n                    </a>\n                </td>\n                <td>\n                    32 Letters\n                </td>\n                <td>\n                    فارسی\n                </td>\n            </tr></tbody>\n        </table>\n        <h2>What Did We Learn?</h2>\n        <p>These three Persian Languages may soon be two as the Taliban replaced Dari the last time they ruled Afghanistan. And if you need a Persian interpreter or document in <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/pashto/\">Pashto</a>, <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/dari-translators/\">Dari</a> or <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/farsi/\">Farsi</a> translated into English, call us. We\'re open every day of the year, 24 hours a day to serve you. The call is free. <a href=\"tel:208887379009\">888.737.9009</a>.</p>\n        <h2>Editors Note:</h2>\n        <p>Our apologies for not adding <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/tajik/\">Tajik</a> to round out the Persian language family. Our focus here is on the Afghani. Perhaps a longer re-write is in store.</p>','Differences To Similarities of Pashto, Dari and Farsi Languages','Dari, Afghanistan. Farsi, Iran. Pashto, Afghani Pashtun. Read this in-depth study. How are they similar? How are they not?','Differences Similarities Pashto Dari Farsi Languages'),(13139,13139,1,'Differences To Similarities of Pashto, Dari and Farsi Languages','2022-09-09 01:57:30','2022-09-09 01:57:30','51abd4b9-5a46-45d1-a377-40686efda069','<h2>Persian Languages</h2>\n            <p><a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/pashto/\">Pashto</a>, <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/dari-translators/\">Dari</a>, and <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/farsi/\">Farsi</a> are endonyms of closely related Persian languages that use a modified script of the twenty-eight (28) letter <a href=\"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arabic_alphabet\">Arabic alphabet (al-abjadīyah)</a>. Dari adds four (4) additional letters and Pashto has added twelve (12) — and Pashto is <a href=\"https://www.arabic-calligraphy.com/arabic-calligraphy-styles/naskh/\">written in Naskh script</a>. </p>\n            <h2>Arabic Alphabet</h2>\n            <p>The Arabic alphabet is used across northern Africa through the Middle East, and onward to Asia. Many native translators of Arabic script are found along that horizontal plane stretching from Morocco to Pakistan.</p>\n            <h2>Persia</h2>\n            <p>Persia plays a role in the establishment of the Indo-European family languages Dari and Farsi. It helps to understand Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Turkey and parts of Afghanistan and Pakistan are what made up the Achaemenid Empire — commonly known as Persia. Persia existed for almost 1000 years between 559 BC/BCE and 331 AD/BCE. Iran is the remaining central location to what was once Persia. That explains why some refer to Farsi as Persian.</p>\n            <p>The Persian Alphabet is central to what was once Persia. Pashto, Dari, and Farsi are primarily found in Afghanistan and Iran. Of these three, Dari and Pashto are spoken in Afghanistan with Farsi as Iran\'s official language.</p>\n            <p>When the Taliban was deposed in 2001, the use of Dari grew. Without a census it\'s speculated Dari became the most prevalent language in Afghanistan. Dari is not spoken in every corner of Afghanistan. It is used more to the west. Pashto is spoken more to the east in Afghanistan. </p>\n            <figure>\n                <img width=\"1200\" height=\"1080\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Places-Where-Persian-Languages-Are-Spoken-in-Iran-and-Afghanistan.jpg\" alt=\"How are Pashto, Dari and Farsi similar and how are they different?\" />											<figcaption>Will Dari survive in Afghanistan under Taliban rule?</figcaption>\n            </figure>\n            These three languages remain native to the Persian landscape while becoming more prominent in the United States over the past few decades due to immigration. Some come to the U.S. to join previous family members. Many have come to America to flee persecution from the Taliban. This results in the need to learn English, or at the very least translate Pashto or Dari to English.\n            Most all Afghans moving to America speak Pashto or Dari. There\'s a slight chance some Afghani may speak Farsi if they live in a specific area near the Iranian border. For the most part, Farsi is a language of Iran.\n            These unique languages require translation assistance for day-to-day and official life and need translation services for legal documents (e.g., birth certificates, driver\'s licenses), medical care (e.g., health insurance forms, patient education materials), work documents (e.g., job applications), and much more.\n            <h2>Three Languages Tied By History</h2>\n            <p>The largest ethnic group in Afghanistan is the Pashtuns (more below) who speak <em>Pashto</em>. The Pashtun are also the most politically influential. The Taliban are Pashtun. The Pashtun have long resented Farsi being spoken in their country referring to it as a language that belongs to Persians in Iran.</p><p>Up until 1936 Pashto was the national language of Afghanistan.</p><p>In 1964 when the Afghan Constitution was drafted, there was an attempt to broker peace among the societal sects. The solution was that neither Pashto nor Farsi would be the official language alone. There would be two official languages. The sticking point remained that Farsi wouldn\'t be accepted by the opposition.</p><p>It was at that time in Afghan history Persian was renamed Dari and selected as the official language along side of Pashto. </p>\n            <h2>Pashto پشتو, Pashtu, Pakhtu</h2>\n            <p>Originating from Kandahar Pashto is a stand-alone ethnic language belonging to the Pashtun spread across Afghanistan and Pakistan. Pashto (or Pashtu &amp; Pakhtu) is an Indo-Iranian language derived from Avestan, Pamir, Ossetic with Arabic influences. It has between 40 to 60 million native speakers and is spoken by about 52 million people in Afghanistan where it spoke along with Dari.</p><p>Pashto is also spoken through parts of Pakistan, Cameroon, Canada, Iran, Japan, Kenya, Kyrgyzstan, Madagascar (a small number of people), the Middle East (including parts of Lebanon and Syria), Russia (only in some regions), Gaza Strip (only in some regions), Saudi Arabia (only in some regions) Tajikistan (about 30% of the population speaks Pashto), Turkey (only in some regions), Turkmenistan, United Arab Emirates, Uzbekistan, and many others.</p>\n            <h2>Dari دری</h2>\n            <p>The written language of ancient Persia is called Dari. As discussed prior, Dari as a name came about in 1964 when the country drew up its constitution. Before that time, Dari was referred to as <i>Persian. </i>If that does comport with the earlier statement of Farsi being called Persian, the answer is they both are leaving open the argument is Dari are dialect or borrowed language?</p><p>Most Afghani dialects are more similar to Dari than Iranian Farsi. People who speak them usually have some knowledge about both languages due to their rural backgrounds and history with differing forms over time. An example is Hafiz, which is utilized by government officials.</p><p><a href=\"https://asiasociety.org/education/dari\">Dari</a> (Eastern Persian. Eastern Farsi, Dari Persian, Afghan Persian) is also an Indo-European language spoken by almost 8 million people living primarily in Afghanistan but also through northern Iran. </p><p>In Afghanistan, both Dari and Pashto are taught as second languages in fourth grade. Dari has a good deal of English influence where original English is spoken and spelled words are not translated but spoken <em>and</em> spelled in English. This mostly stems from modern medical and technical terms. Dari had been considered the majority language in Afghanistan with 40 to 45 percent of the Afghan population speaking Dari until 2021 when the Taliban seized Afghanistan, </p>\n            <figure>\n                <img width=\"1200\" height=\"1080\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/translator-with-backpack-and-books-smiling-at-dari-alphabet.jpg\" alt=\"Translator smiling at Dari Alphabet\" />											<figcaption>CIT\'s linguists are knowledgeable in various unique Persian languages.</figcaption>\n            </figure>\n            <p>The different dialects of Dari spoken in Afghanistan can be divided into five groups: Herati, Tajiki, Kabuli (which covers most areas), Khorasani and Parsiwan. </p><p>In Iran there is one main group known as Yazdi or Kerman which forms an integral part of the language\'s grammar but has some specific words that differentiate them from other varieties like for example <em style=\"letter-spacing:1.8px;\">tehdid,</em> which means <em style=\"letter-spacing:1.8px;\">obligation.</em> While its synonym <em style=\"letter-spacing:1.8px;\">tahjed</em> does not exist within this word structure.</p>\n            <h2>Farsi فارسی</h2>\n            <p>Farsi is another Indo-European language that descended from the Persian language which was spoken throughout the region. It is spoken by almost 600 million people, making it one of the largest languages in the world. Farsi speakers are primarily Iranian but also through Iraq, Israel, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia and Syria.</p><p>In a nutshell, Dari is Persian spoken in Afghanistan, while Farsi is Persian spoken in Iran. Due to Dari\'s similarities, the two are regionally spoken of as Eastern Farsi and Western Farsi. </p>\n            <h2>Native Regions</h2>\n            <p>The largest population centers for each language are as follows:</p><p><strong>Pashto</strong><br />In Afghanistan, Pashto is most commonly found in Peshawar, Kabul, and Quetta. Dialects:</p><ul><li>Northern Pashto - Pakistan</li><li>Southern Pashto - Afghanistan</li><li>Central Pashto - Pakistan</li></ul><p><strong>Dari</strong><br />In Afghanistan, Dari is most commonly found in Afghanistan\'s capital city of Kabul and in Mazar Sharif. Dialects:</p><ul><li>Kaboli</li><li>Mazan</li><li>Herab</li><li>Badakhshi</li><li>Panjshiri</li><li>Iaghmani</li><li>Sistani</li><li>Aimagi</li></ul><p><strong>Farsi</strong><br />In Iran, Farsi is most commonly found in its capital city of Tehran but can also be found in Herat, Mashhad, and Shiraz.</p>\n            <h2>US Population</h2>\n            <p>The largest cities for each language in the United States are:</p><p><strong>Pashto</strong><br />The largest populations of Pashto speakers are in New York City, Washington D.C., Chicago, and Los Angeles.</p><p><strong>Dari</strong><br />The largest populations of Dari speakers are in New York City, Washington DC, Boston, and San Diego. </p><p><strong>Farsi</strong><br />The largest populations of Farsi speakers are in Los Angeles, Houston, New York City, and Washington DC.</p>\n            <h2>Adapting to Difficulties</h2>\n            <p>Each of these languages encounters communication difficulties when adapting to living in the United States which are not all related to learning English.</p><p><strong>Pashto</strong><br />Many Pashto people encounter difficulties in the US, including a lack of Pashto-speaking community members. People who speak Pashto often face challenges finding jobs that accommodate Pashto interpretation and translation services for their interviews.</p><p><strong>Dari<br /></strong>Dari speakers encounter difficulties learning English because most learning materials were created to teach Farsi speakers. Dari speakers also have a difficult time finding Pashto interpreters and translators.</p><p><strong>Farsi</strong><br />Farsi speakers have a difficult time learning Pashto because Pashto has many differences from Farsi, making it very challenging for Farsi speakers to learn Pashto.</p>\n            <h2>CONSISTENCY\n                CORRECTNESS</h2>\n            <p>You deserve the best. <br />Request help now.</p>\n            <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote%20role=\">\n						Click here\n					</a>\n															<img width=\"743\" height=\"900\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/CIT-Intepreting-Translations-Leader-1.png\" alt=\"\" />\n            <h2>Helpful Organizations</h2>\n            <p>The U.S. is known for being resourceful. Today\'s modern U.S. society is more helpful than ever to foreign nationals. Some cities are a better benefit to specific languages. </p><p><strong>Pashto</strong><br />There are several organizations that are dedicated to helping Pashto speakers in New York including the Afghan Association of New York, the Pashtun American Cultural Association, and Zabuli Education Center.</p><p><strong>Dari</strong><br />Several organizations are dedicated to helping Dari speakers in Massachusetts. These include the Afghanistan Center at Boston University, Salaam School, and Harvard University.</p><p><strong>Farsi</strong><br />There is only one organization that is dedicated to helping Farsi speakers in Los Angeles. This organization is the Iranian American Cultural Association of Southern California. <br /><br /></p>\n            <h2>Unique Obstacles</h2>\n            <p>Obstacles that Pashto, Dari, and Farsi speakers encounter in the United States are primarily language barriers, but also include other barriers such as socioeconomic status. Pashto speakers often face discrimination in the United States because Pashto is not taught in many schools.</p><p>Dari speakers also face discrimination in the US, including inappropriate comments about Pashtun people made on news outlets. Many Dari speakers are discriminated against for their Islamic faith, which can cause safety concerns for Pashto interpreters and translators.</p><p>Farsi speakers in the US often face discrimination in Pashto dialects. This can lead to a lack of Pashto interpretation and translation services.</p>\n            <h2>EASY AS PIE</h2>\n            We Translate Idioms Too!\n            <a href=\"/request-quote\">\n            REQUEST					</a>\n        <h2>Native Speaking Help</h2>\n        <p>A Pashto speaker\'s primary means of communication with government officials is through Pashto interpreters and translators, but Pashto-speaking community members are not always available.</p><p>Dari speakers primarily rely on Pashto interpreters and translators for their interactions with the government, but Pashto-speaking community members are not always available.</p><p>Farsi speakers primarily use Pashto interpreters and translators for interactions with the government because Pashto is not taught in many schools, but Pashto-speaking community members are not always available.</p><p>These issues result in the need for outside interpreting and translation services for Pashto, Dari, and Farsi speakers alike. They use services like <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com\">CIT</a> for Pashto interpreters, Pashto translators, Dari interpreters, Dari translators, and Farsi interpreters and translators who are Pashtun people who speak Pashto, Pakistani people who speak Pashto and Peshawari Pashtun people who speak Pashto.</p>\n        <h2>Immigration</h2>\n        <h6>Dari Speaking Afghani Immigrants</h6>\n        <p>The Pashtun people of Pashtoon descent found in the United States are Pashtuns who left Pakistan after 1979. The largest populations of Pashtuns (also called Pashtoon, Pukhtu, and Pukhtoon) in the United States are found in New York City (estimated at 70,000 ), Washington DC, Boston, and San Diego.</p><p>In Washington, DC Pashtuns make up more than 50% of the Pakistani American community there.</p><p>There is an estimated population of 10,000 Pakhtoons in Boston and Pakhtoon descent Pakistanis make up 45% of all Pakistani immigrants to Boston.</p><p>In southern California, Pakhtoons make up about 20% of Pakistani immigrants there.</p>\n        <h6>Pashto Speaking Pashtun Immigrants</h6>\n        <p>The Pashtun people of Pashtoon/Pashtun descent found in the United States are Pashtuns who left Pakistan after 1979. The largest populations of Pashtuns (also called Pashtoon, Pukhtu, and Pukhtoon) in the United States are found in New York City (estimated at 70,000 ), Washington DC, Boston, and San Diego.</p><p>In Washington, DC Pashtuns make up more than 50% of the Pakistani American community there.</p><p>There is an estimated population of 10,000 Pakhtoons in Boston and Pakhtoon descent Pakistanis make up 45% of all Pakistani immigrants to Boston.</p><p>In southern <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/united-states/california/\">California</a>, Pakhtoons make up about 20% of Pakistani immigrants there.</p>\n        <h6>Farsi Speaking iranian Immigrants</h6>\n        <p>Farsi speakers or Farsis (also called Parsis) come to the United States in much smaller numbers and originate primarily from Iran. The largest populations of Farsi speakers in the United States are found in Los Angeles, Washington DC, and New York City.</p>\n        <h2>Questions. Answers.</h2>\n        What language does the Taliban Speak?\n        <p>The Taliban speak Pashto.</p>\n        Is Dari endangered under the Taliban?\n        <p>Dari is endangered in Afghanistan under Taliban rule. During the Taliban\'s prior rule (1996-2001), the Taliban forced Pashto as the only language. The Taliban forced books to be re-written and people to learn Pashto.</p>\n        What Countries Is Persian The Official Language?\n        <p>Persian is the official language in three countries. </p><ol><li>Afghanistan</li><li>Iran</li><li>Tajikistan</li></ol>\n        If Dari replaced Persian as the language\'s name, what does Dari mean?\n        <p>Dari is an old, medieval synonym. Dari\'s meaning or definition is <em>Language of the court</em>. </p>\n        <h2>Shared Entomology</h2>\n        <table id=\"uael-table-id-f92334c\">\n            <thead>\n                <tr>\n                <th scope=\"col\">\n                    LANGUAGE\n                </th>\n                <th scope=\"col\">\n                    ARABIC ALPHABET\n                </th>\n                <th scope=\"col\">\n                    PERSIAN\n                </th>\n            </tr></thead>\n            <tbody>\n                \n                <tr>\n                    <td>\n                        <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/pashto/\">\n                            Pashto\n                        </a>\n                    </td>\n                    <td>\n                        40 Letters\n                    </td>\n                    <td>\n                        پشتو\n                    </td>\n                </tr><tr>\n                <td>\n                    <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/dari-translators/\">\n                        Dari\n                    </a>\n                </td>\n                <td>\n                    32 Letters\n                </td>\n                <td>\n                    دری\n                </td>\n            </tr><tr>\n                <td>\n                    <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/farsi/\">\n                        Farsi\n                    </a>\n                </td>\n                <td>\n                    32 Letters\n                </td>\n                <td>\n                    فارسی\n                </td>\n            </tr></tbody>\n        </table>\n        <table id=\"uael-table-id-8817f1e\">\n            <thead>\n                <tr>\n                <th scope=\"col\">\n                    LANGUAGE\n                </th>\n                <th scope=\"col\">\n                    ARABIC ALPHABET\n                </th>\n                <th scope=\"col\">\n                    PERSIAN\n                </th>\n            </tr></thead>\n            <tbody>\n                \n                <tr>\n                    <td>\n                        <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/pashto/\">\n                            Pashto\n                        </a>\n                    </td>\n                    <td>\n                        40 Letters\n                    </td>\n                    <td>\n                        پشتو\n                    </td>\n                </tr><tr>\n                <td>\n                    <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/dari-translators/\">\n                        Dari\n                    </a>\n                </td>\n                <td>\n                    32 Letters\n                </td>\n                <td>\n                    دری\n                </td>\n            </tr><tr>\n                <td>\n                    <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/farsi/\">\n                        Farsi\n                    </a>\n                </td>\n                <td>\n                    32 Letters\n                </td>\n                <td>\n                    فارسی\n                </td>\n            </tr></tbody>\n        </table>\n        <h2>What Did We Learn?</h2>\n        <p>These three Persian Languages may soon be two as the Taliban replaced Dari the last time they ruled Afghanistan. And if you need a Persian interpreter or document in <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/pashto/\">Pashto</a>, <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/dari-translators/\">Dari</a> or <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/farsi/\">Farsi</a> translated into English, call us. We\'re open every day of the year, 24 hours a day to serve you. The call is free. <a href=\"tel:208887379009\">888.737.9009</a>.</p>\n        <h2>Editors Note:</h2>\n        <p>Our apologies for not adding <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/tajik/\">Tajik</a> to round out the Persian language family. Our focus here is on the Afghani. Perhaps a longer re-write is in store.</p>','Differences To Similarities of Pashto, Dari and Farsi Languages','Dari, Afghanistan. Farsi, Iran. Pashto, Afghani Pashtun. Read this in-depth study. How are they similar? How are they not?','Differences Similarities Pashto Dari Farsi Languages');
INSERT INTO `content` VALUES (13140,13140,1,'Funny Captions Troll Politicians','2022-09-09 01:57:30','2022-09-09 01:57:30','5f6ee463-2b34-431e-b5c2-217b565e1d2c','<h2>Most Funny Closed Caption Fails Are One-off Mistakes</h2>\n    Mistakes in translation and interpreting can be very bad, unprofessional, and lead to conflict. Fortunately, some mistakes are harmless and cause for laughter that brings us all together.\n\n    <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/audiovisual-translation/captioning/\">Closed Caption</a> mistakes range. Some are single mistakes in interpreting sounds. Some captions are funny when read literally. Others fail in describing expressions or mood, and of course, some are silly due to indecipherable words.\n\n    Then there is this unique case of a lengthy mistake that went viral after someone posted screengrabs.\n    <h2>dinosaur Train Meets Live Political Debate May Be The Ultimate Closed Caption Fail</h2>\n    <img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/dinosaur-train-trolls-political-debate.jpg\" alt=\"Dinosaur Train is a kids show with closed captions\" width=\"1200\" height=\"1080\" />\n\n    Deaf and hearing alike shared a laugh in 2016 when a Swedish political debate experienced a technical glitch. It happened during a LIVE broadcast. Unbeknownst to the candidate speakers, their debate was accidentally trolled by the wrong captions.\n\n    As each political member spoke at their lecterns,  the children\'s show <a href=\"https://pbskids.org/dinosaurtrain/\">Dinosaur Train</a> displayed its character\'s captioned dialogue.\n\n    We gave the screen grab photos of the debate on TV a little modern touch.\n\n    <img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/kids-captions-accidently-run-over-live-political-debate-hilarious-interpretation.jpg\" alt=\"Funny captions\" width=\"1200\" height=\"1080\" />\n\n    Thanks to <a href=\"https://imgur.com/gallery/KjxL5bc\">TheBlondeSwede</a> for posting screengrabs for everyone to enjoy.\n\n    <img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/live-political-debates-captioning-gets-trolled-by-errant-kids-show-captions.jpg\" alt=\"Live Debate Gets Trolled By Wrong Captions\" width=\"1200\" height=\"1080\" />\n    <h2>How did This Happen?</h2>\n    It\'s logical to conclude this was human error at the broadcast center, not on the part of the captioning service. Someone most likely made a combination of mistakes in one turn. Perhaps a rookie control room operator threw a switch that both bypassed the captioning operator and loaded the captions from the kid\'s show. What\'s your theory?\n    <h2>know Your captions</h2>\n    Funny closed captions are great memes. But did you know subtitles are often mistaken as captions?\n\n    <em>Captions focus are on audio</em>. They are meant for people who cannot hear the audio in the broadcast.\n\n    <em>Subtitles focus is on language</em>. They are meant for people who can hear but don\'t understand the language in the broadcast.\n    <figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/funny-closed-captions-montage.jpg\" alt=\"Funny Closed Captions Montage\" width=\"1200\" height=\"1080\" /><figcaption>Captions are designed for people who can\'t hear the audio in video.</figcaption></figure>\n    <h2>Closed Captioning By CIT</h2>\n    Does your operation require a trained <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/audiovisual-translation/captioning/\">closed caption</a> technical team? Call CIT today at <a href=\"tel:208887379009\">888.737.9009</a>.','Funny Captions Troll Politicians','Dinosaur Train Trolls Political Debate In Epic Caption Fail. Politics in Sweden may never be the same again.','Funny Captions Troll Politicians'),(13141,13141,1,'Funny Captions Troll Politicians','2022-09-09 01:57:30','2022-09-09 01:57:30','a22048f0-9566-4e7d-8387-a10b62432c11','<h2>Most Funny Closed Caption Fails Are One-off Mistakes</h2>\n    Mistakes in translation and interpreting can be very bad, unprofessional, and lead to conflict. Fortunately, some mistakes are harmless and cause for laughter that brings us all together.\n\n    <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/audiovisual-translation/captioning/\">Closed Caption</a> mistakes range. Some are single mistakes in interpreting sounds. Some captions are funny when read literally. Others fail in describing expressions or mood, and of course, some are silly due to indecipherable words.\n\n    Then there is this unique case of a lengthy mistake that went viral after someone posted screengrabs.\n    <h2>dinosaur Train Meets Live Political Debate May Be The Ultimate Closed Caption Fail</h2>\n    <img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/dinosaur-train-trolls-political-debate.jpg\" alt=\"Dinosaur Train is a kids show with closed captions\" width=\"1200\" height=\"1080\" />\n\n    Deaf and hearing alike shared a laugh in 2016 when a Swedish political debate experienced a technical glitch. It happened during a LIVE broadcast. Unbeknownst to the candidate speakers, their debate was accidentally trolled by the wrong captions.\n\n    As each political member spoke at their lecterns,  the children\'s show <a href=\"https://pbskids.org/dinosaurtrain/\">Dinosaur Train</a> displayed its character\'s captioned dialogue.\n\n    We gave the screen grab photos of the debate on TV a little modern touch.\n\n    <img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/kids-captions-accidently-run-over-live-political-debate-hilarious-interpretation.jpg\" alt=\"Funny captions\" width=\"1200\" height=\"1080\" />\n\n    Thanks to <a href=\"https://imgur.com/gallery/KjxL5bc\">TheBlondeSwede</a> for posting screengrabs for everyone to enjoy.\n\n    <img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/live-political-debates-captioning-gets-trolled-by-errant-kids-show-captions.jpg\" alt=\"Live Debate Gets Trolled By Wrong Captions\" width=\"1200\" height=\"1080\" />\n    <h2>How did This Happen?</h2>\n    It\'s logical to conclude this was human error at the broadcast center, not on the part of the captioning service. Someone most likely made a combination of mistakes in one turn. Perhaps a rookie control room operator threw a switch that both bypassed the captioning operator and loaded the captions from the kid\'s show. What\'s your theory?\n    <h2>know Your captions</h2>\n    Funny closed captions are great memes. But did you know subtitles are often mistaken as captions?\n\n    <em>Captions focus are on audio</em>. They are meant for people who cannot hear the audio in the broadcast.\n\n    <em>Subtitles focus is on language</em>. They are meant for people who can hear but don\'t understand the language in the broadcast.\n    <figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/funny-closed-captions-montage.jpg\" alt=\"Funny Closed Captions Montage\" width=\"1200\" height=\"1080\" /><figcaption>Captions are designed for people who can\'t hear the audio in video.</figcaption></figure>\n    <h2>Closed Captioning By CIT</h2>\n    Does your operation require a trained <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/audiovisual-translation/captioning/\">closed caption</a> technical team? Call CIT today at <a href=\"tel:208887379009\">888.737.9009</a>.','Funny Captions Troll Politicians','Dinosaur Train Trolls Political Debate In Epic Caption Fail. Politics in Sweden may never be the same again.','Funny Captions Troll Politicians'),(13142,13142,1,'Official Document Translation Service or Official Document','2022-09-09 01:57:30','2022-09-09 01:57:30','507ac758-cc0c-463d-9050-e4769fbc2434','<h2>What Is An Official Document?</h2>\n    <p>Maybe you began your search for an <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/translation-services/official-document-translation/\">official document translation service</a> by first asking the question <em>\"What is an official document?\"</em> When the better question is <em>\"What makes a document official?\"</em> Let\'s explore. When this article is complete, you\'ll know if you want official document translation or an official document translation service.</p>\n    <h2>What Comes First?</h2>\n    <p>Is the document official or does the document become official?</p>\n    <h2>Let\'s Make It — Official</h2>\n    <p>Many people searching for <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/translation-services/document-translations/\">document translation</a> are not aware of the distinction between an official document that needs translation and the term official document translation.</p><p>While U.S. government documents are inherently \'official\', when a document is certified, it then becomes official in nature. Neither are known to fall into any defined classification of official. </p><p>The nuance by which official document translation is different than official document translation service how the word <i>official </i>is used. Identifying when <i>official </i>is a noun or adjective is the trick.</p>\n    <h2>Official document translation</h2>\n    <p><a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/translation-services/official-document-translation/\"><i>Official </i>document translation</a>.</p><p>Here the word <i>official </i>is used as a noun. </p><p>You want a document of official standing translated. It may or may not require an authorized or certified translator.</p>\n    <h2>Official document translation Service</h2>\n    <p><a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/translation-services/official-document-translation/\"><i>Official </i>document translation service</a>.</p><p>Here the word <i>official </i>is an adjective. </p><p>You want a document made official or service performed by an authorized or certified translator.</p><p>Adding the word <i>service </i>is another key to understanding. Once it\'s applied the document \'may\' become official <i>if </i>the document receives an official seal or certification in the process. Another litmus test is to determine if your document is official is if it is passing through government hands.</p>\n    <h2>Official Document Classification</h2>\n    <p>Official documents (i.e., those issued by government entities and recognized institutions) tend to get \"official\" translations the most (alongside other private documents). <i>Official </i>is used in this capacity as a noun. It\'s a thing. </p><p>Official documents include, but are not limited to <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/translation-services/birth-certificate-translation/\">birth certificates</a>, death certificates, <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/translation-services/marriage-certificate-translation/\">marriage certificates</a>, and other legal or official documents. Official document translation is a bit trickier than general translations because the person translating these documents must be careful not to introduce any errors that could result in them becoming null. </p><p>In addition to this, they must also take into consideration the intricacies of any guidelines or protocols that surround the proper translation of these documents.</p>\n    <h2>Official Document Translation Around The World</h2>\n    <p>For example, if an official document is written in English and can\'t be understood by someone familiar with common phrases used in everyday speech, it will not be accepted as a valid official document. This is because it isn\'t representative of the rules surrounding what constitutes an official document.</p><p>As declared by the United Nations, only one official language exists for all member states. English is currently the official language of The United States and many other countries around the world; however, this can change to other languages like French or German depending on which country you\'re in if that country falls under certain language restrictions set forth by the United Nations.</p><p>For countries without any official language, an official document translation must be performed for any legal proceedings such as marriages or adoptions to take place. </p><p>For example, if a couple wants to get married and one of them was born in France and the other in Spain, they will need to have their marriage license translated into both French and Spanish by official document translation services.</p><p>The same is true for countries with multiple languages; if a marriage license needs to be written in both French and English, an official document translation service will need to be used to ensure that the proper legal requirements are met. </p><p>In all of these examples, the term official document translation is referring to a thing. It\'s still a noun. </p>\n    <h2>CONSISTENCY\n        CORRECTNESS</h2>\n    <p>You deserve the best. <br />Request help now.</p>\n    <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote%20role=\">\n						Click here\n					</a>\n															<img width=\"743\" height=\"900\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/CIT-Intepreting-Translations-Leader-1-1.png\" alt=\"\" />\n    <h2>Choosing An Official Document Translation Service</h2>\n    <p>If you\'re considering working with an official document translation service or company, make sure that they\'re certified, experienced, and have a proven track record of success.</p><p>For example, you wouldn\'t want to work with a company that\'s brand new on the market or a one-man translation operation. </p><p>While they may offer affordable rates, they don\'t have the experience that their longer-established peers offer. In addition, make sure that you ask for an official document translation quote so you can compare prices with other companies.</p><p>Did this article help you understand the difference between general document translation and official document translation? Let us know in the comments below!</p><p>If you need professional, certified official document translation services, contact Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations (CIT) today for a free quote on your project. We use native speakers to provide you with the highest-quality official document translation possible. </p>','Official Document Translation Service or Official Document','This article is intended to help understand the difference between a document of official nature and the act of official service.','official document translation service'),(13143,13143,1,'Official Document Translation Service or Official Document','2022-09-09 01:57:30','2022-09-09 01:57:30','511eac01-0314-475d-90e3-1d93bb347302','<h2>What Is An Official Document?</h2>\n    <p>Maybe you began your search for an <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/translation-services/official-document-translation/\">official document translation service</a> by first asking the question <em>\"What is an official document?\"</em> When the better question is <em>\"What makes a document official?\"</em> Let\'s explore. When this article is complete, you\'ll know if you want official document translation or an official document translation service.</p>\n    <h2>What Comes First?</h2>\n    <p>Is the document official or does the document become official?</p>\n    <h2>Let\'s Make It — Official</h2>\n    <p>Many people searching for <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/translation-services/document-translations/\">document translation</a> are not aware of the distinction between an official document that needs translation and the term official document translation.</p><p>While U.S. government documents are inherently \'official\', when a document is certified, it then becomes official in nature. Neither are known to fall into any defined classification of official. </p><p>The nuance by which official document translation is different than official document translation service how the word <i>official </i>is used. Identifying when <i>official </i>is a noun or adjective is the trick.</p>\n    <h2>Official document translation</h2>\n    <p><a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/translation-services/official-document-translation/\"><i>Official </i>document translation</a>.</p><p>Here the word <i>official </i>is used as a noun. </p><p>You want a document of official standing translated. It may or may not require an authorized or certified translator.</p>\n    <h2>Official document translation Service</h2>\n    <p><a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/translation-services/official-document-translation/\"><i>Official </i>document translation service</a>.</p><p>Here the word <i>official </i>is an adjective. </p><p>You want a document made official or service performed by an authorized or certified translator.</p><p>Adding the word <i>service </i>is another key to understanding. Once it\'s applied the document \'may\' become official <i>if </i>the document receives an official seal or certification in the process. Another litmus test is to determine if your document is official is if it is passing through government hands.</p>\n    <h2>Official Document Classification</h2>\n    <p>Official documents (i.e., those issued by government entities and recognized institutions) tend to get \"official\" translations the most (alongside other private documents). <i>Official </i>is used in this capacity as a noun. It\'s a thing. </p><p>Official documents include, but are not limited to <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/translation-services/birth-certificate-translation/\">birth certificates</a>, death certificates, <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/translation-services/marriage-certificate-translation/\">marriage certificates</a>, and other legal or official documents. Official document translation is a bit trickier than general translations because the person translating these documents must be careful not to introduce any errors that could result in them becoming null. </p><p>In addition to this, they must also take into consideration the intricacies of any guidelines or protocols that surround the proper translation of these documents.</p>\n    <h2>Official Document Translation Around The World</h2>\n    <p>For example, if an official document is written in English and can\'t be understood by someone familiar with common phrases used in everyday speech, it will not be accepted as a valid official document. This is because it isn\'t representative of the rules surrounding what constitutes an official document.</p><p>As declared by the United Nations, only one official language exists for all member states. English is currently the official language of The United States and many other countries around the world; however, this can change to other languages like French or German depending on which country you\'re in if that country falls under certain language restrictions set forth by the United Nations.</p><p>For countries without any official language, an official document translation must be performed for any legal proceedings such as marriages or adoptions to take place. </p><p>For example, if a couple wants to get married and one of them was born in France and the other in Spain, they will need to have their marriage license translated into both French and Spanish by official document translation services.</p><p>The same is true for countries with multiple languages; if a marriage license needs to be written in both French and English, an official document translation service will need to be used to ensure that the proper legal requirements are met. </p><p>In all of these examples, the term official document translation is referring to a thing. It\'s still a noun. </p>\n    <h2>CONSISTENCY\n        CORRECTNESS</h2>\n    <p>You deserve the best. <br />Request help now.</p>\n    <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote%20role=\">\n						Click here\n					</a>\n															<img width=\"743\" height=\"900\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/CIT-Intepreting-Translations-Leader-1-1.png\" alt=\"\" />\n    <h2>Choosing An Official Document Translation Service</h2>\n    <p>If you\'re considering working with an official document translation service or company, make sure that they\'re certified, experienced, and have a proven track record of success.</p><p>For example, you wouldn\'t want to work with a company that\'s brand new on the market or a one-man translation operation. </p><p>While they may offer affordable rates, they don\'t have the experience that their longer-established peers offer. In addition, make sure that you ask for an official document translation quote so you can compare prices with other companies.</p><p>Did this article help you understand the difference between general document translation and official document translation? Let us know in the comments below!</p><p>If you need professional, certified official document translation services, contact Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations (CIT) today for a free quote on your project. We use native speakers to provide you with the highest-quality official document translation possible. </p>','Official Document Translation Service or Official Document','This article is intended to help understand the difference between a document of official nature and the act of official service.','official document translation service'),(13144,13144,1,'Who\'s Always There For You Meme Translated Into Spanish','2022-09-09 01:57:30','2022-09-09 01:57:30','ef6bf06c-bc82-4c17-b182-94d7b011fb27','<h2>Riddle Me This. Who\'s Always There For You?</h2>\n    The meme is also in text format below for your convenience.\n\n    \n\n    <img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/translated-meme-english-to-spanish-laundry.gif\" alt=\"English Meme and Spanish Translation side-by-side.\" width=\"1200\" height=\"1080\" />\n    <h4>english</h4>\n    Sometimes you might feel like no one’s there for you, but you know who’s always there for you?\n    Laundry.\n    Laundry will always be there for you.\n    <h4>Spanish</h4>\n    A veces sientes que estás solo, pero ¿sabes quién siempre estará a tu lado?\n    La ropa para lavar.\n    La ropa para lavar nunca te abandonará.\n\n    What do you think of today\'s meme? If you need fast, and efficient <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/translation-services/document-translations/\">translation of your own personal document</a>, a <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/industry/human-resources-translation-services/\">company handbook</a>, to <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/localization/website-localizations/\">complete website localization</a>, call our friendly staff at CIT today! <a href=\"tel:8887379009\">888.737.9009</a>','Who\'s Always There For You Meme Translated Into Spanish','Enjoy memes translated by CIT from English into various languages. We can translate your meme and more! Contact us or call 888.737.9009','Who\'s Always There For You Meme Translated Into Spanish'),(13145,13145,1,'Who\'s Always There For You Meme Translated Into Spanish','2022-09-09 01:57:30','2022-09-09 01:57:30','b5d4d574-1cab-4ba3-8de0-f3a70f6802d5','<h2>Riddle Me This. Who\'s Always There For You?</h2>\n    The meme is also in text format below for your convenience.\n\n    \n\n    <img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/translated-meme-english-to-spanish-laundry.gif\" alt=\"English Meme and Spanish Translation side-by-side.\" width=\"1200\" height=\"1080\" />\n    <h4>english</h4>\n    Sometimes you might feel like no one’s there for you, but you know who’s always there for you?\n    Laundry.\n    Laundry will always be there for you.\n    <h4>Spanish</h4>\n    A veces sientes que estás solo, pero ¿sabes quién siempre estará a tu lado?\n    La ropa para lavar.\n    La ropa para lavar nunca te abandonará.\n\n    What do you think of today\'s meme? If you need fast, and efficient <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/translation-services/document-translations/\">translation of your own personal document</a>, a <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/industry/human-resources-translation-services/\">company handbook</a>, to <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/localization/website-localizations/\">complete website localization</a>, call our friendly staff at CIT today! <a href=\"tel:8887379009\">888.737.9009</a>','Who\'s Always There For You Meme Translated Into Spanish','Enjoy memes translated by CIT from English into various languages. We can translate your meme and more! Contact us or call 888.737.9009','Who\'s Always There For You Meme Translated Into Spanish'),(13146,13146,1,'Translating Junior Sopranos\' Song Lyrics Core \'ngrato To English','2022-09-09 01:57:30','2022-09-09 01:57:30','70b85cc0-63a2-4c77-9d38-7b2c91fc35e9','<h2>Sopranos Ended in 2007 But It\'s Back in 2021</h2>\n    <p><a href=\"https://sopranos.fandom.com/wiki/\">The Sopranos</a> is a modern mafia story set in North Jersey that ran on HBO cable for a total of 86 episodes over six seasons from January 1999 through June 2007. It\'s experiencing a renaissance of new and old viewers thanks to the recent release of <a href=\"https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8110232/\">The Many Saint\'s of Newark</a> in September of 2021. Exposure doubled due to simultaneous release in both theaters and on HBO Max. </p><p>The show doesn\'t insult the audience. Its nuance sometimes requires viewers to chase it down the rabbit hole to interpret slang expressions. Then there are scenes such as the one where <a href=\"https://sopranos.fandom.com/wiki/Junior_Soprano\">Junior Soprano</a> passionately sings in Italian. The characters around him are visibly affected by his bel canto. It\'s poignant considering he\'s ordered seven killings throughout the series and prior.</p><p>If you\'re an audience member requiring a reliable source, you will enjoy what you learn here. We hope you\'ll please remember us later if you need anything translated to English.</p>\n    <h2>The Sopranos Season 3 Episode 13</h2>\n    <p>If you\'ve seen the Sopranos season three finale, you may have been curious to know what the somber romantic Italian ballad <a href=\"https://sopranos.fandom.com/wiki/Junior_Soprano\">Corrado (Junior) Soprano</a> (played by <a href=\"https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0156940/\">Dominic Chianese)</a> performed is all about.</p>\n    <p>The scene occurred at a wake in an Italian restaurant after the death of a young family member. Was the song about death? Why did the song leave some at the restaurant in tears? What was so meaningful about it? The answer is in the translation.</p>\n    <h2>Translating The Title Core ‘ngrato</h2>\n    <p style=\"text-align:center;\">Core = Heart  \'ngrato = Ungrateful</p><p style=\"text-align:left;\">There have been many misspellings.</p><p>Core\'ngrato, Core\' ngrato, Core \'Ngrato, Cor \'Ngrata, Core\'n Grato, Core \'n Grato, Core\'n Ungrato, Core\'N Grato, Core Ingrata, and Core Coure Ingrata. </p>\n    <h2>A Classic Neapolitan Song of Unrequited Love</h2>\n    <p>Core \'Ngrato is considered a great work dating back to 1911. This classic Neapolitan ballad was ironically not produced in Italy — It was composed in Brooklyn. The romanza\'s lyrics were written by Alessandro Sisca. Due to his politics, this work and others were published under his nome d\'arte Riccardo Cordiferro. Cordiferro translates to <em>heart of iron or Richard Iron Heart.</em>  The composition is by Salvatore Cardillo and was originally sung by the then famous<a href=\"http://brooklyndiscovery.com/2018/04/\"> Enrico Caruso</a>. Many great performers including Placido Domingo and Andrea Bocelli have honored it.</p>\n    <h3>\n        Alessandro Sisca							</h3>\n    <h3>\n        Lyricist						</h3>\n    Core \'ngrata is not autobiographical. Allesandro was not God fearing.\n    <h3>\n        Salvatore Cardillo							</h3>\n    <h3>\n        Composer						</h3>\n    Some assert Core \'ngrata was commissioned for Enrico Caruso.\n    <h3>\n        Enrico Caruso							</h3>\n    <h3>\n        Performer						</h3>\n    Enrico\'s popularity made Core \'ngrata and early vinyl hit to a world audience.\n    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2C6MhNMMv8\n    <h2>Did These Wiseguys Even Understand?</h2>\n    <p>As a viewer with an understanding of the words and meaning, the performance has an emotional impact. Watch the scene again above and consider that while you now understand the meaning of the lyrics, the characters crying in the scene don\'t speak Italian. They\'re just touched because it\'s an emotional song on an emotional day.</p>\n    <img width=\"564\" height=\"185\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/core-ngrato.jpg\" alt=\"Core \'ngrato\" />\n    <h5>Italian</h5>\n    \n    \n    <h5>English</h5>\n    <p style=\"text-align:center;\">Catarì, Catarì,<br />pecchè me dici<br />sti parole amare;<br />pecchè me parle<br />e \'o core me turmiente, Catarì?<br />Nun te scurdà<br />ca t\'aggio date \'o core,<br />Catarì, nun te scurdà!<br />Catarì, Catarì, che vene<br />a dicere stu parlà<br />ca me dà spaseme?<br />Tu nun\'nce pienze a stu dulore mio,<br />tu nun\'nce pienze,<br />tu nun te ne cure.<br />Core, core \'ngrato,<br />t\'aie pigliato \'a vita mia,<br />tutt\'è passato e<br />nun\'nce pienze cchiù!<br />Catarì, Catarì<br />tu nun o saie ca \'nfino int\' \'a na chiesa<br />io so\' trasuto e aggio priato a Dio,<br />Catarì<br />e ll\'aggio ditto pure a \'o cunfessore<br />I\' sto\' a suffrì pe chella lla\'!<br />Sto a suffrì, sto a suffrì<br />nun se po credere<br />sto\' a suffrì tutte li strazie<br />e \'o cunfessore ch\'e\' persona santa<br />m\'ha ditto: figlio mio, lassala sta\', lassala sta\'!</p>\n    Ungrateful heart\n    Catarina, Catarina,\n    why do say\n    such bitter words;\n    Why do you speak\n    and torment my heart, Catarina?\n    Do not forget\n    I gave you my heart,\n    Catarina do not forget!\n    Catarina, Catarina, what meaning\n    Do your words hold,\n    Words that leave me shuddering?\n    You do not think of the pain I feel,\n    You do not think,\n    You do not care.\n    Ungrateful, ungrateful heart\n    You have taken my life,\n    All has passed\n    And I am in your thoughts no more!\n    Catarina, Catarina\n    You do not know that I even went into a church\n    And prayed to God,\n    Catarina\n    I confessed to a priest\n    That I was suffering for you!\n    I was suffering, I was suffering\n    Suffering beyond words\n    I was suffering every punishment and pain\n    And the priest, a saintly man\n    Turned to me and said: my son, let her go, let her go!\n    <h2>TO ENGLISH<br />FROM ENGLISH</h2>\n    <p><strong>CIT translates to or from English.<br />No minimum order requirements. <br /></strong><strong>Open 24/7</strong></p>\n    <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote%20role=\">\n						Click here\n					</a>\n															<img width=\"632\" height=\"700\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/CIT-teammember-ready-to-perform-remote-interpreting-with-headset-and-tablet-for-video-remote-interpreting-service-1.png\" alt=\"\" />\n    <h2>Original Neapolitan Lyrics</h2>\n    <p>Perhaps this is more accurate as an interpretation.</p>\n    <img width=\"564\" height=\"185\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/core-ngrato.jpg\" alt=\"Core \'ngrato\" />\n    <h5>Italian</h5>\n    \n    \n    <h5>English</h5>\n    <p style=\"text-align:center;\">I<br />Catarì, Catarì,<br />Pecchè me dici sti parole amare?<br />Pecchè me parle e \'o core me turmiente,</p>\n    <p style=\"text-align:center;\">Catarì?...<br />Nun te scurdà ca t\'aggio date \'o core,</p>\n    <p style=\"text-align:center;\">Catarì!...<br />Nun te scurdà!...<br />Catarì, Catarì... che vene a dicere <br />Stu parlà ca me dà spaseme?...</p>\n    <p style=\"text-align:center;\">Tu nun\'nce pienze a stu dulore mio,<br />tu nun\'nce pienze, tu nun te ne cure...</p>\n    <p style=\"text-align:center;\">Core, core \'ngrato,<br />T\'aie pigliato \'a vita mia...<br />Tutt\'è passato e nun\'nce pienze cchiù!...</p>\n    <p style=\"text-align:center;\">II<br />Catarì, Catarì...<br />Tu nun \'o ssaie ca \'nfin \'int\'a na chiesa</p>\n    <p style=\"text-align:center;\">Io so\' trasuto e aggio priato a Dio...<br />Catarì...<br />E l\'aggio ditto pure a \'o cunfessore:<br />Io sto a suffrì...<br />Sto a suffrì, sto a suffrì, nun se po\' credere,</p>\n    <p style=\"text-align:center;\">Sto\' a suffrì tutte li strazie...<br />E\'\'o cunfessore, ch\'e\' persona santa,<br />M\'ha ditto: Figlio mio, l\'assala sta\', l<br />Lassala sta\'!<br />Core, core \'ngrato,<br />T\'aie pigliato \'a vita mia...<br />Tutt\'è passato e nun\'nce pienze cchiù!...</p>\n    I<br />Catarì, Catarì<br />Why do you tell me these bitter words?<br />Why do you talk to me [this way] and torment my heart?<br />Catarì...<br />Don\'t forget that I have given you my heart,<br />Catarì...<br />Don\'t forget!...<br />Catarì, Catarì...what do they mean,<br />These words that cause me spams of pain?<br />You don\'t think of my pain,<br />You don\'t think about it, you don\'t care about it.<br />Heart, ungrateful heart.<br />You\'ve taken my life...<br />It\'s over, and you don\'t think about it anymore...\n<p>II<br />Catarì, Catarì<br />You don\'t know that I ended up in a church<br />And prayed to God...<br />Catarì<br />I have also told the confessor priest:<br />I am suffering!<br />I am suffering, I am suffering, you can\'t imagine,<br />I am suffering all forms of torment...<br />And the priest, who is a holy person,<br />Told me: My son, let her go...<br />Let her go!<br />Heart, ungrateful heart.<br />You have taken my life...<br />It\'s over and you don\'t think about it anymore!\n    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J6RH4rJjwFc\n    </p><h6>sources</h6>\n    <p><a href=\"https://primo.lib.umn.edu/primo-explore/search?institution=TWINCITIES&amp;vid=TWINCITIES&amp;search_scope=default_scope&amp;indx=1&amp;dym=true&amp;highlight=true&amp;lang=en_US&amp;query=any,exact,62482751\">University of Minnesota, Twin Cities| Papers 1893-1968</a><br /><a href=\"https://www.jstor.org/stable/29776391\">Riccardo Cordiferro and The Origins of LaFollia</a><br /><a href=\"https://books.google.com/books?id=fu9FDAAAQBAJ&amp;pg=PA129&amp;lpg=PA129&amp;dq=is+core+ngrato+autobiographical&amp;source=bl&amp;ots=KUXGfAz-JZ&amp;sig=ACfU3U2e4mJZYjmFet13WoSOAeZFUQo0gg&amp;hl=en&amp;sa=X&amp;ved=2ahUKEwjn2MSPztTzAhWMoHIEHRocDn8Q6AF6BAgWEAM#v=onepage&amp;q=is%20core%20ngrato%20autobiographical&amp;f=false\">Neapolitan Postcards: The Canzone Napoletana as Transnational Subject</a></p>','Translating Junior Sopranos\' Song Lyrics Core \'ngrato To English','Translating Junior Sopranos\' Song Lyrics To English from season three\'s finale (episode 13) with original lyrics from Core \'ngrato','Translating Junior Soprano\'s Song Lyrics Core \'ngrato To English'),(13147,13147,1,'Translating Junior Sopranos\' Song Lyrics Core \'ngrato To English','2022-09-09 01:57:30','2022-09-09 01:57:30','9fdc31eb-6388-429e-8404-16946ba8ea1d','<h2>Sopranos Ended in 2007 But It\'s Back in 2021</h2>\n    <p><a href=\"https://sopranos.fandom.com/wiki/\">The Sopranos</a> is a modern mafia story set in North Jersey that ran on HBO cable for a total of 86 episodes over six seasons from January 1999 through June 2007. It\'s experiencing a renaissance of new and old viewers thanks to the recent release of <a href=\"https://www.imdb.com/title/tt8110232/\">The Many Saint\'s of Newark</a> in September of 2021. Exposure doubled due to simultaneous release in both theaters and on HBO Max. </p><p>The show doesn\'t insult the audience. Its nuance sometimes requires viewers to chase it down the rabbit hole to interpret slang expressions. Then there are scenes such as the one where <a href=\"https://sopranos.fandom.com/wiki/Junior_Soprano\">Junior Soprano</a> passionately sings in Italian. The characters around him are visibly affected by his bel canto. It\'s poignant considering he\'s ordered seven killings throughout the series and prior.</p><p>If you\'re an audience member requiring a reliable source, you will enjoy what you learn here. We hope you\'ll please remember us later if you need anything translated to English.</p>\n    <h2>The Sopranos Season 3 Episode 13</h2>\n    <p>If you\'ve seen the Sopranos season three finale, you may have been curious to know what the somber romantic Italian ballad <a href=\"https://sopranos.fandom.com/wiki/Junior_Soprano\">Corrado (Junior) Soprano</a> (played by <a href=\"https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0156940/\">Dominic Chianese)</a> performed is all about.</p>\n    <p>The scene occurred at a wake in an Italian restaurant after the death of a young family member. Was the song about death? Why did the song leave some at the restaurant in tears? What was so meaningful about it? The answer is in the translation.</p>\n    <h2>Translating The Title Core ‘ngrato</h2>\n    <p style=\"text-align:center;\">Core = Heart  \'ngrato = Ungrateful</p><p style=\"text-align:left;\">There have been many misspellings.</p><p>Core\'ngrato, Core\' ngrato, Core \'Ngrato, Cor \'Ngrata, Core\'n Grato, Core \'n Grato, Core\'n Ungrato, Core\'N Grato, Core Ingrata, and Core Coure Ingrata. </p>\n    <h2>A Classic Neapolitan Song of Unrequited Love</h2>\n    <p>Core \'Ngrato is considered a great work dating back to 1911. This classic Neapolitan ballad was ironically not produced in Italy — It was composed in Brooklyn. The romanza\'s lyrics were written by Alessandro Sisca. Due to his politics, this work and others were published under his nome d\'arte Riccardo Cordiferro. Cordiferro translates to <em>heart of iron or Richard Iron Heart.</em>  The composition is by Salvatore Cardillo and was originally sung by the then famous<a href=\"http://brooklyndiscovery.com/2018/04/\"> Enrico Caruso</a>. Many great performers including Placido Domingo and Andrea Bocelli have honored it.</p>\n    <h3>\n        Alessandro Sisca							</h3>\n    <h3>\n        Lyricist						</h3>\n    Core \'ngrata is not autobiographical. Allesandro was not God fearing.\n    <h3>\n        Salvatore Cardillo							</h3>\n    <h3>\n        Composer						</h3>\n    Some assert Core \'ngrata was commissioned for Enrico Caruso.\n    <h3>\n        Enrico Caruso							</h3>\n    <h3>\n        Performer						</h3>\n    Enrico\'s popularity made Core \'ngrata and early vinyl hit to a world audience.\n    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2C6MhNMMv8\n    <h2>Did These Wiseguys Even Understand?</h2>\n    <p>As a viewer with an understanding of the words and meaning, the performance has an emotional impact. Watch the scene again above and consider that while you now understand the meaning of the lyrics, the characters crying in the scene don\'t speak Italian. They\'re just touched because it\'s an emotional song on an emotional day.</p>\n    <img width=\"564\" height=\"185\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/core-ngrato.jpg\" alt=\"Core \'ngrato\" />\n    <h5>Italian</h5>\n    \n    \n    <h5>English</h5>\n    <p style=\"text-align:center;\">Catarì, Catarì,<br />pecchè me dici<br />sti parole amare;<br />pecchè me parle<br />e \'o core me turmiente, Catarì?<br />Nun te scurdà<br />ca t\'aggio date \'o core,<br />Catarì, nun te scurdà!<br />Catarì, Catarì, che vene<br />a dicere stu parlà<br />ca me dà spaseme?<br />Tu nun\'nce pienze a stu dulore mio,<br />tu nun\'nce pienze,<br />tu nun te ne cure.<br />Core, core \'ngrato,<br />t\'aie pigliato \'a vita mia,<br />tutt\'è passato e<br />nun\'nce pienze cchiù!<br />Catarì, Catarì<br />tu nun o saie ca \'nfino int\' \'a na chiesa<br />io so\' trasuto e aggio priato a Dio,<br />Catarì<br />e ll\'aggio ditto pure a \'o cunfessore<br />I\' sto\' a suffrì pe chella lla\'!<br />Sto a suffrì, sto a suffrì<br />nun se po credere<br />sto\' a suffrì tutte li strazie<br />e \'o cunfessore ch\'e\' persona santa<br />m\'ha ditto: figlio mio, lassala sta\', lassala sta\'!</p>\n    Ungrateful heart\n    Catarina, Catarina,\n    why do say\n    such bitter words;\n    Why do you speak\n    and torment my heart, Catarina?\n    Do not forget\n    I gave you my heart,\n    Catarina do not forget!\n    Catarina, Catarina, what meaning\n    Do your words hold,\n    Words that leave me shuddering?\n    You do not think of the pain I feel,\n    You do not think,\n    You do not care.\n    Ungrateful, ungrateful heart\n    You have taken my life,\n    All has passed\n    And I am in your thoughts no more!\n    Catarina, Catarina\n    You do not know that I even went into a church\n    And prayed to God,\n    Catarina\n    I confessed to a priest\n    That I was suffering for you!\n    I was suffering, I was suffering\n    Suffering beyond words\n    I was suffering every punishment and pain\n    And the priest, a saintly man\n    Turned to me and said: my son, let her go, let her go!\n    <h2>TO ENGLISH<br />FROM ENGLISH</h2>\n    <p><strong>CIT translates to or from English.<br />No minimum order requirements. <br /></strong><strong>Open 24/7</strong></p>\n    <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote%20role=\">\n						Click here\n					</a>\n															<img width=\"632\" height=\"700\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/CIT-teammember-ready-to-perform-remote-interpreting-with-headset-and-tablet-for-video-remote-interpreting-service-1.png\" alt=\"\" />\n    <h2>Original Neapolitan Lyrics</h2>\n    <p>Perhaps this is more accurate as an interpretation.</p>\n    <img width=\"564\" height=\"185\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/core-ngrato.jpg\" alt=\"Core \'ngrato\" />\n    <h5>Italian</h5>\n    \n    \n    <h5>English</h5>\n    <p style=\"text-align:center;\">I<br />Catarì, Catarì,<br />Pecchè me dici sti parole amare?<br />Pecchè me parle e \'o core me turmiente,</p>\n    <p style=\"text-align:center;\">Catarì?...<br />Nun te scurdà ca t\'aggio date \'o core,</p>\n    <p style=\"text-align:center;\">Catarì!...<br />Nun te scurdà!...<br />Catarì, Catarì... che vene a dicere <br />Stu parlà ca me dà spaseme?...</p>\n    <p style=\"text-align:center;\">Tu nun\'nce pienze a stu dulore mio,<br />tu nun\'nce pienze, tu nun te ne cure...</p>\n    <p style=\"text-align:center;\">Core, core \'ngrato,<br />T\'aie pigliato \'a vita mia...<br />Tutt\'è passato e nun\'nce pienze cchiù!...</p>\n    <p style=\"text-align:center;\">II<br />Catarì, Catarì...<br />Tu nun \'o ssaie ca \'nfin \'int\'a na chiesa</p>\n    <p style=\"text-align:center;\">Io so\' trasuto e aggio priato a Dio...<br />Catarì...<br />E l\'aggio ditto pure a \'o cunfessore:<br />Io sto a suffrì...<br />Sto a suffrì, sto a suffrì, nun se po\' credere,</p>\n    <p style=\"text-align:center;\">Sto\' a suffrì tutte li strazie...<br />E\'\'o cunfessore, ch\'e\' persona santa,<br />M\'ha ditto: Figlio mio, l\'assala sta\', l<br />Lassala sta\'!<br />Core, core \'ngrato,<br />T\'aie pigliato \'a vita mia...<br />Tutt\'è passato e nun\'nce pienze cchiù!...</p>\n    I<br />Catarì, Catarì<br />Why do you tell me these bitter words?<br />Why do you talk to me [this way] and torment my heart?<br />Catarì...<br />Don\'t forget that I have given you my heart,<br />Catarì...<br />Don\'t forget!...<br />Catarì, Catarì...what do they mean,<br />These words that cause me spams of pain?<br />You don\'t think of my pain,<br />You don\'t think about it, you don\'t care about it.<br />Heart, ungrateful heart.<br />You\'ve taken my life...<br />It\'s over, and you don\'t think about it anymore...\n<p>II<br />Catarì, Catarì<br />You don\'t know that I ended up in a church<br />And prayed to God...<br />Catarì<br />I have also told the confessor priest:<br />I am suffering!<br />I am suffering, I am suffering, you can\'t imagine,<br />I am suffering all forms of torment...<br />And the priest, who is a holy person,<br />Told me: My son, let her go...<br />Let her go!<br />Heart, ungrateful heart.<br />You have taken my life...<br />It\'s over and you don\'t think about it anymore!\n    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J6RH4rJjwFc\n    </p><h6>sources</h6>\n    <p><a href=\"https://primo.lib.umn.edu/primo-explore/search?institution=TWINCITIES&amp;vid=TWINCITIES&amp;search_scope=default_scope&amp;indx=1&amp;dym=true&amp;highlight=true&amp;lang=en_US&amp;query=any,exact,62482751\">University of Minnesota, Twin Cities| Papers 1893-1968</a><br /><a href=\"https://www.jstor.org/stable/29776391\">Riccardo Cordiferro and The Origins of LaFollia</a><br /><a href=\"https://books.google.com/books?id=fu9FDAAAQBAJ&amp;pg=PA129&amp;lpg=PA129&amp;dq=is+core+ngrato+autobiographical&amp;source=bl&amp;ots=KUXGfAz-JZ&amp;sig=ACfU3U2e4mJZYjmFet13WoSOAeZFUQo0gg&amp;hl=en&amp;sa=X&amp;ved=2ahUKEwjn2MSPztTzAhWMoHIEHRocDn8Q6AF6BAgWEAM#v=onepage&amp;q=is%20core%20ngrato%20autobiographical&amp;f=false\">Neapolitan Postcards: The Canzone Napoletana as Transnational Subject</a></p>','Translating Junior Sopranos\' Song Lyrics Core \'ngrato To English','Translating Junior Sopranos\' Song Lyrics To English from season three\'s finale (episode 13) with original lyrics from Core \'ngrato','Translating Junior Soprano\'s Song Lyrics Core \'ngrato To English'),(13148,13148,1,'Why Marvel\'s Echo In Hawkeye Is Authentic','2022-09-09 01:57:30','2022-09-09 01:57:30','126c064d-8111-4194-8b5b-1471fb6b74a5','<h2>Marvel\'s True to Life Echo</h2>\n    <p>Marvel has always been a progressive storyteller. Their Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) Hawkeye series has made their efforts more authentic by placing Deaf actress Alaqua Cox in the role of Echo.</p>\n    <h2>Who is Echo?</h2>\n    <p><a href=\"https://www.marvel.com/characters/echo-maya-lopez\">Echo</a> made her first appearance in <a href=\"https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Daredevil_Vol_1_9\">Daredevil #9</a> as one of Matt Murdock\'s love interests. Her proper name is Maya Lopez. Echo is the creation of Joe Quesada and David Mack. What makes Echo super? Similar to Task Master, Maya\'s superhero ability is mimicry. </p><p>The MCU takes a lot of liberties with the traditional print canon.  In her original comic book representation, Maya\'s origin is the daughter of Willie Lincoln and part of the Cheyenne Nation. She becomes an understudy of Kingpin and one of his enforcers.</p><p>Echo\'s MCU backstory seems to diverge from canon in Hawkeye. The flashbacks of her youth don\'t indicate an upbringing by Kingpin. This means we shouldn\'t expect any association with Daredevil either.</p>\n    <h2>Who Is Alaqua Cox?</h2>\n    <p>Alaqua Cox is a Deaf actress who communicates in <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/interpreting-services/american-sign-language-interpreting/\">American Sign Language</a> (ASL). Her presence in the show provides an important opportunity to showcase ASL and the Deaf community. Echo is a complex character with a rich backstory, and Alaqua\'s portrayal is sure to be authentic and resonant.</p><p>The importance of Echo as a Deaf character is amplified by the fact that Alaqua Cox, Echo\'s actress, also uses ASL to communicate. Echo has an emotional backstory and it will be important for viewers to see her story reflected authentically and accurately through Alaqua.</p><p>Alaqua is not only Echo on Marvel’s Echo in Hawkeye, she is also an accomplished actress. Alaqua has starred in the films A Girl Like Her and The Deaf Family. In addition to her work as an actor, Alaqua also advocates for the Deaf community.</p><p>In Echo, Marvel has created a complex and compelling character that will be brought to life by an actress who is herself Deaf and communicates in ASL. This is a groundbreaking opportunity to showcase the beauty and power of the Deaf community.</p>\n    <h2>Will Alaqua Cox Be Replaced in Echo?</h2>\n    <p>Disney+ has announced Echo will get her own series. A casting call for a younger Echo shouldn\'t leave anyone to hope her backstory will include Wilson Fisk or any of the Marvel Knights storyline.</p><p>For now, we have an older Echo in Hawkeye with Alaqua Cox. She too scored the role in response to Disney\'s casting search requesting a female actress Native American or Latinx, Deaf. </p><p>Now that Alaqua has portrayed Echo in Hawkeye, the question is will Disney/Marvel recast her role for their intended spinoff?</p><p>Her presence in the show is sure to inspire others to learn more about American Sign Language and the Deaf community. Alaqua Cox\'s Echo will be a role model for all viewers until a fresh new Echo is released on Disney+.</p><p>A casting call for a younger actress from age of 15 to 18 may mean Alaqua\'s role as an older Echo is short-lived. Just like Alaqua, Disney is requiring those who answer this next casting call to be fluent in ASL. </p><p>The requirement for a younger actress is an apparent clue the Echo series will be an origin story. Regardless of where Marvel takes the Echo character in the upcoming series, Alaqua Cox\'s Echo is a role model for all viewers, and her presence in the show is sure to inspire others to learn more about American Sign Language and the Deaf community.</p>\n    <h3>Alaqua Cox Trivia</h3>\n    Is Alaqua Cox an amptutee?\n    <p>Alaqua Cox is both Deaf &amp; amputee. </p>\n    Is Echo a good or evil character?\n    <p>Echo is a chaotic neutral character who leans more towards good than neutral as an anti-hero. </p>\n    Is Alaqua Cox the first Deaf actress in the MCU?\n    <p>Lauren Ridloff is the MCU\'s first deaf actress. She portrayed Makkari in the MCU\'s Eternals released in November 2021.</p>','Why Marvel\'s Echo In Hawkeye Is Authentic','Here is why Marvel\'s Echo In Hawkeye on Disney + Is Authentic. Learn more about actress Alaqua Cox.','Marvel Echo Hawkeye'),(13149,13149,1,'Why Marvel\'s Echo In Hawkeye Is Authentic','2022-09-09 01:57:30','2022-09-09 01:57:30','ba3176ef-7096-4d01-bc6f-f8e7b074ec9b','<h2>Marvel\'s True to Life Echo</h2>\n    <p>Marvel has always been a progressive storyteller. Their Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) Hawkeye series has made their efforts more authentic by placing Deaf actress Alaqua Cox in the role of Echo.</p>\n    <h2>Who is Echo?</h2>\n    <p><a href=\"https://www.marvel.com/characters/echo-maya-lopez\">Echo</a> made her first appearance in <a href=\"https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Daredevil_Vol_1_9\">Daredevil #9</a> as one of Matt Murdock\'s love interests. Her proper name is Maya Lopez. Echo is the creation of Joe Quesada and David Mack. What makes Echo super? Similar to Task Master, Maya\'s superhero ability is mimicry. </p><p>The MCU takes a lot of liberties with the traditional print canon.  In her original comic book representation, Maya\'s origin is the daughter of Willie Lincoln and part of the Cheyenne Nation. She becomes an understudy of Kingpin and one of his enforcers.</p><p>Echo\'s MCU backstory seems to diverge from canon in Hawkeye. The flashbacks of her youth don\'t indicate an upbringing by Kingpin. This means we shouldn\'t expect any association with Daredevil either.</p>\n    <h2>Who Is Alaqua Cox?</h2>\n    <p>Alaqua Cox is a Deaf actress who communicates in <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/interpreting-services/american-sign-language-interpreting/\">American Sign Language</a> (ASL). Her presence in the show provides an important opportunity to showcase ASL and the Deaf community. Echo is a complex character with a rich backstory, and Alaqua\'s portrayal is sure to be authentic and resonant.</p><p>The importance of Echo as a Deaf character is amplified by the fact that Alaqua Cox, Echo\'s actress, also uses ASL to communicate. Echo has an emotional backstory and it will be important for viewers to see her story reflected authentically and accurately through Alaqua.</p><p>Alaqua is not only Echo on Marvel’s Echo in Hawkeye, she is also an accomplished actress. Alaqua has starred in the films A Girl Like Her and The Deaf Family. In addition to her work as an actor, Alaqua also advocates for the Deaf community.</p><p>In Echo, Marvel has created a complex and compelling character that will be brought to life by an actress who is herself Deaf and communicates in ASL. This is a groundbreaking opportunity to showcase the beauty and power of the Deaf community.</p>\n    <h2>Will Alaqua Cox Be Replaced in Echo?</h2>\n    <p>Disney+ has announced Echo will get her own series. A casting call for a younger Echo shouldn\'t leave anyone to hope her backstory will include Wilson Fisk or any of the Marvel Knights storyline.</p><p>For now, we have an older Echo in Hawkeye with Alaqua Cox. She too scored the role in response to Disney\'s casting search requesting a female actress Native American or Latinx, Deaf. </p><p>Now that Alaqua has portrayed Echo in Hawkeye, the question is will Disney/Marvel recast her role for their intended spinoff?</p><p>Her presence in the show is sure to inspire others to learn more about American Sign Language and the Deaf community. Alaqua Cox\'s Echo will be a role model for all viewers until a fresh new Echo is released on Disney+.</p><p>A casting call for a younger actress from age of 15 to 18 may mean Alaqua\'s role as an older Echo is short-lived. Just like Alaqua, Disney is requiring those who answer this next casting call to be fluent in ASL. </p><p>The requirement for a younger actress is an apparent clue the Echo series will be an origin story. Regardless of where Marvel takes the Echo character in the upcoming series, Alaqua Cox\'s Echo is a role model for all viewers, and her presence in the show is sure to inspire others to learn more about American Sign Language and the Deaf community.</p>\n    <h3>Alaqua Cox Trivia</h3>\n    Is Alaqua Cox an amptutee?\n    <p>Alaqua Cox is both Deaf &amp; amputee. </p>\n    Is Echo a good or evil character?\n    <p>Echo is a chaotic neutral character who leans more towards good than neutral as an anti-hero. </p>\n    Is Alaqua Cox the first Deaf actress in the MCU?\n    <p>Lauren Ridloff is the MCU\'s first deaf actress. She portrayed Makkari in the MCU\'s Eternals released in November 2021.</p>','Why Marvel\'s Echo In Hawkeye Is Authentic','Here is why Marvel\'s Echo In Hawkeye on Disney + Is Authentic. Learn more about actress Alaqua Cox.','Marvel Echo Hawkeye'),(13150,13150,1,'Los Angeles Mayor Garcetti Honors International Migrants Day','2022-09-09 01:57:30','2022-09-09 01:57:30','4c38fca8-b9e8-4b4e-a595-cdd3f04b1d32','<h2>California Honors International Migrants Day</h2>\n    <p>The Mayor of Los Angeles, Eric Garcetti, proclaimed December 18th as International Migrants Day in Los Angeles. The proclamation states that <em>\"Los Angeles is proud to be a city of immigrants and recognizes the significant contributions international migrants make to our economy, culture, and society\"</em>. It also highlights the efforts of international migrants to establish a better life for their families and communities.</p>\n    <h3>What and When is International Migrants Day</h3>\n    <p>International Migrants Day is celebrated on December 18, as a way to honor the contributions of migrants and to highlight the positive role that migration plays in society. They might move for economic reasons, education, disaster, or family reasons.</p><p>Migrants often face discrimination and challenges because of where they come from, how much money they have, what language they speak, and how well they\'re able to blend into the new culture. Some countries that celebrate International Migrants Day include Russia (since 2003), Belize (2005), Libya (2006), Honduras (2007), Malaysia (2008) and now California!</p>\n    <h3>Why Do We Observe International Migrants Day?</h3>\n    <p>The purpose of International Migrants Day is to raise awareness of what migrants experience during migration with the hope people will make a positive impact on the welfare of our fellow human beings in their challenge to immigrate peacefully. </p>\n    <h3>Who Instituted International Migrants Day and When Did It Begin? </h3>\n    <p>In December of 1997, migrant organizations throughout Asia and the Philippines celebrated a previously adopted <a href=\"https://www.un.org/en/observances/migrants-day\">1990 UN International Convention to protect migrants</a>. Now, International Migrants Day globally commemorates the adoption of the International Convention on the Protection of Migrants.</p>\n    <h3>When Did California First Observe International Migrants Day?</h3>\n    <p>In <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/united-states/california/\">California</a>, the first official recognition of International Migrants Day took place in 2017. </p><p>This day was first celebrated in 2001 as an effort spearheaded by international labor unions, church groups, immigrant rights organizations, and other migrant advocacy groups who were concerned about increased racism against immigrants after the September 11th terrorist attack. It was originally intended as an educational tool but has since grown into a global celebration of cultural diversity.</p>https://youtu.be/tHIUR64O35Q\n    <h2>What is Mayor Garcetti\'s Executive Directive 32?</h2>\n    <p>Executive Directive 32 is Mayor Garcetti\'s answer to International Migrant\'s Day\'s call to action on a local level in Los Angeles. <em> “This new directive will help to ensure that all Angelenos have equal access to what our City has to offer — for example, providing non-English speaking immigrant business owners and parents with the ability to apply for grants from the City and enroll their children in one of our many youth programs.”</em></p><p>Executive Directive 32 is a promise from the city of Los Angeles to strengthen language access to as many foreign language speakers as possible. In fact, the city has issued their press release in the following languages (and CIT provides translation services to them all!):</p><p><a href=\"https://lamayor.org/sites/g/files/wph1781/files/article/files/FINAL%20Press%20Release%20-%20Armenian.pdf\">Armenian</a> (<a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/armenian-translator-interpreter/\">CIT</a>)<br /><a href=\"https://lamayor.org/sites/g/files/wph1781/files/article/files/FINAL%20Press%20Release%20-%20Farsi.pdf\">Farsi </a>(<a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/farsi/\">CIT</a>)<br /><a href=\"https://lamayor.org/sites/g/files/wph1781/files/article/files/FINAL%20Press%20Release_Hindi.pdf\">Hindi</a> (<a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/hindi/\">CIT</a>)<br /><a href=\"https://lamayor.org/sites/g/files/wph1781/files/article/files/FINAL%20Press%20Release%20-%20Japanese.pdf\">Japanese</a> (<a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/japan/\">CIT</a>)<br /><a href=\"https://lamayor.org/sites/g/files/wph1781/files/article/files/FINAL%20Press%20Release-%20%20Khmer.pdf\">Khmer</a> (<a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/khmer-cambodian/\">CIT</a>)<br /><a href=\"https://lamayor.org/sites/g/files/wph1781/files/article/files/FINAL%20Press%20Release%20Korean.pdf\">Korean</a> (<a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/korean/\">CIT</a>)<br /><a href=\"https://lamayor.org/sites/g/files/wph1781/files/article/files/FINAL%20Russian%20Press%20Release.pdf\">Russian</a> (<a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/russian-translators%20/\">CIT</a>)<br /><a href=\"https://lamayor.org/sites/g/files/wph1781/files/article/files/Final%20Spanish%20Press%20Release.pdf\">Spanish</a> (<a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/spanish-language-translation-services/\">CIT</a>)<br /><a href=\"https://lamayor.org/sites/g/files/wph1781/files/article/files/FINAL%20%20Press%20Release%20-%20Tagalog.pdf\">Tagalog</a> (<a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/tagalog/\">CIT</a>)<br /><a href=\"https://lamayor.org/sites/g/files/wph1781/files/article/files/FINAL%20%20Press%20Release-Thai.pdf\">Thai</a> (<a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/thai/\">CIT</a>)<br /><a href=\"https://lamayor.org/sites/g/files/wph1781/files/article/files/FINAL%20Press%20Release_Traditional%20Chinese.pdf\">Traditional Chinese</a> (<a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/china/simplified-and-traditional-chinese-translations%20/\">CIT</a>)<br /><a href=\"https://lamayor.org/sites/g/files/wph1781/files/article/files/FINAL%20Press%20Release_Simplified%20Chinese.pdf\">Simplified Chinese</a> (<a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/china/simplified-and-traditional-chinese-translations%20/\">CIT</a>)<br /><a href=\"https://lamayor.org/sites/g/files/wph1781/files/article/files/FINAL%20Vietnamese%20-%20Press%20Release.pdf\">Vietnamese</a> (<a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/vietnamese/\">CIT</a>)</p>\n    <h2>International Migration During COVID.</h2>\n    <p>In 2020 an estimated 281 people were international migrants which was up 30% from 2019 where 173 million people migrated internationally. <a href=\"https://www.un.org/en/desa/international-migration-2020-highlights\">The report</a> revealed that two-thirds of all international migrants come from only 20 countries around the world — these include China, India, Mexico, Bangladesh, and Nigeria. </p><p>While these numbers may seem large, they are only a fraction of the world\'s population. The international migrants make significant contributions to our economy, culture, and society and we must continue to celebrate their accomplishments. Happy International Migrants Day!</p>\n    <h2>Immigration Impact on California</h2>\n    <p>Immigrants living in California make up a quarter (25%) of all immigrants nationwide. They also account for 8% percent or 1 out 7 residents who are foreign-born. The state\'s population has increased by almost half since 2010.</p>\n    <h2>Do Californian\'s Approve of Migrants?</h2>\n    <p>Immigrants are a benefit to the state of California because they contribute so much, with 78% believing it\'s positive. A whopping 87 percent think there should be ways for illegal immigrants to remain in this country.</p><p>As a result, Californians also want local governments to make their own policies on how best to handle migrants — separate from Washington D.C.. Sixty-one percent favor requiring <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/translation-services/birth-certificate-translation/\">translated birth certificates</a> or other documents proving eligibility before allowing someone without documentation to become permanent residents while another three quarters (74%) support driver’s licenses being issued only when applicants provide proof that qualifies them legally under federal law.</p>\n    <h2>CONSISTENCY\n        CORRECTNESS</h2>\n    <p>You deserve the best. <br />Request help now.</p>\n    <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote%20role=\">\n						Click here\n					</a>\n															<img width=\"743\" height=\"900\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/CIT-Intepreting-Translations-Leader-1-1.png\" alt=\"\" />\n    <h2>Immigrants in California are typically bilingual</h2>\n    <p>The state has the largest population of any American region with Hispanics making up nearly 40 percent, followed by Asian-Americans at 3%. In addition, there’s an increasing number who speak another language other than English or Spanish — 1 out 5 people reporting they can talk only *<a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/spanish-language-translation-services/\">Spanish</a>* (or weakly speakers) who require some interpreting and often need <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/spanish-language-translation-services/\">Spanish documents translated</a>.</p>\n    <h2>International Migrants Day 2022</h2>\n    <p>To gauge International Migrants Day 2022 you only need to look to how The General Assembly has recently begun to adopt policies that will facilitate safe, orderly and regular migration. In the last year alone, 54% of 111 governments responded with such measures in place for their citizens\' well-being around this topic.</p><p>The New York Declaration on Refugees and Migrants (signed by over 55 countries) along with other recent agreements show how serious Global leaders are about addressing international issues relating to refugees or asylum seekers seeking haven from violence abroad. </p><p>The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development sets out targets around sustainable development including improved accessibilities including healthcare services which is exactly why we\'re seeing increased investment into primary care physician shortages worldwide.</p>\n    <h3>International Migrants Day FAQs</h3>\n    What year was International Migrants Day first observed in California?\n    <p>The first official recognition of International Migrants Day took place in 2017 in California.</p>\n    What is International Migrants Day theme for 2021\n    <p>Harnessing the potential of human mobility.</p>\n    What state has the most immigrants?\n    <p>The percentage of foreign born people in California is 27%, more than double that of other states. </p>\n    Do Californian\'s approve of migrants?\n    <p>Immigrants are a benefit to the state of California because they contribute so much, with 78% believing it\'s positive. A whopping 87 percent think there should be ways for illegal immigrants in this country and also want local governments making their own policies on how best handle these folks - separate from Washington D C . Sixty One per cent favor requiring birth certificates or other documents proving eligibility before allowing someone without documentation become permanent residents while another three quarters (74%) support driver’s licenses being issued only when applicants provide proof that qualify them legally under federal law.</p>\n    <h2>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations\' Part In Migration</h2>\n    <p>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations (CIT) is owned and operated by immigrants. While our mission statement pledges assistance to clients in overcoming language barriers, our staff has experienced the journey of migration or has family that has met the challenge. We are honored to serve those in need of interpreting and translation services.</p>','Los Angeles Mayor Garcetti Honors International Migrants Day','As 281 Million People Migrate During COVID-19 Los Angeles Mayor Garcetti Honors International Migrants Day','International Migrants Day'),(13151,13151,1,'Los Angeles Mayor Garcetti Honors International Migrants Day','2022-09-09 01:57:30','2022-09-09 01:57:30','9b61c459-3c63-4936-b788-4da910656f77','<h2>California Honors International Migrants Day</h2>\n    <p>The Mayor of Los Angeles, Eric Garcetti, proclaimed December 18th as International Migrants Day in Los Angeles. The proclamation states that <em>\"Los Angeles is proud to be a city of immigrants and recognizes the significant contributions international migrants make to our economy, culture, and society\"</em>. It also highlights the efforts of international migrants to establish a better life for their families and communities.</p>\n    <h3>What and When is International Migrants Day</h3>\n    <p>International Migrants Day is celebrated on December 18, as a way to honor the contributions of migrants and to highlight the positive role that migration plays in society. They might move for economic reasons, education, disaster, or family reasons.</p><p>Migrants often face discrimination and challenges because of where they come from, how much money they have, what language they speak, and how well they\'re able to blend into the new culture. Some countries that celebrate International Migrants Day include Russia (since 2003), Belize (2005), Libya (2006), Honduras (2007), Malaysia (2008) and now California!</p>\n    <h3>Why Do We Observe International Migrants Day?</h3>\n    <p>The purpose of International Migrants Day is to raise awareness of what migrants experience during migration with the hope people will make a positive impact on the welfare of our fellow human beings in their challenge to immigrate peacefully. </p>\n    <h3>Who Instituted International Migrants Day and When Did It Begin? </h3>\n    <p>In December of 1997, migrant organizations throughout Asia and the Philippines celebrated a previously adopted <a href=\"https://www.un.org/en/observances/migrants-day\">1990 UN International Convention to protect migrants</a>. Now, International Migrants Day globally commemorates the adoption of the International Convention on the Protection of Migrants.</p>\n    <h3>When Did California First Observe International Migrants Day?</h3>\n    <p>In <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/united-states/california/\">California</a>, the first official recognition of International Migrants Day took place in 2017. </p><p>This day was first celebrated in 2001 as an effort spearheaded by international labor unions, church groups, immigrant rights organizations, and other migrant advocacy groups who were concerned about increased racism against immigrants after the September 11th terrorist attack. It was originally intended as an educational tool but has since grown into a global celebration of cultural diversity.</p>https://youtu.be/tHIUR64O35Q\n    <h2>What is Mayor Garcetti\'s Executive Directive 32?</h2>\n    <p>Executive Directive 32 is Mayor Garcetti\'s answer to International Migrant\'s Day\'s call to action on a local level in Los Angeles. <em> “This new directive will help to ensure that all Angelenos have equal access to what our City has to offer — for example, providing non-English speaking immigrant business owners and parents with the ability to apply for grants from the City and enroll their children in one of our many youth programs.”</em></p><p>Executive Directive 32 is a promise from the city of Los Angeles to strengthen language access to as many foreign language speakers as possible. In fact, the city has issued their press release in the following languages (and CIT provides translation services to them all!):</p><p><a href=\"https://lamayor.org/sites/g/files/wph1781/files/article/files/FINAL%20Press%20Release%20-%20Armenian.pdf\">Armenian</a> (<a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/armenian-translator-interpreter/\">CIT</a>)<br /><a href=\"https://lamayor.org/sites/g/files/wph1781/files/article/files/FINAL%20Press%20Release%20-%20Farsi.pdf\">Farsi </a>(<a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/farsi/\">CIT</a>)<br /><a href=\"https://lamayor.org/sites/g/files/wph1781/files/article/files/FINAL%20Press%20Release_Hindi.pdf\">Hindi</a> (<a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/hindi/\">CIT</a>)<br /><a href=\"https://lamayor.org/sites/g/files/wph1781/files/article/files/FINAL%20Press%20Release%20-%20Japanese.pdf\">Japanese</a> (<a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/japan/\">CIT</a>)<br /><a href=\"https://lamayor.org/sites/g/files/wph1781/files/article/files/FINAL%20Press%20Release-%20%20Khmer.pdf\">Khmer</a> (<a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/khmer-cambodian/\">CIT</a>)<br /><a href=\"https://lamayor.org/sites/g/files/wph1781/files/article/files/FINAL%20Press%20Release%20Korean.pdf\">Korean</a> (<a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/korean/\">CIT</a>)<br /><a href=\"https://lamayor.org/sites/g/files/wph1781/files/article/files/FINAL%20Russian%20Press%20Release.pdf\">Russian</a> (<a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/russian-translators%20/\">CIT</a>)<br /><a href=\"https://lamayor.org/sites/g/files/wph1781/files/article/files/Final%20Spanish%20Press%20Release.pdf\">Spanish</a> (<a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/spanish-language-translation-services/\">CIT</a>)<br /><a href=\"https://lamayor.org/sites/g/files/wph1781/files/article/files/FINAL%20%20Press%20Release%20-%20Tagalog.pdf\">Tagalog</a> (<a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/tagalog/\">CIT</a>)<br /><a href=\"https://lamayor.org/sites/g/files/wph1781/files/article/files/FINAL%20%20Press%20Release-Thai.pdf\">Thai</a> (<a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/thai/\">CIT</a>)<br /><a href=\"https://lamayor.org/sites/g/files/wph1781/files/article/files/FINAL%20Press%20Release_Traditional%20Chinese.pdf\">Traditional Chinese</a> (<a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/china/simplified-and-traditional-chinese-translations%20/\">CIT</a>)<br /><a href=\"https://lamayor.org/sites/g/files/wph1781/files/article/files/FINAL%20Press%20Release_Simplified%20Chinese.pdf\">Simplified Chinese</a> (<a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/china/simplified-and-traditional-chinese-translations%20/\">CIT</a>)<br /><a href=\"https://lamayor.org/sites/g/files/wph1781/files/article/files/FINAL%20Vietnamese%20-%20Press%20Release.pdf\">Vietnamese</a> (<a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/vietnamese/\">CIT</a>)</p>\n    <h2>International Migration During COVID.</h2>\n    <p>In 2020 an estimated 281 people were international migrants which was up 30% from 2019 where 173 million people migrated internationally. <a href=\"https://www.un.org/en/desa/international-migration-2020-highlights\">The report</a> revealed that two-thirds of all international migrants come from only 20 countries around the world — these include China, India, Mexico, Bangladesh, and Nigeria. </p><p>While these numbers may seem large, they are only a fraction of the world\'s population. The international migrants make significant contributions to our economy, culture, and society and we must continue to celebrate their accomplishments. Happy International Migrants Day!</p>\n    <h2>Immigration Impact on California</h2>\n    <p>Immigrants living in California make up a quarter (25%) of all immigrants nationwide. They also account for 8% percent or 1 out 7 residents who are foreign-born. The state\'s population has increased by almost half since 2010.</p>\n    <h2>Do Californian\'s Approve of Migrants?</h2>\n    <p>Immigrants are a benefit to the state of California because they contribute so much, with 78% believing it\'s positive. A whopping 87 percent think there should be ways for illegal immigrants to remain in this country.</p><p>As a result, Californians also want local governments to make their own policies on how best to handle migrants — separate from Washington D.C.. Sixty-one percent favor requiring <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/translation-services/birth-certificate-translation/\">translated birth certificates</a> or other documents proving eligibility before allowing someone without documentation to become permanent residents while another three quarters (74%) support driver’s licenses being issued only when applicants provide proof that qualifies them legally under federal law.</p>\n    <h2>CONSISTENCY\n        CORRECTNESS</h2>\n    <p>You deserve the best. <br />Request help now.</p>\n    <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote%20role=\">\n						Click here\n					</a>\n															<img width=\"743\" height=\"900\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/CIT-Intepreting-Translations-Leader-1-1.png\" alt=\"\" />\n    <h2>Immigrants in California are typically bilingual</h2>\n    <p>The state has the largest population of any American region with Hispanics making up nearly 40 percent, followed by Asian-Americans at 3%. In addition, there’s an increasing number who speak another language other than English or Spanish — 1 out 5 people reporting they can talk only *<a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/spanish-language-translation-services/\">Spanish</a>* (or weakly speakers) who require some interpreting and often need <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/spanish-language-translation-services/\">Spanish documents translated</a>.</p>\n    <h2>International Migrants Day 2022</h2>\n    <p>To gauge International Migrants Day 2022 you only need to look to how The General Assembly has recently begun to adopt policies that will facilitate safe, orderly and regular migration. In the last year alone, 54% of 111 governments responded with such measures in place for their citizens\' well-being around this topic.</p><p>The New York Declaration on Refugees and Migrants (signed by over 55 countries) along with other recent agreements show how serious Global leaders are about addressing international issues relating to refugees or asylum seekers seeking haven from violence abroad. </p><p>The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development sets out targets around sustainable development including improved accessibilities including healthcare services which is exactly why we\'re seeing increased investment into primary care physician shortages worldwide.</p>\n    <h3>International Migrants Day FAQs</h3>\n    What year was International Migrants Day first observed in California?\n    <p>The first official recognition of International Migrants Day took place in 2017 in California.</p>\n    What is International Migrants Day theme for 2021\n    <p>Harnessing the potential of human mobility.</p>\n    What state has the most immigrants?\n    <p>The percentage of foreign born people in California is 27%, more than double that of other states. </p>\n    Do Californian\'s approve of migrants?\n    <p>Immigrants are a benefit to the state of California because they contribute so much, with 78% believing it\'s positive. A whopping 87 percent think there should be ways for illegal immigrants in this country and also want local governments making their own policies on how best handle these folks - separate from Washington D C . Sixty One per cent favor requiring birth certificates or other documents proving eligibility before allowing someone without documentation become permanent residents while another three quarters (74%) support driver’s licenses being issued only when applicants provide proof that qualify them legally under federal law.</p>\n    <h2>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations\' Part In Migration</h2>\n    <p>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations (CIT) is owned and operated by immigrants. While our mission statement pledges assistance to clients in overcoming language barriers, our staff has experienced the journey of migration or has family that has met the challenge. We are honored to serve those in need of interpreting and translation services.</p>','Los Angeles Mayor Garcetti Honors International Migrants Day','As 281 Million People Migrate During COVID-19 Los Angeles Mayor Garcetti Honors International Migrants Day','International Migrants Day'),(13152,13152,1,'K\'iche\' Interpreters Save Migrants From Deportation','2022-09-09 01:57:30','2022-09-09 01:57:30','78ae324d-f170-4f6a-8528-076024097871','<h2>Has Someone You Know Been Detained by ICE?</h2>\n    <p>We provide <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/k%CA%BCiche%CA%BC-quiche-kichee-translators/\">K\'iche\'</a> interpreters to assist with nationwide immigration court proceedings including in California. Our services include but are not limited to spoken translation, written translation of documents, affidavits, declarations, and other legal documents for individuals who speak only K\'iche\'. We also offer free consultations so that you may learn more about our services before making a decision.</p>\n    <h2>Deported Migrants</h2>\n    <p>A K\'iche\' translator is an important part of the US government\'s legal process. This is because many people are detained at US borders, and they cannot communicate with border agents without a translator. And when immigrants are in immigration courts, they cannot answer to judges without a translator as well. Without the services of these translators, immigrants have suffered deportation by judges who can\'t understand their responses due to a lack of communication between parties involved in the trial.</p><p>The <a href=\"https://www.nytimes.com/2019/03/19/us/translators-border-wall-immigration.html\">New York Times</a> has reported on cases where K\'iche\' speakers have been deported as a result of not having translators for them during court proceedings. An interpreter could have saved them from deportation if their attorney had oral translation available for them what was being said in English. The Los Angeles Times has also written about K\'iche\'-speaking immigrants who were deported.</p><p>In one case, a K\'iche\'-speaking woman was detained by border agents and then transferred to an immigration detention center. She had no translator with her when she appeared before the judge, so she couldn\'t communicate what happened to her at the border or why she was being detained. The woman was deported to Guatemala despite the fact that she had a valid work permit.</p><p>In another case, a K\'iche\'-speaking man appeared in immigration court without a translator and was immediately deported because he couldn\'t answer any questions posed to him by the judge.</p><p>These cases are just a few examples of how important it is to have K\'iche\'-speaking translators for government proceedings.</p><p>In addition, all interpreters working for CIT meet the highest quality interpretation standards possible through our own proprietary quality grading system.</p>\n    <img width=\"1200\" height=\"1080\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/immigration-translation.jpg\" alt=\"Immigration Translators by Cal Interpreting and Translations\" />\n    <h2>CIT\'s K\'iche\' Court Interpreters</h2>\n    <p>The K\'iche\' speaker will be assigned an interpreter within 24 hours of receiving their request for service. All interpreters are US citizens who have passed rigorous testing procedures including extensive background checks and appropriate language proficiency exams including but not limited to <a href=\"https://www.atanet.org/\">ATA accreditation</a>. </p>\n    <h2>Free Consultation</h2>\n    Call us toll-free today at <a href=\"tel:8887379009\">888-737-9009</a> for a free phone consultation to determine what services you need and provide you with a price estimate or quote.\n    <br /><br />\n    While our phone consultation is a free call, please note we don\'t offer free legal advice.\n    <br /><br />\n    CIT has a long history of providing translators and interpreters in the Los Angeles area court system. This makes us your best choice in selecting a translator. We\'re ready when you are.','K\'iche\' Interpreters Save Migrants From Deportation','If you are a K’iche’ speaker in the US and have been detained by ICE, we can help. Call for a free consult 888-737-9009','K\'iche\' Interpreters'),(13153,13153,1,'K\'iche\' Interpreters Save Migrants From Deportation','2022-09-09 01:57:30','2022-09-09 01:57:30','fcb21894-37ab-4f87-8b22-a9a533161bbf','<h2>Has Someone You Know Been Detained by ICE?</h2>\n    <p>We provide <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/k%CA%BCiche%CA%BC-quiche-kichee-translators/\">K\'iche\'</a> interpreters to assist with nationwide immigration court proceedings including in California. Our services include but are not limited to spoken translation, written translation of documents, affidavits, declarations, and other legal documents for individuals who speak only K\'iche\'. We also offer free consultations so that you may learn more about our services before making a decision.</p>\n    <h2>Deported Migrants</h2>\n    <p>A K\'iche\' translator is an important part of the US government\'s legal process. This is because many people are detained at US borders, and they cannot communicate with border agents without a translator. And when immigrants are in immigration courts, they cannot answer to judges without a translator as well. Without the services of these translators, immigrants have suffered deportation by judges who can\'t understand their responses due to a lack of communication between parties involved in the trial.</p><p>The <a href=\"https://www.nytimes.com/2019/03/19/us/translators-border-wall-immigration.html\">New York Times</a> has reported on cases where K\'iche\' speakers have been deported as a result of not having translators for them during court proceedings. An interpreter could have saved them from deportation if their attorney had oral translation available for them what was being said in English. The Los Angeles Times has also written about K\'iche\'-speaking immigrants who were deported.</p><p>In one case, a K\'iche\'-speaking woman was detained by border agents and then transferred to an immigration detention center. She had no translator with her when she appeared before the judge, so she couldn\'t communicate what happened to her at the border or why she was being detained. The woman was deported to Guatemala despite the fact that she had a valid work permit.</p><p>In another case, a K\'iche\'-speaking man appeared in immigration court without a translator and was immediately deported because he couldn\'t answer any questions posed to him by the judge.</p><p>These cases are just a few examples of how important it is to have K\'iche\'-speaking translators for government proceedings.</p><p>In addition, all interpreters working for CIT meet the highest quality interpretation standards possible through our own proprietary quality grading system.</p>\n    <img width=\"1200\" height=\"1080\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/immigration-translation.jpg\" alt=\"Immigration Translators by Cal Interpreting and Translations\" />\n    <h2>CIT\'s K\'iche\' Court Interpreters</h2>\n    <p>The K\'iche\' speaker will be assigned an interpreter within 24 hours of receiving their request for service. All interpreters are US citizens who have passed rigorous testing procedures including extensive background checks and appropriate language proficiency exams including but not limited to <a href=\"https://www.atanet.org/\">ATA accreditation</a>. </p>\n    <h2>Free Consultation</h2>\n    Call us toll-free today at <a href=\"tel:8887379009\">888-737-9009</a> for a free phone consultation to determine what services you need and provide you with a price estimate or quote.\n    <br /><br />\n    While our phone consultation is a free call, please note we don\'t offer free legal advice.\n    <br /><br />\n    CIT has a long history of providing translators and interpreters in the Los Angeles area court system. This makes us your best choice in selecting a translator. We\'re ready when you are.','K\'iche\' Interpreters Save Migrants From Deportation','If you are a K’iche’ speaker in the US and have been detained by ICE, we can help. Call for a free consult 888-737-9009','K\'iche\' Interpreters'),(13154,13154,1,'24-hour Translation Service In Over 200 Languages','2022-09-09 01:57:31','2022-09-09 01:57:31','0ebe2636-1c0d-49b7-947d-799aa0a94500','<h2>Why Be Open 24 hours a Day All 365 days of the Year?</h2>\n    <p>When you think of businesses that never close, do translation services come to mind? Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations is not only available 24-hours a day, CIT operates all 365 days a year to <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/languages-list/\">interpret with 24-hour translation service in over 200 languages</a>.  </p><p>So why be open all year? Why be available 24 hours?</p><p>The answer is easy with more than the entire population of France speaking a language other than English in the U.S. since 2018. CIT works all 365 days a year because so many lives can depend on it. There is a multitude of mission-critical businesses that require access to an interpreter or translator on short notice. </p>\n    <img width=\"1200\" height=\"1081\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/24-HOUR-translation-services-around-the-word-from-cal-interpreting-and-translations-888-737-9009.jpg\" alt=\"CIT 24 hour translation services\" />\n    <h2>9:00 aM istanbul is 10:00 PM Los Angeles</h2>\n    <p>It\'s 10:00 pm on a school night. Do you know where your interpreter is? CIT\'s are working hard for clients around the world. In fact, our team spans the globe.</p><p>Global businesses must simply answer the phone 24-hours because it\'s always 9:00 am somewhere. </p>\n    <h2>Who Needs A Translator On Short Notice?</h2>\n    <p>Here are a few segments often hit with a sudden need for written or verbal translation. While healthcare and urgency go hand-in-hand, 911 often requires a remote interpreter at all hours of the day. </p><p>Try telling a corporate executive they now need an interpreter to assist on a flood of inbound calls in response to a recent press release translated into Spanish, or Cantonese. A freelance translator won\'t be available. CIT will be — even at 2:00 am. </p><p>From <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/cit-language-services/contact-us/interpreting-translation-rush-jobs/\">immigration attorneys who need documents translated quickly</a> to hospitals with injured patients who require an interpreter to bridge the gap in communication with attending physicians — few language services companies are equipped to provide their interpreting and translation services with 24-hour availability.</p>\n    Attorneys\n    Hospitals\n    Businesses\n    Individuals\n    Schools\n    Attorneys\n    <p>Attorneys often find an interpreting firm to work with and keep on call for:</p><ul><li>Client intakes</li><li>Depositions</li><li>Document reviews</li><li>Trials</li></ul><p>It’s not uncommon they require an <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/interpreting-services/examinations-under-oath/\">examination under oath</a>. </p>\n    Hospitals\n    <p>Hospitals often need much more than certified medical documents translated. They need fluent, on-demand medical translators.  CIT provides multi-lingual solutions for attending physicians on-site, over-the-phone, and by <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/interpreting-services/vri/\">video remote interpreting (VRI) available through CIT on-demand or pre-scheduled</a>.</p>\n    Businesses\n    <p>Translated press releases that generate follow-up often result in a sudden need for an on-demand interpreter.</p><p>Entertainers using ASL signers sometimes lose their interpreter to sickness or are unable to travel.</p><p>Businesses eager to reach international markets sometimes face fast requirements where websites to print media require localization.</p>\n    Individuals\n    <p>Immigrants from around the globe need countless documents translated. They include:</p><ul><li>Certificates (Birth, Marriage, etc…)</li><li>Forms (USCIS certified)</li><li>Educational</li><li>Identification</li></ul><p>Students often require academic records translated for admission papers,  transferring credits, to proof for new employment. </p><p>Parents often need adoption papers translated.</p><p>Expats need assistance with tax forms to government applications and permanent resident I.D.’s</p>\n    Schools\n    <p>First or annual IEP meetings at school or by phone for limited English proficient students.</p><p>Schools enroll foreign language speaking students and Deaf or Hard of Hearing individuals. Similar needs arise for parent-teacher conferences with over <a href=\"https://www.statista.com/statistics/476804/percentage-of-school-age-children-who-speak-another-language-than-english-at-home-in-the-us/\">20 percent of all students in the U.S. enrolled as non-English speakers</a>.</p>\n    <h2>22 Percent of The U.S. Needs You Now</h2>\n    <p>Over the past thirty years in the United States, our non-English speaking households have increased to over 20 percent of the entire population. At any hour of the day, this segment may need vital 24-hour translation service or simply need to contact a customer service representative. Are you ready? CIT has you covered in over 200 languages at every hour of the day. </p>\n    <figure>\n        <img width=\"1200\" height=\"1080\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/non-english-speaking-students.jpg\" alt=\"30 Year Growth of Non-English Speaking K-12 Students\" />											<figcaption>Demand for IEP meeting interpreters  increase as non-English speaking students in the United States has grown by 300 percent between 1979 and 2019. Popular languages include Spanish, Chinese, and Russian.</figcaption>\n    </figure>\n    <h2>Translatable Document File types </h2>\n    <p>While documents vary, file types are generally common. Here are a few: DOCX, PDF, PPT, TXT. </p><p>Technical translators work to localize file types include HTML, XML, elements in CSS, to graphic elements in PSD to all major Adobe file types including INDD/IDML (InDesign). </p><p>24-hour translation service is also available for translating scanned images (ex. .JPG, GIF, PNG, PDF) of handwriting to hard-copy handwritten documents. </p>\n    <figure>\n        <img width=\"1200\" height=\"1080\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/largest-share-population-foriegn-speakers-by-cal-interpreting-888-737-9009.jpg\" alt=\"U.S. States with Largest Share of Population Speaking Foreign Language according to 2018 U.S. Census\" />											<figcaption>These 9 states account for 2/3 of all foreign-language speakers.  Largest increase by Nevada. The Spanish language experienced the largest growth. More people speak Spanish in the U.S. than in any Latin American country except Mexico, Colombia, and Argentina.</figcaption>\n    </figure>\n    <h2>On Demand Interpreting Types</h2>\n    <p>Delivery of on-demand interpreting can be provided on-site or remotely. CIT can provide on-site courtroom interpreters across the U.S.</p><p>Meanwhile, modern technology and methods are rapidly changing remote translation services. COVID-19 has raised awareness to once overlooked forms of communication that are perfect under our umbrella of 24-hour translation service in over 200 languages.</p>\n    On-Site\n    Telephonic\n    VRI\n    On-Site\n    <p>On-site interpreting requires a discreet, well-trained, professional interpreter. They may work as a consecutive interpreter or simultaneous interpreter. There are also sign language interpreters who most often sign in American Sign Language.</p>\n    Telephonic\n    <p>Telephonic or Over-the-Phone interpreting is available for personal use and businesses of any size.</p><p>Telephonic interpreting is a great short notice or emergency solution which is referred to as, <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/interpreting-services/telephonic-interpreting/\">on-demand</a>.</p><p>With only 4 steps, it’s easy to use.</p>\n    VRI\n    <p>Combining audio with video, Video Remote Interpreting (VRI) is largely used by Deaf or LEP (Limited English Proficient) when an onsite interpreter is suddenly unavailable.</p><p>VRI is widely used in healthcare and companies with multiple locations.</p>\n    <p>Regardless of the delivery method, interpreting or translation services hold little value if you can\'t reach them. </p>\n    <h2>Do You Pay More For 24-Hour Availability?</h2>\n    <p>Does 24-hour availability cost more? The answer is <em>\"No\"</em>.</p><p>While some<a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/translation-services/short-notice-translation-services/\"> rush translation services </a>may incur a fee, interpreting is billed on industry standards. Example: A two-hour minimum. Short notice is not a factor in how you are billed, only the complexity of the assignment.</p>\n    <h2>We Work On Your Time, Not Ours</h2>\n    <p>Language services is a highly competitive industry. Customers need Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations service 24-hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. That includes every weekend and every holiday. Our continuous 24/7/365 day policy separates us from most of the competition. All you need to worry about is price and our past customers return to us because we are not only efficient and accurate, our prices are the best. </p>\n    <h2>24/7/365\n        AVAILABILITY</h2>\n    <p>You deserve the best. <br />Request help now.</p>\n    <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote%20role=\">\n						Click here\n					</a>\n															<img width=\"743\" height=\"900\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/CIT-Intepreting-Translations-Leader-1-1.png\" alt=\"\" />\n    <h2>Best-In-Class 24-hour Translation</h2>\n    <p>It takes years to build a strong, reliable team of professional interpreters and translators. CIT assigns each customer a dedicated project manager. Large or small, if you need a USCIS certified birth certificate translated to an organization in need of a transparent event interpreter or even an ASL interpreter on short notice for a concert event, CIT is prepared and ready to take your call 24-hours.  </p>\n    <h2>The Ultimate On-Demand Interpreting Service</h2>\n    <p>Regardless of the delivery method, interpreting or translation services hold little value if you can\'t reach them. </p><p>We think you\'ll agree, our combination of 24-hour availability and breadth of services in over 200 languages makes Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations service a decision you can confidently make when searching for 24-hour translation service with on-demand translators.</p>','24-hour Translation Service In Over 200 Languages','CIT is available and ready with our 24-hour Translation Service In Over 200 Languages. Spanish to English, or any other language. 888-737-9009.','24-hour Translation Service'),(13155,13155,1,'24-hour Translation Service In Over 200 Languages','2022-09-09 01:57:31','2022-09-09 01:57:31','f7985efb-2ab3-4f8f-9079-695d50148367','<h2>Why Be Open 24 hours a Day All 365 days of the Year?</h2>\n    <p>When you think of businesses that never close, do translation services come to mind? Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations is not only available 24-hours a day, CIT operates all 365 days a year to <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/languages-list/\">interpret with 24-hour translation service in over 200 languages</a>.  </p><p>So why be open all year? Why be available 24 hours?</p><p>The answer is easy with more than the entire population of France speaking a language other than English in the U.S. since 2018. CIT works all 365 days a year because so many lives can depend on it. There is a multitude of mission-critical businesses that require access to an interpreter or translator on short notice. </p>\n    <img width=\"1200\" height=\"1081\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/24-HOUR-translation-services-around-the-word-from-cal-interpreting-and-translations-888-737-9009.jpg\" alt=\"CIT 24 hour translation services\" />\n    <h2>9:00 aM istanbul is 10:00 PM Los Angeles</h2>\n    <p>It\'s 10:00 pm on a school night. Do you know where your interpreter is? CIT\'s are working hard for clients around the world. In fact, our team spans the globe.</p><p>Global businesses must simply answer the phone 24-hours because it\'s always 9:00 am somewhere. </p>\n    <h2>Who Needs A Translator On Short Notice?</h2>\n    <p>Here are a few segments often hit with a sudden need for written or verbal translation. While healthcare and urgency go hand-in-hand, 911 often requires a remote interpreter at all hours of the day. </p><p>Try telling a corporate executive they now need an interpreter to assist on a flood of inbound calls in response to a recent press release translated into Spanish, or Cantonese. A freelance translator won\'t be available. CIT will be — even at 2:00 am. </p><p>From <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/cit-language-services/contact-us/interpreting-translation-rush-jobs/\">immigration attorneys who need documents translated quickly</a> to hospitals with injured patients who require an interpreter to bridge the gap in communication with attending physicians — few language services companies are equipped to provide their interpreting and translation services with 24-hour availability.</p>\n    Attorneys\n    Hospitals\n    Businesses\n    Individuals\n    Schools\n    Attorneys\n    <p>Attorneys often find an interpreting firm to work with and keep on call for:</p><ul><li>Client intakes</li><li>Depositions</li><li>Document reviews</li><li>Trials</li></ul><p>It’s not uncommon they require an <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/interpreting-services/examinations-under-oath/\">examination under oath</a>. </p>\n    Hospitals\n    <p>Hospitals often need much more than certified medical documents translated. They need fluent, on-demand medical translators.  CIT provides multi-lingual solutions for attending physicians on-site, over-the-phone, and by <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/interpreting-services/vri/\">video remote interpreting (VRI) available through CIT on-demand or pre-scheduled</a>.</p>\n    Businesses\n    <p>Translated press releases that generate follow-up often result in a sudden need for an on-demand interpreter.</p><p>Entertainers using ASL signers sometimes lose their interpreter to sickness or are unable to travel.</p><p>Businesses eager to reach international markets sometimes face fast requirements where websites to print media require localization.</p>\n    Individuals\n    <p>Immigrants from around the globe need countless documents translated. They include:</p><ul><li>Certificates (Birth, Marriage, etc…)</li><li>Forms (USCIS certified)</li><li>Educational</li><li>Identification</li></ul><p>Students often require academic records translated for admission papers,  transferring credits, to proof for new employment. </p><p>Parents often need adoption papers translated.</p><p>Expats need assistance with tax forms to government applications and permanent resident I.D.’s</p>\n    Schools\n    <p>First or annual IEP meetings at school or by phone for limited English proficient students.</p><p>Schools enroll foreign language speaking students and Deaf or Hard of Hearing individuals. Similar needs arise for parent-teacher conferences with over <a href=\"https://www.statista.com/statistics/476804/percentage-of-school-age-children-who-speak-another-language-than-english-at-home-in-the-us/\">20 percent of all students in the U.S. enrolled as non-English speakers</a>.</p>\n    <h2>22 Percent of The U.S. Needs You Now</h2>\n    <p>Over the past thirty years in the United States, our non-English speaking households have increased to over 20 percent of the entire population. At any hour of the day, this segment may need vital 24-hour translation service or simply need to contact a customer service representative. Are you ready? CIT has you covered in over 200 languages at every hour of the day. </p>\n    <figure>\n        <img width=\"1200\" height=\"1080\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/non-english-speaking-students.jpg\" alt=\"30 Year Growth of Non-English Speaking K-12 Students\" />											<figcaption>Demand for IEP meeting interpreters  increase as non-English speaking students in the United States has grown by 300 percent between 1979 and 2019. Popular languages include Spanish, Chinese, and Russian.</figcaption>\n    </figure>\n    <h2>Translatable Document File types </h2>\n    <p>While documents vary, file types are generally common. Here are a few: DOCX, PDF, PPT, TXT. </p><p>Technical translators work to localize file types include HTML, XML, elements in CSS, to graphic elements in PSD to all major Adobe file types including INDD/IDML (InDesign). </p><p>24-hour translation service is also available for translating scanned images (ex. .JPG, GIF, PNG, PDF) of handwriting to hard-copy handwritten documents. </p>\n    <figure>\n        <img width=\"1200\" height=\"1080\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/largest-share-population-foriegn-speakers-by-cal-interpreting-888-737-9009.jpg\" alt=\"U.S. States with Largest Share of Population Speaking Foreign Language according to 2018 U.S. Census\" />											<figcaption>These 9 states account for 2/3 of all foreign-language speakers.  Largest increase by Nevada. The Spanish language experienced the largest growth. More people speak Spanish in the U.S. than in any Latin American country except Mexico, Colombia, and Argentina.</figcaption>\n    </figure>\n    <h2>On Demand Interpreting Types</h2>\n    <p>Delivery of on-demand interpreting can be provided on-site or remotely. CIT can provide on-site courtroom interpreters across the U.S.</p><p>Meanwhile, modern technology and methods are rapidly changing remote translation services. COVID-19 has raised awareness to once overlooked forms of communication that are perfect under our umbrella of 24-hour translation service in over 200 languages.</p>\n    On-Site\n    Telephonic\n    VRI\n    On-Site\n    <p>On-site interpreting requires a discreet, well-trained, professional interpreter. They may work as a consecutive interpreter or simultaneous interpreter. There are also sign language interpreters who most often sign in American Sign Language.</p>\n    Telephonic\n    <p>Telephonic or Over-the-Phone interpreting is available for personal use and businesses of any size.</p><p>Telephonic interpreting is a great short notice or emergency solution which is referred to as, <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/interpreting-services/telephonic-interpreting/\">on-demand</a>.</p><p>With only 4 steps, it’s easy to use.</p>\n    VRI\n    <p>Combining audio with video, Video Remote Interpreting (VRI) is largely used by Deaf or LEP (Limited English Proficient) when an onsite interpreter is suddenly unavailable.</p><p>VRI is widely used in healthcare and companies with multiple locations.</p>\n    <p>Regardless of the delivery method, interpreting or translation services hold little value if you can\'t reach them. </p>\n    <h2>Do You Pay More For 24-Hour Availability?</h2>\n    <p>Does 24-hour availability cost more? The answer is <em>\"No\"</em>.</p><p>While some<a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/translation-services/short-notice-translation-services/\"> rush translation services </a>may incur a fee, interpreting is billed on industry standards. Example: A two-hour minimum. Short notice is not a factor in how you are billed, only the complexity of the assignment.</p>\n    <h2>We Work On Your Time, Not Ours</h2>\n    <p>Language services is a highly competitive industry. Customers need Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations service 24-hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. That includes every weekend and every holiday. Our continuous 24/7/365 day policy separates us from most of the competition. All you need to worry about is price and our past customers return to us because we are not only efficient and accurate, our prices are the best. </p>\n    <h2>24/7/365\n        AVAILABILITY</h2>\n    <p>You deserve the best. <br />Request help now.</p>\n    <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote%20role=\">\n						Click here\n					</a>\n															<img width=\"743\" height=\"900\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/CIT-Intepreting-Translations-Leader-1-1.png\" alt=\"\" />\n    <h2>Best-In-Class 24-hour Translation</h2>\n    <p>It takes years to build a strong, reliable team of professional interpreters and translators. CIT assigns each customer a dedicated project manager. Large or small, if you need a USCIS certified birth certificate translated to an organization in need of a transparent event interpreter or even an ASL interpreter on short notice for a concert event, CIT is prepared and ready to take your call 24-hours.  </p>\n    <h2>The Ultimate On-Demand Interpreting Service</h2>\n    <p>Regardless of the delivery method, interpreting or translation services hold little value if you can\'t reach them. </p><p>We think you\'ll agree, our combination of 24-hour availability and breadth of services in over 200 languages makes Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations service a decision you can confidently make when searching for 24-hour translation service with on-demand translators.</p>','24-hour Translation Service In Over 200 Languages','CIT is available and ready with our 24-hour Translation Service In Over 200 Languages. Spanish to English, or any other language. 888-737-9009.','24-hour Translation Service'),(13156,13156,1,'Emergency Interpreting','2022-09-09 01:57:31','2022-09-09 01:57:31','1d65a164-aa01-48ca-9b42-5d401902bacd','Do you need emergency interpreting in less than an hour? CIT can provide you with an interpreter for over 200 languages across all 50 states. Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations works in rush situations with corporate executives, medical professionals, legal counsel, and government agencies to improve communication between individuals who require time-sensitive interpreting to English. Call us now at: <a href=\"tel:208887379009\">888.737.9009</a>. The call is free.\n    <h2>Above All You Need The Best Interpreter</h2>\n    Where do you find critical on-demand interpreters who translate to English from foreign-language speakers in a rush? This includes sudden needs of deaf interpreting through sign language. The short answer is, of course, a language services company like CIT based out of Los Angeles, California with Interpreters on staff across every state in the U.S.\n\n    Of course, when an emergency does occur, it\'s hard to think clearly about how or where to find a resource. In this brief article, we will help you be ready in advance.\n    <h2>Hey Google — Interpreting Services Near Me</h2>\n    You can be in any town or city like Washington, D.C., New York, or Miami. Before you decide to voice search local interpreters with, <em>\"Hey Google. Interpreting Services near me,\"</em> ask this question first. <em>How critical is my interpreting need?</em> Is it life or death? Is it mission-critical? Is there money at stake? Let us ask you a question, <em>What if you were not limited to a local search for the best interpreter on short notice?</em>\n\n    The answer to that question is solved by using an interpreting service with the best interpreters with the most simplified on-demand remote interpreting solution. CIT is the answer.\n    <figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/VRI-medical-emergency-interpreting-with-doctor-on-screen.jpg\" alt=\"Emergency Medical Interpreting Services\" width=\"1200\" height=\"1080\" /><figcaption>VRI is a perfect solution to Medical Interpreting issues regardless of location or time. CIT has medical interpreters for various languages but VRI is most often used for deaf applications with American Sign Language</figcaption></figure>\n    <h2>Let\'s Not Go Lean On Specifics</h2>\n    You may ask, <i>\"Okay. I\'m in Denver Colorado. You have an interpreter in Denver too. But we need to interpret for a Spanish speaking or even Q\'anjob\'al ex-pat, visitor, or immigrant in our Emergency room right now who can\'t even spell what his patient history is to the attending physician. We need an interpreter now. Right now!\"</i>\n\n    Don\'t worry, here is how CIT can help you in an emergency in just minutes. CIT can expedite a same day on-site emergency interpreter remotely by phone or video using either <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/interpreting-services/telephonic-interpreting/\">telephonic</a> (over-the-phone), or <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/interpreting-services/vri/\">video remote interpreting</a> (interpreting by video using a tablet or smartphone).\n    <h2>VIDEO REMOTE INTERPRETING</h2>\n    Certified professional industry\n    specific Interpreters.\n\n    <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote\"></a>\n    <h2>The Delicate Question of Cost</h2>\n    It\'s an emergency, but you still have a budget to deal with. CIT understands. That\'s why we have the best competitive rates for each type of remote interpreting service we offer on an emergency basis. You won\'t encounter any surprises in billing. You\'ll find the costs between emergency and non-emergency interpreting are barely different. That\'s because our company has the resources and experience most others do not.\n\n    It\'s our pleasure to serve you. CIT doesn\'t cut corners in meeting <a href=\"https://www.iso.org/standard/54082.html\">interpreting industry standards</a> in our effort to be the best price in rush interpreting service.\n    <h2>Important to Critical | On Short Notice</h2>\n    We can all agree, nothing is more critical than health emergencies. But there are other emergencies justifying expert interpreting or translation without advance notice. Planning ahead is the wisest move. That may explain why you are reading this article now.\n    <h2>Language or Hearing Barrier</h2>\n    Most people who come to America speak one of more than 300 languages other than English. Some non-English speakers also have disabilities that prevent them from speaking. An emergency interpreter is needed to help carry the message across language and disability barriers, so people can get the information they need in an emergency situation.\n\n    Languages spoken by immigrants arriving in America today include Spanish, Cantonese, Dari, Pashto, Mandarin, Vietnamese, Russian, Haitian Creole, Korean, French, Hindi, Japanese, Polish, and Tagalog. The list changes daily as new immigrants arrive.\n    <h2>Conference Event Oversight</h2>\n    It happens. You planned it all. Venue. Lodging. Audio equipment — time has run out and it is now the last minute. You didn\'t forget you needed an interpreter, you lost track of time causing a rush to find a Spanish, Japanese, German, or even ASL interpreter. CIT will help facilitate interpreting in an expedited focus that takes all the pressure off you.\n    <h2>Unusual Circumstances</h2>\n    There are many reasons people need to communicate with someone who speaks another language or that cannot speak, such as legal issues; immigration concerns; medical and health-related injuries; 911 calls; business negotiations; public relations; etc. Emergency interpreters can be needed for a few minutes or for months.\n\n    In the United States, telephone interpretation is more commonly used than face-to-face interpretation. Telephone interpreters can be found through many different resources, such as community organizations; religious groups; hospitals and clinics; etc. Businesses also provide interpretation services. In fact, companies often use telephone interpreters instead of professional interpreters because it is much less expensive, and the quality is usually fine.\n\n    Emergency interpreting is a demanding profession that requires extensive training and practice, including certification. Emergency interpreters must be able to work well under pressure, because they may only have a few minutes to do their job when needed most.\n\n    Telephone interpreting can also be done through a video telephony interpreter. Video interpreters provide effective communication between people who are deaf or hard of hearing and hearing individuals. This type of interpreter is often used in medical and legal settings. Video interpreters work remotely so an interpreter does not need to be present at the other end of the conversation for this type of service.\n\n    <img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/CIT-ASL-interpreting-service.jpg\" alt=\"CIT Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations provides American Sign Language Service\" width=\"1200\" height=\"1080\" />\n    <h2>ASL Interpreting</h2>\n    ASL is short for American Sign Language. It is the fourth most common language used in the United States after English, Spanish, and Chinese. ASL is the common language of many deaf people in America, and for some time now it has been recognized as a separate language with its own vocabulary, grammar rules, and sentence structure. ASL is also the second most commonly used language in Canada.\n\n    When a child cannot speak or a person has a disability that makes speaking difficult, Emergency Interpreting can be provided through American Sign Language (ASL).\n    <p style=\"font-size:16px;font-style:normal;font-weight:300;letter-spacing:1.8px;\">Today many hearing babies are born to parents who are deaf; this is especially common in urban areas. Emergency interpreters for this population are often parents who have learned the language from their children.</p>\n\n    <h2>Border Entry Emergencies</h2>\n    In some cases, a CIT interpreter may be able to travel directly to clients who have been detained at border crossings or airports near the United States.\n    <h2>Criminal Justice Emergencies</h2>\n    Our interpreters are often hired to work in criminal justice situations where there is a need to communicate with people who do not speak English well enough to understand the criminal justice system process.\n    <h2>Law Enforcement Emergency Interpreting</h2>\n    We also staff interpreters who are familiar with various law enforcement or legal situations. Because many of the interpreting services CIT provides are for court cases, juvenile hearings, and criminal investigations, it is often important for us to provide language services expeditiously in these situations when necessary. CIT\'s emergency interpreters can also work in legal settings and provide translation services when someone is being detained by law enforcement officers.\n\n    <img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/SEND-CIT.jpg\" alt=\"SEND CIT\" width=\"1200\" height=\"1080\" />\n    <h2>HIPPA Compliant Video Connections</h2>\n    Emergency interpreting services are available to provide interpretation for hospitals or Emergency Medical Services (EMS) overwhelmed with the situation. Our telephonic and VRI services are both <a href=\"https://www.cdc.gov/phlp/publications/topic/hipaa.html\">HIPPA compliant</a>.  Emergency medical personnel will document patient statements so that the translators can review the information and create an accurate report for doctors to read. Emergency interpreting services are sometimes necessary in cases where a person is dying, severely injured, has recently experienced a traumatic incident, or has limited English skills. Emergency interpreters are often used for police officers to communicate with people who do not speak English well enough to understand the criminal justice system process. Emergency interpreting services are also necessary when there is a need to communicate in a language that an officer does not know. Emergency medical interpretation is typically done by someone fluent in both law enforcement and medical terminology.\n\n    Emergency interpreters are on the front line in hospitals, police stations, jails, courts of law or anywhere else that requires immediate access to accurate information. A telephone interpreter service can be used when an immediate physical presence is not possible due to travel time or other factors. Telephone interpreting allows non-English speakers who need an interpreter to make a call and converse with anyone in English. As with any telephone call, the interpreting services can provide a written record of what is discussed for future reference.\n\n    <img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/young-doctor-giving-CIT-thumbs-up.jpg\" alt=\"Doctors use CIT Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations\" width=\"1200\" height=\"1081\" />\n    <p style=\"font-size:16px;font-style:normal;font-weight:300;letter-spacing:1.8px;\">A family member or friend may be able to help when you need an interpreter in an emergency, but circumstances sometimes prevent people from being available at the right time. video interpretation services let you communicate with anyone over the phone. Video interpreters can accommodate up to 200 participants per hour and provide a real-time, face-to-face experience without requiring physical proximity. Video interpreting is ideal for emergency situations since it eliminates travel time and scheduling conflicts. Virtual interpreting is also beneficial for small or remote sites that do not have immediate access to expert professionals.</p>\n    <p style=\"font-size:16px;font-style:normal;font-weight:300;letter-spacing:1.8px;\">Telephonic interpreters work with the deaf and hard of hearing communities, as well as people who need an interpreter due to a medical disability or language barrier. Virtual telephone interpreting is like having a live interpreter over the phone that can listen and communicate with others on your behalf in another language. Virtual telephone interpreting lets you communicate with anyone who speaks another language. Virtual telephone interpretation service providers typically offer services in over 140 languages, including American Sign Language (ASL).</p>\n\n    <h2>Learn More About Telephonic &amp; VRI</h2>\n    In this article, we discussed the work-around solutions of <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/interpreting-services/telephonic-interpreting/\">telephonic interpreting</a> and <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/interpreting-services/vri/\">video remote interpreting</a>, (commonly referred to as VRI) to provide you with emergency interpreting in minutes, not hours. We encourage you to learn more about those services and our sign language services.\n    <h4>Telephonic Interpreting</h4>\n    <p>Over-the-Phone\n        (audio)</p>\n    Remote, on-demand rush interpreting in over 200 languages.\n    <ul>\n        <li style=\"list-style-type:none;\">\n            <ul>\n                <li>Professional Interpreters</li>\n            </ul>\n        </li>\n    </ul>\n    Accredited &amp; Certified.\n    <ul>\n        <li style=\"list-style-type:none;\">\n            <ul>\n                <li>24/7 365 Access</li>\n            </ul>\n        </li>\n    </ul>\n    No access time restrictions.\n\n    <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/interpreting-services/telephonic-interpreting/\">\n        DETAILS\n    </a>\n    EMERGENCY\n    <h4>VRI</h4>\n    <p>Video Remote Interpreting\n        (audio &amp; video)</p>\n    Remote, on-demand rush interpreting in over 200 languages.\n    <ul>\n        <li style=\"list-style-type:none;\">\n            <ul>\n                <li>Professional Interpreters</li>\n            </ul>\n        </li>\n    </ul>\n    Accredited &amp; Certified.\n    <ul>\n        <li style=\"list-style-type:none;\">\n            <ul>\n                <li>24/7 365 Access</li>\n            </ul>\n        </li>\n    </ul>\n    No access time restrictions.\n\n    <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/interpreting-services/vri/\">\n        DETAILS\n    </a>\n    EMERGENCY\n    <h2>Special Requests</h2>\n    In addition, CIT works with clients who have special requests that require interpreting in specific situations. We staff interpreters for clients\' individual needs and the unique requirements of the job. For example, if a client requests a specific interpreter who speaks a specific dialect, we will do our best to fill the assignment. You will never be left short-handed if you do one thing, keep our number handy.<a href=\"tel:208887379009\"> 888.737.9009</a>.\n    <h2>The Bottom Line</h2>\n    No matter if you need an interpreter in an emergency or a rush translation, CIT is the best resource you can turn to for all your language service needs.','Emergency Interpreting','Last-minute interpreters in over 200 languages are available in any state. Call us now free at 888.737.9009. Serving all of the United States.','Emergency Interpreting'),(13157,13157,1,'Emergency Interpreting','2022-09-09 01:57:31','2022-09-09 01:57:31','03b4f758-85b2-4b0d-88d7-34f02d72c273','Do you need emergency interpreting in less than an hour? CIT can provide you with an interpreter for over 200 languages across all 50 states. Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations works in rush situations with corporate executives, medical professionals, legal counsel, and government agencies to improve communication between individuals who require time-sensitive interpreting to English. Call us now at: <a href=\"tel:208887379009\">888.737.9009</a>. The call is free.\n    <h2>Above All You Need The Best Interpreter</h2>\n    Where do you find critical on-demand interpreters who translate to English from foreign-language speakers in a rush? This includes sudden needs of deaf interpreting through sign language. The short answer is, of course, a language services company like CIT based out of Los Angeles, California with Interpreters on staff across every state in the U.S.\n\n    Of course, when an emergency does occur, it\'s hard to think clearly about how or where to find a resource. In this brief article, we will help you be ready in advance.\n    <h2>Hey Google — Interpreting Services Near Me</h2>\n    You can be in any town or city like Washington, D.C., New York, or Miami. Before you decide to voice search local interpreters with, <em>\"Hey Google. Interpreting Services near me,\"</em> ask this question first. <em>How critical is my interpreting need?</em> Is it life or death? Is it mission-critical? Is there money at stake? Let us ask you a question, <em>What if you were not limited to a local search for the best interpreter on short notice?</em>\n\n    The answer to that question is solved by using an interpreting service with the best interpreters with the most simplified on-demand remote interpreting solution. CIT is the answer.\n    <figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/VRI-medical-emergency-interpreting-with-doctor-on-screen.jpg\" alt=\"Emergency Medical Interpreting Services\" width=\"1200\" height=\"1080\" /><figcaption>VRI is a perfect solution to Medical Interpreting issues regardless of location or time. CIT has medical interpreters for various languages but VRI is most often used for deaf applications with American Sign Language</figcaption></figure>\n    <h2>Let\'s Not Go Lean On Specifics</h2>\n    You may ask, <i>\"Okay. I\'m in Denver Colorado. You have an interpreter in Denver too. But we need to interpret for a Spanish speaking or even Q\'anjob\'al ex-pat, visitor, or immigrant in our Emergency room right now who can\'t even spell what his patient history is to the attending physician. We need an interpreter now. Right now!\"</i>\n\n    Don\'t worry, here is how CIT can help you in an emergency in just minutes. CIT can expedite a same day on-site emergency interpreter remotely by phone or video using either <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/interpreting-services/telephonic-interpreting/\">telephonic</a> (over-the-phone), or <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/interpreting-services/vri/\">video remote interpreting</a> (interpreting by video using a tablet or smartphone).\n    <h2>VIDEO REMOTE INTERPRETING</h2>\n    Certified professional industry\n    specific Interpreters.\n\n    <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote\"></a>\n    <h2>The Delicate Question of Cost</h2>\n    It\'s an emergency, but you still have a budget to deal with. CIT understands. That\'s why we have the best competitive rates for each type of remote interpreting service we offer on an emergency basis. You won\'t encounter any surprises in billing. You\'ll find the costs between emergency and non-emergency interpreting are barely different. That\'s because our company has the resources and experience most others do not.\n\n    It\'s our pleasure to serve you. CIT doesn\'t cut corners in meeting <a href=\"https://www.iso.org/standard/54082.html\">interpreting industry standards</a> in our effort to be the best price in rush interpreting service.\n    <h2>Important to Critical | On Short Notice</h2>\n    We can all agree, nothing is more critical than health emergencies. But there are other emergencies justifying expert interpreting or translation without advance notice. Planning ahead is the wisest move. That may explain why you are reading this article now.\n    <h2>Language or Hearing Barrier</h2>\n    Most people who come to America speak one of more than 300 languages other than English. Some non-English speakers also have disabilities that prevent them from speaking. An emergency interpreter is needed to help carry the message across language and disability barriers, so people can get the information they need in an emergency situation.\n\n    Languages spoken by immigrants arriving in America today include Spanish, Cantonese, Dari, Pashto, Mandarin, Vietnamese, Russian, Haitian Creole, Korean, French, Hindi, Japanese, Polish, and Tagalog. The list changes daily as new immigrants arrive.\n    <h2>Conference Event Oversight</h2>\n    It happens. You planned it all. Venue. Lodging. Audio equipment — time has run out and it is now the last minute. You didn\'t forget you needed an interpreter, you lost track of time causing a rush to find a Spanish, Japanese, German, or even ASL interpreter. CIT will help facilitate interpreting in an expedited focus that takes all the pressure off you.\n    <h2>Unusual Circumstances</h2>\n    There are many reasons people need to communicate with someone who speaks another language or that cannot speak, such as legal issues; immigration concerns; medical and health-related injuries; 911 calls; business negotiations; public relations; etc. Emergency interpreters can be needed for a few minutes or for months.\n\n    In the United States, telephone interpretation is more commonly used than face-to-face interpretation. Telephone interpreters can be found through many different resources, such as community organizations; religious groups; hospitals and clinics; etc. Businesses also provide interpretation services. In fact, companies often use telephone interpreters instead of professional interpreters because it is much less expensive, and the quality is usually fine.\n\n    Emergency interpreting is a demanding profession that requires extensive training and practice, including certification. Emergency interpreters must be able to work well under pressure, because they may only have a few minutes to do their job when needed most.\n\n    Telephone interpreting can also be done through a video telephony interpreter. Video interpreters provide effective communication between people who are deaf or hard of hearing and hearing individuals. This type of interpreter is often used in medical and legal settings. Video interpreters work remotely so an interpreter does not need to be present at the other end of the conversation for this type of service.\n\n    <img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/CIT-ASL-interpreting-service.jpg\" alt=\"CIT Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations provides American Sign Language Service\" width=\"1200\" height=\"1080\" />\n    <h2>ASL Interpreting</h2>\n    ASL is short for American Sign Language. It is the fourth most common language used in the United States after English, Spanish, and Chinese. ASL is the common language of many deaf people in America, and for some time now it has been recognized as a separate language with its own vocabulary, grammar rules, and sentence structure. ASL is also the second most commonly used language in Canada.\n\n    When a child cannot speak or a person has a disability that makes speaking difficult, Emergency Interpreting can be provided through American Sign Language (ASL).\n    <p style=\"font-size:16px;font-style:normal;font-weight:300;letter-spacing:1.8px;\">Today many hearing babies are born to parents who are deaf; this is especially common in urban areas. Emergency interpreters for this population are often parents who have learned the language from their children.</p>\n\n    <h2>Border Entry Emergencies</h2>\n    In some cases, a CIT interpreter may be able to travel directly to clients who have been detained at border crossings or airports near the United States.\n    <h2>Criminal Justice Emergencies</h2>\n    Our interpreters are often hired to work in criminal justice situations where there is a need to communicate with people who do not speak English well enough to understand the criminal justice system process.\n    <h2>Law Enforcement Emergency Interpreting</h2>\n    We also staff interpreters who are familiar with various law enforcement or legal situations. Because many of the interpreting services CIT provides are for court cases, juvenile hearings, and criminal investigations, it is often important for us to provide language services expeditiously in these situations when necessary. CIT\'s emergency interpreters can also work in legal settings and provide translation services when someone is being detained by law enforcement officers.\n\n    <img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/SEND-CIT.jpg\" alt=\"SEND CIT\" width=\"1200\" height=\"1080\" />\n    <h2>HIPPA Compliant Video Connections</h2>\n    Emergency interpreting services are available to provide interpretation for hospitals or Emergency Medical Services (EMS) overwhelmed with the situation. Our telephonic and VRI services are both <a href=\"https://www.cdc.gov/phlp/publications/topic/hipaa.html\">HIPPA compliant</a>.  Emergency medical personnel will document patient statements so that the translators can review the information and create an accurate report for doctors to read. Emergency interpreting services are sometimes necessary in cases where a person is dying, severely injured, has recently experienced a traumatic incident, or has limited English skills. Emergency interpreters are often used for police officers to communicate with people who do not speak English well enough to understand the criminal justice system process. Emergency interpreting services are also necessary when there is a need to communicate in a language that an officer does not know. Emergency medical interpretation is typically done by someone fluent in both law enforcement and medical terminology.\n\n    Emergency interpreters are on the front line in hospitals, police stations, jails, courts of law or anywhere else that requires immediate access to accurate information. A telephone interpreter service can be used when an immediate physical presence is not possible due to travel time or other factors. Telephone interpreting allows non-English speakers who need an interpreter to make a call and converse with anyone in English. As with any telephone call, the interpreting services can provide a written record of what is discussed for future reference.\n\n    <img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/young-doctor-giving-CIT-thumbs-up.jpg\" alt=\"Doctors use CIT Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations\" width=\"1200\" height=\"1081\" />\n    <p style=\"font-size:16px;font-style:normal;font-weight:300;letter-spacing:1.8px;\">A family member or friend may be able to help when you need an interpreter in an emergency, but circumstances sometimes prevent people from being available at the right time. video interpretation services let you communicate with anyone over the phone. Video interpreters can accommodate up to 200 participants per hour and provide a real-time, face-to-face experience without requiring physical proximity. Video interpreting is ideal for emergency situations since it eliminates travel time and scheduling conflicts. Virtual interpreting is also beneficial for small or remote sites that do not have immediate access to expert professionals.</p>\n    <p style=\"font-size:16px;font-style:normal;font-weight:300;letter-spacing:1.8px;\">Telephonic interpreters work with the deaf and hard of hearing communities, as well as people who need an interpreter due to a medical disability or language barrier. Virtual telephone interpreting is like having a live interpreter over the phone that can listen and communicate with others on your behalf in another language. Virtual telephone interpreting lets you communicate with anyone who speaks another language. Virtual telephone interpretation service providers typically offer services in over 140 languages, including American Sign Language (ASL).</p>\n\n    <h2>Learn More About Telephonic &amp; VRI</h2>\n    In this article, we discussed the work-around solutions of <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/interpreting-services/telephonic-interpreting/\">telephonic interpreting</a> and <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/interpreting-services/vri/\">video remote interpreting</a>, (commonly referred to as VRI) to provide you with emergency interpreting in minutes, not hours. We encourage you to learn more about those services and our sign language services.\n    <h4>Telephonic Interpreting</h4>\n    <p>Over-the-Phone\n        (audio)</p>\n    Remote, on-demand rush interpreting in over 200 languages.\n    <ul>\n        <li style=\"list-style-type:none;\">\n            <ul>\n                <li>Professional Interpreters</li>\n            </ul>\n        </li>\n    </ul>\n    Accredited &amp; Certified.\n    <ul>\n        <li style=\"list-style-type:none;\">\n            <ul>\n                <li>24/7 365 Access</li>\n            </ul>\n        </li>\n    </ul>\n    No access time restrictions.\n\n    <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/interpreting-services/telephonic-interpreting/\">\n        DETAILS\n    </a>\n    EMERGENCY\n    <h4>VRI</h4>\n    <p>Video Remote Interpreting\n        (audio &amp; video)</p>\n    Remote, on-demand rush interpreting in over 200 languages.\n    <ul>\n        <li style=\"list-style-type:none;\">\n            <ul>\n                <li>Professional Interpreters</li>\n            </ul>\n        </li>\n    </ul>\n    Accredited &amp; Certified.\n    <ul>\n        <li style=\"list-style-type:none;\">\n            <ul>\n                <li>24/7 365 Access</li>\n            </ul>\n        </li>\n    </ul>\n    No access time restrictions.\n\n    <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/interpreting-services/vri/\">\n        DETAILS\n    </a>\n    EMERGENCY\n    <h2>Special Requests</h2>\n    In addition, CIT works with clients who have special requests that require interpreting in specific situations. We staff interpreters for clients\' individual needs and the unique requirements of the job. For example, if a client requests a specific interpreter who speaks a specific dialect, we will do our best to fill the assignment. You will never be left short-handed if you do one thing, keep our number handy.<a href=\"tel:208887379009\"> 888.737.9009</a>.\n    <h2>The Bottom Line</h2>\n    No matter if you need an interpreter in an emergency or a rush translation, CIT is the best resource you can turn to for all your language service needs.','Emergency Interpreting','Last-minute interpreters in over 200 languages are available in any state. Call us now free at 888.737.9009. Serving all of the United States.','Emergency Interpreting'),(13158,13158,1,'Rush Service Without Huge Rush Fees','2022-09-09 01:57:31','2022-09-09 01:57:31','30ab1a38-4f54-4e43-8341-17e24f5a96da','<h1></h1>\n     \n    <h2>RUSH!</h2>\n    Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations offers rush service on all interpretation services, competitively priced. The need to reserve a qualified interpreter may arise on very short notice. Given that time is of the essence in all last minute scheduling, it is imperative that the first company you contact is the most capable of covering your assignment.\n\n    Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations implements cutting-edge software that enables us to communicate with all of the interpreters that cover any given location within mere minutes. We are able to pinpoint all of our available interpreters with the proper qualifications while taking into account real time traffic and distance.','Rush Service Without Huge Rush Fees','Rush jobs are CIT are no problem — and always competitively priced','low cost rush service'),(13159,13159,1,'Rush Service Without Huge Rush Fees','2022-09-09 01:57:31','2022-09-09 01:57:31','a3bbf3ad-1a02-4570-bfce-241a63de9f61','<h1></h1>\n     \n    <h2>RUSH!</h2>\n    Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations offers rush service on all interpretation services, competitively priced. The need to reserve a qualified interpreter may arise on very short notice. Given that time is of the essence in all last minute scheduling, it is imperative that the first company you contact is the most capable of covering your assignment.\n\n    Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations implements cutting-edge software that enables us to communicate with all of the interpreters that cover any given location within mere minutes. We are able to pinpoint all of our available interpreters with the proper qualifications while taking into account real time traffic and distance.','Rush Service Without Huge Rush Fees','Rush jobs are CIT are no problem — and always competitively priced','low cost rush service'),(13160,13160,1,'Interpreting Services Explained','2022-09-09 01:57:31','2022-09-09 01:57:31','7d0bfb9a-a544-4658-a5b2-58a8371b323e','<h1><img class=\"wp-image-2108 alignleft\" style=\"border:1px solid #000000;margin:5px;\" src=\"http://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/Onsite-Interpreting.jpg\" alt=\"Onsite Interpreting Availb le Where and When You Need Us!\" width=\"231\" height=\"231\" />Onsite Interpreting</h1>\n    The interpreters at Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations speak over 100 languages and are highly accomplished in onsite interpreting. Our depth of local talented certified, qualified and experienced interpreters eliminates expensive travel, hotel and other logistic arrangements, thereby enabling us to offer you competitive rates. Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations consists of credentialed professionals who are experienced in all areas of interpreting such as legal, medical, educational, government, and entertainment industries.\n    <h1>Phone Interpreting</h1>\n    Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations provides phone-interpreting allowing you to accomplish your tasks without having to schedule an in-person meeting. We accommodate legal and medical practitioners, insurance companies, government agencies, and all other business professions that require phone interpreting services. Additionally, Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations gladly caters to special requests in reserving interpreters with specialized qualifications and credentials. Upon request, we also offer video conference interpreting with state of the art equipment.','Interpreting Services Explained',NULL,NULL),(13161,13161,1,'Interpreting Services Explained','2022-09-09 01:57:31','2022-09-09 01:57:31','890a2a02-f710-48ea-9726-a7a73afcd7f3','<h1><img class=\"wp-image-2108 alignleft\" style=\"border:1px solid #000000;margin:5px;\" src=\"http://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/Onsite-Interpreting.jpg\" alt=\"Onsite Interpreting Availb le Where and When You Need Us!\" width=\"231\" height=\"231\" />Onsite Interpreting</h1>\n    The interpreters at Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations speak over 100 languages and are highly accomplished in onsite interpreting. Our depth of local talented certified, qualified and experienced interpreters eliminates expensive travel, hotel and other logistic arrangements, thereby enabling us to offer you competitive rates. Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations consists of credentialed professionals who are experienced in all areas of interpreting such as legal, medical, educational, government, and entertainment industries.\n    <h1>Phone Interpreting</h1>\n    Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations provides phone-interpreting allowing you to accomplish your tasks without having to schedule an in-person meeting. We accommodate legal and medical practitioners, insurance companies, government agencies, and all other business professions that require phone interpreting services. Additionally, Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations gladly caters to special requests in reserving interpreters with specialized qualifications and credentials. Upon request, we also offer video conference interpreting with state of the art equipment.','Interpreting Services Explained',NULL,NULL),(13162,13162,1,'Most Spoken Languages In The US','2022-09-09 01:57:31','2022-09-09 01:57:31','0700f548-a5b2-4850-8fbd-6c398c099c5c','<h2>What Languages Are Spoken Most After English &amp; Spanish?</h2>\n    One-fifth of the population in the US speaks a language other than English or Spanish. This blog post will outline what those languages are and how they break down by state. Some states might be more diverse than others, but this is an interesting topic to explore!\n    <h2>How Long Will English Be Spoken Most In The US?</h2>\n    As of the 2019 US census, a total of 22% of the US speaks a foreign language with 14% speaking good English. That leaves about 8% of the United States population in a category considered limited-English proficient. A person is considered \"limited-English proficient\", or LEP for short, when they speak a language other than English at home but aren\'t fluent enough to read, write or speak English well enough to be understood by someone who doesn\'t speak that language. 25.1 million Americans fall into this category. CIT is called often to assist in parent teacher meetings to court proceedings in need of a professional interpreter for these type of speaking individuals.\n    <figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/US-LANGUAGE-STATISTICS-INFOGRAPHIC-BY-CAL-INTERPRETING-AND-TRANSLATIONS-888-737-9009.jpg\" alt=\"Enhanced infographic featuring 7 most spoken languages in the United States. 1. English 2. Spanish 3. Chinese 4. Tagalog 5. Vietnamese 6. Arabic 7. French\" width=\"668\" height=\"527\" /><figcaption></figcaption></figure>\n    <h2>the Second Most spoken Language In the US</h2>\n    While most statistics (only 12%) indicate that <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/spanish-language-translation-services/\">Spanish</a> is still not the most spoken language in the US, this may one day change with the United States open border policies in constant flux; there are already nine states where more than 10% of residents speak Spanish at home (including California which reports that 38% of its large population speaks Spanish).\n    <figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/largest-share-population-foriegn-speakers-by-cal-interpreting-888-737-9009-1024x576.jpg\" alt=\"U.S. States with Largest Share of Population Speaking Foreign Language according to 2018 U.S. Census\" width=\"1024\" height=\"576\" /><figcaption>These 9 states account for 2/3 of all foreign-language speakers. Largest increase by Nevada. The Spanish language experienced the largest growth. More people speak Spanish in the U.S. than in any Latin American country except Mexico, Colombia, and Argentina.</figcaption></figure>\n    There are about 37 million Hispanic-Americans who speak Spanish most often at home, which accounts for 92% of that demographic (34.5 million).\n\n    All throughout Central America, South America, and Mexico immigrants have brought their culture with them to maintain their traditions even if they\'re far away from home. Many Latino families believe it is important to keep their culture alive so they pass these beliefs on to younger generations.\n\n    In some cases, Latino parents speak Spanish most of the time with their children so they can learn this new language and reconnect with their culture.\n    <h2>The Third Most Spoken Language In the US</h2>\n    Coming in at number three for most spoken languages in the US is Chinese with a 2% share of the most popular languages. A total of 2.8 to 2.9 million Asian-Americans speak languages CIT translates often. They are <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/cantonese/cantonese-translation-services/\">Cantonese</a> and <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/mandarin/\">Mandarin</a>.\n\n    It is up among non-native speakers from 1.5 million speakers since 2009 (400,000), while Korean has 1.4 million speakers (up 100,000).\n\n    In addition to Asian-Americans who have immigrated from China, there are also many Americans who have been raised in an English speaking household, but their parent(s) or grandparent(s) came from a non-English speaking country and taught children how to speak this most used/spoken language at home so they could connect with relatives that might be visiting them or just because it was the most accessible means to communicate.\n\n    With immigration on the rise, these numbers may shift soon; what do you think will be most popular after English? Will it be Spanish or another language like Mandarin or French? As more people immigrate to America for work or school, we can expect to hear more languages being spoken throughout our diverse country.\n    <h2>What Language Is Spoken Most In Your State?</h2>\n    Tagalog is most commonly spoken in the western region of the US, while French most commonly appears in New England. Arabic in West Virginia? Who knew?\n\n    Chinese most commonly appears on both coasts (with most speakers found on the west coast), and Spanish most notably appears along the southwestern borders with Mexico.\n    <figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/MOST-SPOKEN-FOREIGN-LANGUAGES-OTHER-THAN-ENGLISH-AND-SPANISH-IN-US-STATES-by-CIT-888-737-9009.jpg\" alt=\"Infographic: Here are the languages other than English and Spanish (state-by-state) that are most spoken in the US.\" width=\"1200\" height=\"1080\" /><figcaption>The most spoken language in the US is English spoken by 55% of the population with anywhere from 229 to 231 million native speakers. While most statistics indicate that Spanish (13%) is still not the most spoken language in the US, this may one day change with the United States open border policies in constant flux; there are already nine states where more than 10% of residents speak Spanish at home (including California which reports that 38% of its large population speaks Spanish). There are about 37 million Hispanic-Americans who speak Spanish most often at home, which accounts for 92% of that demographic (34.5 million). </figcaption></figure>\n    <h2>CIT Translates every Language On This Page</h2>\n    The data and infographics in this article are carefully organized and verified by multiple CIT team members. <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/\">We translate in over 200 languages</a>, and that includes sign languages and <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/interpreting-services/asl/\">ASL</a>.\n\n    We take great pride in our efficiency and accuracy. If you find our professionalism appealing, call us when you need a dedicated team at affordable rates.','Most Spoken Languages In The US','Behind English, here are the most spoken languages in the US. Most spoken by state, with other interesting statistical charts.','Most spoken languages in the US'),(13163,13163,1,'Most Spoken Languages In The US','2022-09-09 01:57:31','2022-09-09 01:57:31','851a269a-35c5-49d7-82b0-f9e4c4e26f0d','<h2>What Languages Are Spoken Most After English &amp; Spanish?</h2>\n    One-fifth of the population in the US speaks a language other than English or Spanish. This blog post will outline what those languages are and how they break down by state. Some states might be more diverse than others, but this is an interesting topic to explore!\n    <h2>How Long Will English Be Spoken Most In The US?</h2>\n    As of the 2019 US census, a total of 22% of the US speaks a foreign language with 14% speaking good English. That leaves about 8% of the United States population in a category considered limited-English proficient. A person is considered \"limited-English proficient\", or LEP for short, when they speak a language other than English at home but aren\'t fluent enough to read, write or speak English well enough to be understood by someone who doesn\'t speak that language. 25.1 million Americans fall into this category. CIT is called often to assist in parent teacher meetings to court proceedings in need of a professional interpreter for these type of speaking individuals.\n    <figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/US-LANGUAGE-STATISTICS-INFOGRAPHIC-BY-CAL-INTERPRETING-AND-TRANSLATIONS-888-737-9009.jpg\" alt=\"Enhanced infographic featuring 7 most spoken languages in the United States. 1. English 2. Spanish 3. Chinese 4. Tagalog 5. Vietnamese 6. Arabic 7. French\" width=\"668\" height=\"527\" /><figcaption></figcaption></figure>\n    <h2>the Second Most spoken Language In the US</h2>\n    While most statistics (only 12%) indicate that <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/spanish-language-translation-services/\">Spanish</a> is still not the most spoken language in the US, this may one day change with the United States open border policies in constant flux; there are already nine states where more than 10% of residents speak Spanish at home (including California which reports that 38% of its large population speaks Spanish).\n    <figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/largest-share-population-foriegn-speakers-by-cal-interpreting-888-737-9009-1024x576.jpg\" alt=\"U.S. States with Largest Share of Population Speaking Foreign Language according to 2018 U.S. Census\" width=\"1024\" height=\"576\" /><figcaption>These 9 states account for 2/3 of all foreign-language speakers. Largest increase by Nevada. The Spanish language experienced the largest growth. More people speak Spanish in the U.S. than in any Latin American country except Mexico, Colombia, and Argentina.</figcaption></figure>\n    There are about 37 million Hispanic-Americans who speak Spanish most often at home, which accounts for 92% of that demographic (34.5 million).\n\n    All throughout Central America, South America, and Mexico immigrants have brought their culture with them to maintain their traditions even if they\'re far away from home. Many Latino families believe it is important to keep their culture alive so they pass these beliefs on to younger generations.\n\n    In some cases, Latino parents speak Spanish most of the time with their children so they can learn this new language and reconnect with their culture.\n    <h2>The Third Most Spoken Language In the US</h2>\n    Coming in at number three for most spoken languages in the US is Chinese with a 2% share of the most popular languages. A total of 2.8 to 2.9 million Asian-Americans speak languages CIT translates often. They are <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/cantonese/cantonese-translation-services/\">Cantonese</a> and <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/mandarin/\">Mandarin</a>.\n\n    It is up among non-native speakers from 1.5 million speakers since 2009 (400,000), while Korean has 1.4 million speakers (up 100,000).\n\n    In addition to Asian-Americans who have immigrated from China, there are also many Americans who have been raised in an English speaking household, but their parent(s) or grandparent(s) came from a non-English speaking country and taught children how to speak this most used/spoken language at home so they could connect with relatives that might be visiting them or just because it was the most accessible means to communicate.\n\n    With immigration on the rise, these numbers may shift soon; what do you think will be most popular after English? Will it be Spanish or another language like Mandarin or French? As more people immigrate to America for work or school, we can expect to hear more languages being spoken throughout our diverse country.\n    <h2>What Language Is Spoken Most In Your State?</h2>\n    Tagalog is most commonly spoken in the western region of the US, while French most commonly appears in New England. Arabic in West Virginia? Who knew?\n\n    Chinese most commonly appears on both coasts (with most speakers found on the west coast), and Spanish most notably appears along the southwestern borders with Mexico.\n    <figure><img src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/MOST-SPOKEN-FOREIGN-LANGUAGES-OTHER-THAN-ENGLISH-AND-SPANISH-IN-US-STATES-by-CIT-888-737-9009.jpg\" alt=\"Infographic: Here are the languages other than English and Spanish (state-by-state) that are most spoken in the US.\" width=\"1200\" height=\"1080\" /><figcaption>The most spoken language in the US is English spoken by 55% of the population with anywhere from 229 to 231 million native speakers. While most statistics indicate that Spanish (13%) is still not the most spoken language in the US, this may one day change with the United States open border policies in constant flux; there are already nine states where more than 10% of residents speak Spanish at home (including California which reports that 38% of its large population speaks Spanish). There are about 37 million Hispanic-Americans who speak Spanish most often at home, which accounts for 92% of that demographic (34.5 million). </figcaption></figure>\n    <h2>CIT Translates every Language On This Page</h2>\n    The data and infographics in this article are carefully organized and verified by multiple CIT team members. <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/language-services/\">We translate in over 200 languages</a>, and that includes sign languages and <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/services/interpreting-services/asl/\">ASL</a>.\n\n    We take great pride in our efficiency and accuracy. 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However CIT\'s native speaking translators understand nuance and detail which means they are able to provide accurate translations without unintended meaning as often found with google translation.</p>\n<h2>Humans Understand Tone</h2>\n<p>Google Translate is a powerful tool, but it can introduce unintended meaning into a translation. It can be difficult to translate terms and phrases used in an employee handbook or other formal context. Having your company documents translated by professional translators ensures no such mistake occurs in the translation process.</p>\n<h2>Google Translate Has Gone Meta for Failing</h2>\n<p>You wouldn\'t think Google would produce a product that is so well known for not being accurate that a cottage industry has spawned around it. 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When our clients provide us with a more competitive written quote from another California translation agency, we strive to beat that price.</p>\n            <h2>Quote Request Form</h2>\n            <p>Kindly complete the form below. A CIT team member will email your quote shortly thereafter.</p>\n            <p>[gravityform id=\"3\" name=\"Request Quote\" title=\"false\"]</p>','Request Quote','Receive a quote for the best interpreting, translations, proofreading, or transcription rates in Los Angeles. The lowest rates for language services.','interpreting translation quotes'),(13166,13166,1,'Request Quote','2022-09-09 02:17:28','2022-09-09 02:17:28','44934a67-ebe6-406d-a6f8-cb241fd09f5a','<h4>Price Matching</h4>\n            <p>We pride ourselves on providing the highest quality services at the most competitive rates. 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In providing top quality translation services, we understand the need to be flexible. Each client is unique and is treated accordingly. We take the time to understand our clients\' specific needs and provide tailored services to meet their requirements. We are accessible at all times, and we are competitively priced for all last-minute orders or rush translation services. As an interpreting agency, we believe it to be our obligation to be available, and we will not pass the cost to our clients.\n\n            Our translation services are not only of the highest quality, but they are the most reasonably priced of any translation agency. If any translation agency offers you a better written estimate, we will strive to match and beat their quote.\n\n            Our Interpreters Adhere to Strict Code of Professional Conduct\n\n            C.R.C. Rule 2.890 governs the professional conduct of interpreters, which our interpreters strictly follow.\n\n            Rule 2.890. 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When interpreting for a witness, the interpreter must interpret everything that is said during the witness\'s testimony.\n\n            (c) Impartiality and avoidance of conflicts of interest\n\n            (1) Impartiality\n\n            An interpreter must be impartial and unbiased and must refrain from conduct that may give an appearance of bias.\n\n            (2) Disclosure of conflicts\n\n            An interpreter must disclose to the judge and to all parties any actual or apparent conflict of interest. Any condition that interferes with the objectivity of an interpreter is a conflict of interest. A conflict may exist if the interpreter is acquainted with or related to any witness or party to the action or if the interpreter has an interest in the outcome of the case.\n\n            (3) Conduct\n\n            An interpreter must not engage in conduct creating the appearance of bias, prejudice, or partiality.\n\n            (4) Statements\n\n            An interpreter must not make statements to any person about the merits of the case until the litigation has concluded.\n\n            (d) Confidentiality of privileged communications\n\n            An interpreter must not disclose privileged communications between counsel and client to any person.\n\n            (e) Giving legal advice\n\n            An interpreter must not give legal advice to parties and witnesses, nor recommend specific attorneys or law firms.\n\n            (f) Impartial professional relationships\n\n            An interpreter must maintain an impartial, professional relationship with all court officers, attorneys, jurors, parties, and witnesses.\n\n            (g) Continuing education and duty to the profession\n\n            An interpreter must, through continuing education, maintain and improve his or her interpreting skills and knowledge of procedures used by the courts. 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We take the time to understand our clients\' specific needs and provide tailored services to meet their requirements. We are accessible at all times, and we are competitively priced for all last-minute orders or rush translation services. As an interpreting agency, we believe it to be our obligation to be available, and we will not pass the cost to our clients.\n\n            Our translation services are not only of the highest quality, but they are the most reasonably priced of any translation agency. If any translation agency offers you a better written estimate, we will strive to match and beat their quote.\n\n            Our Interpreters Adhere to Strict Code of Professional Conduct\n\n            C.R.C. Rule 2.890 governs the professional conduct of interpreters, which our interpreters strictly follow.\n\n            Rule 2.890. 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Burbank Boulevard<br /> Suite 311, Burbank, CA 91505\n            <h6>LOCAL OFFICE</h6>\n            12304 Santa Monica Boulevard<br /> Suite 300, Los Angeles, CA 90025\n            <h4>OFFICE HOURS</h4>\n            <p><br />Toll-Free: <a href=\"tel:208887379009\">888.737.9009</a></p>\n            \n            Monday\n            24 hours\n            \n            Tuesday\n            24 hours\n            \n            Wednesday\n            24 hours\n            \n            Thursday\n            24 hours\n            \n            Friday\n            24 hours\n            \n            Saturday\n            24 hours\n            \n            Sunday\n            24 hours','Locations',NULL,NULL),(13179,13179,1,'Thank You','2022-09-09 02:17:28','2022-09-09 02:17:28','d8b6ecde-9317-4aaf-9c1a-06d0fed26335','<p>Complete! </p><p>Remember — CIT is available 24 hours a day.<br />If you need immediate assistance call us at:</p><p><strong><a href=\"tel:18887379009\">888.737.9009</a></strong></p><p>Have you read our blog? <br /><a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/cit-language-services/cit-blog/\">Check it out! 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A representative will contact you shortly.','confirmation',NULL,NULL),(13182,13182,1,'confirmation','2022-09-09 02:17:28','2022-09-09 02:17:28','0ccd25b2-0c91-45d1-b040-82bcac8632a9','Thank you for contacting Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations. A representative will contact you shortly.','confirmation',NULL,NULL),(13183,13183,1,'Simultaneous Interpretation','2022-09-09 03:45:26','2022-09-09 03:47:05','b4d3f71b-08c0-444a-a282-3f4d7af72ee5','<img width=\"1200\" height=\"953\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_181366965-scaled.jpeg\" alt=\"\" />\n            <p><strong>Popular Locations</strong></p>\n            <h1>\n                Simultaneous Interpretation:\n                Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations\n            </h1>\n            <p>We provide Simultaneous Interpretation services in over 250 languages. Do you need Simultaneous and Consecutive Interpreting services for your next conference? Get a free quote today.</p>\n            <h2>Difference Between Simultaneous and Consecutive Interpreting</h2>\n            <p>In consecutive interpreting, the presenter will speak for 3 or 4 minutes while the interpreter takes down notes. The speaker will then make a pause while the interpreter relays the translated message. This means each speech takes twice the time! Consecutive interpreting is ideal for small meetings (e.g. parent-teacher meeting, medical appointments)</p><p>In simultaneous interpreting, the presenter speaks naturally and a team of 2 interpreters will translate live what is being said, usually switching every 15 minutes to prevent exhaustion. Simultaneous interpreting usually requires interpreting equipment and the interpreters work from a sound-proof booth. This service is best for conferences and time-sensitive events without room for pauses for consecutive interpreters (e.g. conferences, TV broadcasts.)</p>\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"681\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_93979023-1024x681.jpeg\" alt=\"Conference Interpreting\" />\n            <h2>Conference Interpreting</h2>\n            <p>A qualified interpreter listens at your next event instantly translating your words to your audiences native language. Speaking at conferences has never been easier because the meaning will be simultaneously translated by an interpreter. Regional team members may confidently express themselves in their mother tongue with regional team members that speak in a different dialect.</p><p>For example an American businessman can speak at events made for the Chinese market, while an interpreter is listening giving the interpretations in real-time this allows for questions and answers while the interpreter offers communication simultaneously, giving them the ability to have a conversation in the language spoken by spectators.</p>\n            <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote/\">\n                Request A Quote\n            </a>\n            <h2>Industries That Use Simultaneous Interpretation</h2>\n            <p>Simultaneous interpretation can be used by almost any industry, we have found the following industries use our services the most often, however if you have questions about your industry and how we can help you reach a new audience feel free to reach out:</p><ul><li>Conferences</li><li>Focus groups</li><li>Human Resources training (indoor classes and outdoor exercises)</li><li>Guided visits</li><li>Tour guides</li><li>Worship Services</li><li>Cybersecurity</li><li>Consulates</li><li>Media production companies and TV Stations</li><li>Multilevel Marketing (MLM) Meetings, Seminars, and Webinars</li><li>Multinational Companies</li><li>Executive Committee Meetings</li><li>Board meetings</li><li>Discussion panels</li><li>School Simultaneous Interpreting</li><li>Keynotes</li><li>NGOs like <a href=\"http://MakeHappen.org\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">MakeHappen.org</a> and VisibleThinking</li><li>Annual meetings</li><li>Wholesale Trade Shows</li><li>National &amp; International Sports Broadcasting</li><li>Events Management Companies and Hotels</li></ul><p>These are just a few examples of industries that generally have a need for simultaneous interpretation companies. We provide Simultaneous Interpretation services in over 250 languages worldwide, get a free quote today.</p>\n            <h2>What is remote simultaneous interpretation (or RSI)?</h2>\n            <p>Remote simultaneous interpretation (RSI) is a process that allows everyone, including interpreters, the ability to receive a live video &amp; audio feed virtually. RSI provides interpreters, participants, and speakers with the ability to interact in their own language remotely from any location on Earth. To participate in the meeting, all you need is a phone or a laptop, headset, and Internet connection.</p>\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"684\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_182791797-1024x684.jpeg\" alt=\"remote simultaneous interpretation\" />\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"683\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_444228431-1024x683.jpeg\" alt=\"Professional Interpreters - CIT\" />\n            <h3>How Does Remote Simultaneous Interpretation Work?</h3>\n            <p>Simultaneous interpretation is the practice of interpreting speech in real-time between two different languages. To minimize expenses and burden on event planners, remote Simultaneous Interpretation (RSI) eliminates the need for on-site interpreters and equipment. Remote Simultaneous Interpretation (RSI) is made possible through cloud computing and smart devices to provide a smooth experience.</p>\n            <h3>Why should you use remote simultaneous interpretation (RSI)?</h3>\n            <ul><li><strong>Reduced costs -</strong> Our RSI services have been proven to lower the cost of interpreting an occurrence by more than 50% when compared to traditional costs without sacrificing on non qualified interpreters.</li><li><strong>Increased flexibility</strong> - Frequently, press conferences and meetings need to be planned on the fly. RSI allows you to provide feeds in your target language to your audience at any time, anywhere using either conventional receivers or attendees\' own smart devices. RSI also increases access to rare language interpreters.</li><li><strong>Reduced administrative needs</strong> - With immediate access to world-class interpreters event planners can focus on what matters most at their events.</li><li><strong>Easy Tech Integration</strong> - Give up on expensive on-site interpretation equipment. Participants are free to use their own device to listen in their native language and avoiding language barriers, allowing your broadcast to be viewed in their source language thanks to remote simultaneous translation.</li><li><strong>More environmentally friendly</strong> - By allowing interpreters to work from home, you eliminates the need for them to travel significant distances to provide their services, and you the ability to host more visitors at your multilingual meetings and events.</li><li><strong>More Space at Events</strong> - Simultaneous Interpretation eliminates the need for soundproof booths, saving valuable space in the venue. It also reduces the language barrier of background noise that makes the language spoken hard to understand.</li><li><strong>Greater versatility</strong> - With RSI, remote locations with hard-to-reach events like isolated islands, resorts, and mountains can now be served by top interpreters. Simultaneous translation gives you the versatility you need whether you\'re targeting one language or multiple, simultaneous interpreters help your speaker reach a new audience.</li><li><strong>High fidelity sound</strong> - Remote Simultaneous Interpretation is capable of providing full bandwidth (20Hz - 20kHz) sound at extremely low latency, as well as high-quality video and lip-sync, despite not relying on costly equipment like IR and radio transmitters.</li><li><strong>Frictionless experience</strong> - Participants can use their devices to communicate with the remote coordinators during events if they want. There is no need to wait for a headset. In addition, we provide tailored technical assistance at events, allowing event organizers to focus on meeting their event targets.</li></ul>\n            <p>Whether you need remote simultaneous interpretation or in-person interpreters. Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations has the best solutions to get your message across clearly in almost any different language.</p><p>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations has many interpretation services to fit your needs. Get a free consultation with a language professional who can help you decide how we can best assist you with your project needs.</p>\n            <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote/\">\n                Request A Quote\n            </a>\n            <h3>How CIT Can Help With Simultaneous Interpretation</h3>\n            <img width=\"1200\" height=\"534\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/cit-los-angeles.jpg\" alt=\"CIT Los Angeles\" />\n            <h3>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations Local Offices</h3>\n            <p>12304 Santa Monica Blvd. Ste. 300</p><p>Los Angeles, CA 90025​</p>\n            <h3>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations Corporate Offices</h3>\n            <p>2501 W. Burbank Blvd. Ste. 311</p><p>Burbank, CA 91505</p><p>Toll Free</p><p>888.737.9009</p>','Simultaneous Interpretation','We provide Simultaneous Interpretation services in over 250 languages. Do you need Simultaneous and Consecutive Interpreting services for your next conference? Get a free quote today.','Simultaneous Interpretation'),(13184,13184,1,'Simultaneous Interpretation','2022-09-09 03:45:26','2022-09-09 03:45:26','88575d73-d5ab-4a30-a5e5-102061748d59','<img width=\"1200\" height=\"953\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_181366965-scaled.jpeg\" alt=\"\" />\n            <p><strong>Popular Locations</strong></p>\n            <h1>\n                Simultaneous Interpretation:\n                Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations\n            </h1>\n            <p>We provide Simultaneous Interpretation services in over 250 languages. Do you need Simultaneous and Consecutive Interpreting services for your next conference? Get a free quote today.</p>\n            <h2>Difference Between Simultaneous and Consecutive Interpreting</h2>\n            <p>In consecutive interpreting, the presenter will speak for 3 or 4 minutes while the interpreter takes down notes. The speaker will then make a pause while the interpreter relays the translated message. This means each speech takes twice the time! Consecutive interpreting is ideal for small meetings (e.g. parent-teacher meeting, medical appointments)</p><p>In simultaneous interpreting, the presenter speaks naturally and a team of 2 interpreters will translate live what is being said, usually switching every 15 minutes to prevent exhaustion. Simultaneous interpreting usually requires interpreting equipment and the interpreters work from a sound-proof booth. This service is best for conferences and time-sensitive events without room for pauses for consecutive interpreters (e.g. conferences, TV broadcasts.)</p>\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"681\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_93979023-1024x681.jpeg\" alt=\"Conference Interpreting\" />\n            <h2>Conference Interpreting</h2>\n            <p>A qualified interpreter listens at your next event instantly translating your words to your audiences native language. Speaking at conferences has never been easier because the meaning will be simultaneously translated by an interpreter. Regional team members may confidently express themselves in their mother tongue with regional team members that speak in a different dialect.</p><p>For example an American businessman can speak at events made for the Chinese market, while an interpreter is listening giving the interpretations in real-time this allows for questions and answers while the interpreter offers communication simultaneously, giving them the ability to have a conversation in the language spoken by spectators.</p>\n            <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote/\">\n                Request A Quote\n            </a>\n            <h2>Industries That Use Simultaneous Interpretation</h2>\n            <p>Simultaneous interpretation can be used by almost any industry, we have found the following industries use our services the most often, however if you have questions about your industry and how we can help you reach a new audience feel free to reach out:</p><ul><li>Conferences</li><li>Focus groups</li><li>Human Resources training (indoor classes and outdoor exercises)</li><li>Guided visits</li><li>Tour guides</li><li>Worship Services</li><li>Cybersecurity</li><li>Consulates</li><li>Media production companies and TV Stations</li><li>Multilevel Marketing (MLM) Meetings, Seminars, and Webinars</li><li>Multinational Companies</li><li>Executive Committee Meetings</li><li>Board meetings</li><li>Discussion panels</li><li>School Simultaneous Interpreting</li><li>Keynotes</li><li>NGOs like <a href=\"http://MakeHappen.org\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">MakeHappen.org</a> and VisibleThinking</li><li>Annual meetings</li><li>Wholesale Trade Shows</li><li>National &amp; International Sports Broadcasting</li><li>Events Management Companies and Hotels</li></ul><p>These are just a few examples of industries that generally have a need for simultaneous interpretation companies. We provide Simultaneous Interpretation services in over 250 languages worldwide, get a free quote today.</p>\n            <h2>What is remote simultaneous interpretation (or RSI)?</h2>\n            <p>Remote simultaneous interpretation (RSI) is a process that allows everyone, including interpreters, the ability to receive a live video &amp; audio feed virtually. RSI provides interpreters, participants, and speakers with the ability to interact in their own language remotely from any location on Earth. To participate in the meeting, all you need is a phone or a laptop, headset, and Internet connection.</p>\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"684\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_182791797-1024x684.jpeg\" alt=\"remote simultaneous interpretation\" />\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"683\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_444228431-1024x683.jpeg\" alt=\"Professional Interpreters - CIT\" />\n            <h3>How Does Remote Simultaneous Interpretation Work?</h3>\n            <p>Simultaneous interpretation is the practice of interpreting speech in real-time between two different languages. To minimize expenses and burden on event planners, remote Simultaneous Interpretation (RSI) eliminates the need for on-site interpreters and equipment. Remote Simultaneous Interpretation (RSI) is made possible through cloud computing and smart devices to provide a smooth experience.</p>\n            <h3>Why should you use remote simultaneous interpretation (RSI)?</h3>\n            <ul><li><strong>Reduced costs -</strong> Our RSI services have been proven to lower the cost of interpreting an occurrence by more than 50% when compared to traditional costs without sacrificing on non qualified interpreters.</li><li><strong>Increased flexibility</strong> - Frequently, press conferences and meetings need to be planned on the fly. RSI allows you to provide feeds in your target language to your audience at any time, anywhere using either conventional receivers or attendees\' own smart devices. RSI also increases access to rare language interpreters.</li><li><strong>Reduced administrative needs</strong> - With immediate access to world-class interpreters event planners can focus on what matters most at their events.</li><li><strong>Easy Tech Integration</strong> - Give up on expensive on-site interpretation equipment. Participants are free to use their own device to listen in their native language and avoiding language barriers, allowing your broadcast to be viewed in their source language thanks to remote simultaneous translation.</li><li><strong>More environmentally friendly</strong> - By allowing interpreters to work from home, you eliminates the need for them to travel significant distances to provide their services, and you the ability to host more visitors at your multilingual meetings and events.</li><li><strong>More Space at Events</strong> - Simultaneous Interpretation eliminates the need for soundproof booths, saving valuable space in the venue. It also reduces the language barrier of background noise that makes the language spoken hard to understand.</li><li><strong>Greater versatility</strong> - With RSI, remote locations with hard-to-reach events like isolated islands, resorts, and mountains can now be served by top interpreters. Simultaneous translation gives you the versatility you need whether you\'re targeting one language or multiple, simultaneous interpreters help your speaker reach a new audience.</li><li><strong>High fidelity sound</strong> - Remote Simultaneous Interpretation is capable of providing full bandwidth (20Hz - 20kHz) sound at extremely low latency, as well as high-quality video and lip-sync, despite not relying on costly equipment like IR and radio transmitters.</li><li><strong>Frictionless experience</strong> - Participants can use their devices to communicate with the remote coordinators during events if they want. There is no need to wait for a headset. In addition, we provide tailored technical assistance at events, allowing event organizers to focus on meeting their event targets.</li></ul>\n            <p>Whether you need remote simultaneous interpretation or in-person interpreters. Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations has the best solutions to get your message across clearly in almost any different language.</p><p>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations has many interpretation services to fit your needs. Get a free consultation with a language professional who can help you decide how we can best assist you with your project needs.</p>\n            <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote/\">\n                Request A Quote\n            </a>\n            <h3>How CIT Can Help With Simultaneous Interpretation</h3>\n            <img width=\"1200\" height=\"534\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/cit-los-angeles.jpg\" alt=\"CIT Los Angeles\" />\n            <h3>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations Local Offices</h3>\n            <p>12304 Santa Monica Blvd. Ste. 300</p><p>Los Angeles, CA 90025​</p>\n            <h3>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations Corporate Offices</h3>\n            <p>2501 W. Burbank Blvd. Ste. 311</p><p>Burbank, CA 91505</p><p>Toll Free</p><p>888.737.9009</p>','Simultaneous Interpretation',NULL,'Simultaneous Interpretation'),(13185,13185,1,'Simultaneous Interpretation Austin','2022-09-09 03:45:26','2022-09-09 03:45:26','9a6410da-ff70-4040-8fff-0f52c45db62c','<img width=\"1200\" height=\"953\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_181366965-scaled.jpeg\" alt=\"\" />\n            <p><strong>Popular Locations</strong></p>\n            <h1>\n                Simultaneous Interpretation Austin:\n                Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations\n            </h1>\n            <p>We provide Simultaneous Interpretation services in over 250 languages. Do you need Simultaneous and Consecutive Interpreting services in Austin for your next conference? Get a free quote today.</p>\n            <h2>Difference Between Simultaneous and Consecutive Interpreting</h2>\n            <p>In consecutive interpreting, the presenter will speak for 3 or 4 minutes while the interpreter takes down notes. The speaker will then make a pause while the interpreter relays the translated message. This means each speech takes twice the time! Consecutive interpreting is ideal for small meetings (e.g. parent-teacher meeting, medical appointments)</p><p>In simultaneous interpreting in Austin, the presenter speaks naturally and a team of 2 interpreters will translate live what is being said, usually switching every 15 minutes to prevent exhaustion. Simultaneous interpreting usually requires interpreting equipment and the interpreters work from a sound-proof booth. This service is best for conferences and time-sensitive events without room for pauses for consecutive interpreters (e.g. conferences, TV broadcasts.)</p>\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"681\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_93979023-1024x681.jpeg\" alt=\"Conference Interpreting\" />\n            <h2>Conference Interpreting</h2>\n            <p>A qualified interpreter listens at your next event instantly translating your words to your audiences native language. Speaking at conferences has never been easier because the meaning will be simultaneously translated by an interpreter. Regional team members may confidently express themselves in their mother tongue with regional team members that speak in a different dialect.</p><p>For example an American businessman can speak at events made for the Chinese market, while an interpreter is listening giving the interpretations in real-time this allows for questions and answers while the interpreter offers communication simultaneously, giving them the ability to have a conversation in the language spoken by spectators.</p>\n            <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote/\">\n                Request A Quote\n            </a>\n            <h2>Industries in Austin That Use Simultaneous Interpretation</h2>\n            <p>Simultaneous interpretation in Austin can be used by almost any industry, we have found the following industries use our services the most often, however if you have questions about your industry and how we can help you reach a new audience feel free to reach out:</p><ul><li>Conferences</li><li>Focus groups</li><li>Human Resources training (indoor classes and outdoor exercises)</li><li>Guided visits</li><li>Tour guides</li><li>Worship Services</li><li>Cybersecurity</li><li>Consulates</li><li>Media production companies and TV Stations</li><li>Multilevel Marketing (MLM) Meetings, Seminars, and Webinars</li><li>Multinational Companies</li><li>Executive Committee Meetings</li><li>Board meetings</li><li>Discussion panels</li><li>School Simultaneous Interpreting</li><li>Keynotes</li><li>NGOs like <a href=\"http://MakeHappen.org\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">MakeHappen.org</a> and VisibleThinking</li><li>Annual meetings</li><li>Wholesale Trade Shows</li><li>National &amp; International Sports Broadcasting</li><li>Events Management Companies and Hotels</li></ul><p>These are just a few examples of industries that generally have a need for simultaneous interpretation companies. We provide Simultaneous Interpretation services in over 250 languages worldwide, get a free quote today.</p>\n            <h2>What is remote simultaneous interpretation (or RSI) In Austin?</h2>\n            <p>Remote simultaneous interpretation (RSI) is a process that allows everyone, including interpreters, the ability to receive a live video &amp; audio feed virtually. RSI provides interpreters, participants, and speakers with the ability to interact in their own language remotely from any location on Earth. To participate in the meeting, all you need is a phone or a laptop, headset, and Internet connection.</p>\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"684\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_182791797-1024x684.jpeg\" alt=\"remote simultaneous interpretation\" />\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"683\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_444228431-1024x683.jpeg\" alt=\"Professional Interpreters - CIT\" />\n            <h3>How Does Remote Simultaneous Interpretation\n                In Austin Work?</h3>\n            <p>Simultaneous interpretation is the practice of interpreting speech in real-time between two different languages. To minimize expenses and burden on event planners, remote Simultaneous Interpretation (RSI) in Austin eliminates the need for on-site interpreters and equipment. Remote Simultaneous Interpretation (RSI) is made possible through cloud computing and smart devices to provide a smooth experience.</p>\n            <h3>Why should you use remote simultaneous interpretation In Austin (RSI)?</h3>\n            <ul><li><strong>Reduced costs -</strong> Our RSI services have been proven to lower the cost of interpreting an occurrence by more than 50% when compared to traditional costs without sacrificing on non qualified interpreters.</li><li><strong>Increased flexibility</strong> - Frequently, press conferences and meetings need to be planned on the fly. RSI allows you to provide feeds in your target language to your audience at any time, anywhere using either conventional receivers or attendees\' own smart devices. RSI also increases access to rare language interpreters.</li><li><strong>Reduced administrative needs</strong> - With immediate access to world-class interpreters event planners can focus on what matters most at their events.</li><li><strong>Easy Tech Integration</strong> - Give up on expensive on-site interpretation equipment. Participants are free to use their own device to listen in their native language and avoiding language barriers, allowing your broadcast to be viewed in their source language thanks to remote simultaneous translation.</li><li><strong>More environmentally friendly</strong> - By allowing interpreters to work from home, you eliminates the need for them to travel significant distances to provide their services, and you the ability to host more visitors at your multilingual meetings and events.</li><li><strong>More Space at Events</strong> - Simultaneous Interpretation eliminates the need for soundproof booths, saving valuable space in the venue. It also reduces the language barrier of background noise that makes the language spoken hard to understand.</li><li><strong>Greater versatility</strong> - With RSI, remote locations with hard-to-reach events like isolated islands, resorts, and mountains can now be served by top interpreters. Simultaneous translation gives you the versatility you need whether you\'re targeting one language or multiple, simultaneous interpreters help your speaker reach a new audience.</li><li><strong>High fidelity sound</strong> - Remote Simultaneous Interpretation is capable of providing full bandwidth (20Hz - 20kHz) sound at extremely low latency, as well as high-quality video and lip-sync, despite not relying on costly equipment like IR and radio transmitters.</li><li><strong>Frictionless experience</strong> - Participants can use their devices to communicate with the remote coordinators during events if they want. There is no need to wait for a headset. In addition, we provide tailored technical assistance at events, allowing event organizers to focus on meeting their event targets.</li></ul>\n            <p>Whether you need remote simultaneous interpretation or in-person interpreters in Austin, Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations has the best solutions to get your message across clearly in almost any different language.</p><p>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations has many interpretation services in Austin to fit your needs. Get a free consultation with a language professional who can help you decide how we can best assist you with your project needs.</p>\n            <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote/\">\n                Request A Quote\n            </a>\n            <h3>How CIT Can Help With Simultaneous Interpretation In Austin</h3>\n            <img width=\"1200\" height=\"534\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/cit-los-angeles.jpg\" alt=\"CIT Los Angeles\" />\n            <h3>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations Local Offices</h3>\n            <p>12304 Santa Monica Blvd. Ste. 300</p><p>Los Angeles, CA 90025​</p>\n            <h3>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations Corporate Offices</h3>\n            <p>2501 W. Burbank Blvd. Ste. 311</p><p>Burbank, CA 91505</p><p>Toll Free</p><p>888.737.9009</p>','Simultaneous Interpretation Austin',NULL,NULL),(13186,13186,1,'Simultaneous Interpretation Austin','2022-09-09 03:45:26','2022-09-09 03:45:26','0ae6efaa-f6bb-406d-ac81-36385dc8c3e3','<img width=\"1200\" height=\"953\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_181366965-scaled.jpeg\" alt=\"\" />\n            <p><strong>Popular Locations</strong></p>\n            <h1>\n                Simultaneous Interpretation Austin:\n                Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations\n            </h1>\n            <p>We provide Simultaneous Interpretation services in over 250 languages. Do you need Simultaneous and Consecutive Interpreting services in Austin for your next conference? Get a free quote today.</p>\n            <h2>Difference Between Simultaneous and Consecutive Interpreting</h2>\n            <p>In consecutive interpreting, the presenter will speak for 3 or 4 minutes while the interpreter takes down notes. The speaker will then make a pause while the interpreter relays the translated message. This means each speech takes twice the time! Consecutive interpreting is ideal for small meetings (e.g. parent-teacher meeting, medical appointments)</p><p>In simultaneous interpreting in Austin, the presenter speaks naturally and a team of 2 interpreters will translate live what is being said, usually switching every 15 minutes to prevent exhaustion. Simultaneous interpreting usually requires interpreting equipment and the interpreters work from a sound-proof booth. This service is best for conferences and time-sensitive events without room for pauses for consecutive interpreters (e.g. conferences, TV broadcasts.)</p>\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"681\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_93979023-1024x681.jpeg\" alt=\"Conference Interpreting\" />\n            <h2>Conference Interpreting</h2>\n            <p>A qualified interpreter listens at your next event instantly translating your words to your audiences native language. Speaking at conferences has never been easier because the meaning will be simultaneously translated by an interpreter. Regional team members may confidently express themselves in their mother tongue with regional team members that speak in a different dialect.</p><p>For example an American businessman can speak at events made for the Chinese market, while an interpreter is listening giving the interpretations in real-time this allows for questions and answers while the interpreter offers communication simultaneously, giving them the ability to have a conversation in the language spoken by spectators.</p>\n            <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote/\">\n                Request A Quote\n            </a>\n            <h2>Industries in Austin That Use Simultaneous Interpretation</h2>\n            <p>Simultaneous interpretation in Austin can be used by almost any industry, we have found the following industries use our services the most often, however if you have questions about your industry and how we can help you reach a new audience feel free to reach out:</p><ul><li>Conferences</li><li>Focus groups</li><li>Human Resources training (indoor classes and outdoor exercises)</li><li>Guided visits</li><li>Tour guides</li><li>Worship Services</li><li>Cybersecurity</li><li>Consulates</li><li>Media production companies and TV Stations</li><li>Multilevel Marketing (MLM) Meetings, Seminars, and Webinars</li><li>Multinational Companies</li><li>Executive Committee Meetings</li><li>Board meetings</li><li>Discussion panels</li><li>School Simultaneous Interpreting</li><li>Keynotes</li><li>NGOs like <a href=\"http://MakeHappen.org\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">MakeHappen.org</a> and VisibleThinking</li><li>Annual meetings</li><li>Wholesale Trade Shows</li><li>National &amp; International Sports Broadcasting</li><li>Events Management Companies and Hotels</li></ul><p>These are just a few examples of industries that generally have a need for simultaneous interpretation companies. We provide Simultaneous Interpretation services in over 250 languages worldwide, get a free quote today.</p>\n            <h2>What is remote simultaneous interpretation (or RSI) In Austin?</h2>\n            <p>Remote simultaneous interpretation (RSI) is a process that allows everyone, including interpreters, the ability to receive a live video &amp; audio feed virtually. RSI provides interpreters, participants, and speakers with the ability to interact in their own language remotely from any location on Earth. To participate in the meeting, all you need is a phone or a laptop, headset, and Internet connection.</p>\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"684\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_182791797-1024x684.jpeg\" alt=\"remote simultaneous interpretation\" />\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"683\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_444228431-1024x683.jpeg\" alt=\"Professional Interpreters - CIT\" />\n            <h3>How Does Remote Simultaneous Interpretation\n                In Austin Work?</h3>\n            <p>Simultaneous interpretation is the practice of interpreting speech in real-time between two different languages. To minimize expenses and burden on event planners, remote Simultaneous Interpretation (RSI) in Austin eliminates the need for on-site interpreters and equipment. Remote Simultaneous Interpretation (RSI) is made possible through cloud computing and smart devices to provide a smooth experience.</p>\n            <h3>Why should you use remote simultaneous interpretation In Austin (RSI)?</h3>\n            <ul><li><strong>Reduced costs -</strong> Our RSI services have been proven to lower the cost of interpreting an occurrence by more than 50% when compared to traditional costs without sacrificing on non qualified interpreters.</li><li><strong>Increased flexibility</strong> - Frequently, press conferences and meetings need to be planned on the fly. RSI allows you to provide feeds in your target language to your audience at any time, anywhere using either conventional receivers or attendees\' own smart devices. RSI also increases access to rare language interpreters.</li><li><strong>Reduced administrative needs</strong> - With immediate access to world-class interpreters event planners can focus on what matters most at their events.</li><li><strong>Easy Tech Integration</strong> - Give up on expensive on-site interpretation equipment. Participants are free to use their own device to listen in their native language and avoiding language barriers, allowing your broadcast to be viewed in their source language thanks to remote simultaneous translation.</li><li><strong>More environmentally friendly</strong> - By allowing interpreters to work from home, you eliminates the need for them to travel significant distances to provide their services, and you the ability to host more visitors at your multilingual meetings and events.</li><li><strong>More Space at Events</strong> - Simultaneous Interpretation eliminates the need for soundproof booths, saving valuable space in the venue. It also reduces the language barrier of background noise that makes the language spoken hard to understand.</li><li><strong>Greater versatility</strong> - With RSI, remote locations with hard-to-reach events like isolated islands, resorts, and mountains can now be served by top interpreters. Simultaneous translation gives you the versatility you need whether you\'re targeting one language or multiple, simultaneous interpreters help your speaker reach a new audience.</li><li><strong>High fidelity sound</strong> - Remote Simultaneous Interpretation is capable of providing full bandwidth (20Hz - 20kHz) sound at extremely low latency, as well as high-quality video and lip-sync, despite not relying on costly equipment like IR and radio transmitters.</li><li><strong>Frictionless experience</strong> - Participants can use their devices to communicate with the remote coordinators during events if they want. There is no need to wait for a headset. In addition, we provide tailored technical assistance at events, allowing event organizers to focus on meeting their event targets.</li></ul>\n            <p>Whether you need remote simultaneous interpretation or in-person interpreters in Austin, Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations has the best solutions to get your message across clearly in almost any different language.</p><p>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations has many interpretation services in Austin to fit your needs. Get a free consultation with a language professional who can help you decide how we can best assist you with your project needs.</p>\n            <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote/\">\n                Request A Quote\n            </a>\n            <h3>How CIT Can Help With Simultaneous Interpretation In Austin</h3>\n            <img width=\"1200\" height=\"534\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/cit-los-angeles.jpg\" alt=\"CIT Los Angeles\" />\n            <h3>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations Local Offices</h3>\n            <p>12304 Santa Monica Blvd. Ste. 300</p><p>Los Angeles, CA 90025​</p>\n            <h3>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations Corporate Offices</h3>\n            <p>2501 W. Burbank Blvd. Ste. 311</p><p>Burbank, CA 91505</p><p>Toll Free</p><p>888.737.9009</p>','Simultaneous Interpretation Austin',NULL,NULL),(13187,13187,1,'Simultaneous Interpretation Boston','2022-09-09 03:45:26','2022-09-09 03:45:26','e6769fc5-6415-4bf6-8ea5-cee4c3a371ec','<img width=\"1200\" height=\"953\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_181366965-scaled.jpeg\" alt=\"\" />\n            <p><strong>Popular Locations</strong></p>\n            <h1>\n                Simultaneous Interpretation Boston:\n                Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations\n            </h1>\n            <p>We provide Simultaneous Interpretation services in over 250 languages. Do you need Simultaneous and Consecutive Interpreting services in Boston for your next conference? Get a free quote today.</p>\n            <h2>Difference Between Simultaneous and Consecutive Interpreting</h2>\n            <p>In consecutive interpreting, the presenter will speak for 3 or 4 minutes while the interpreter takes down notes. The speaker will then make a pause while the interpreter relays the translated message. This means each speech takes twice the time! Consecutive interpreting is ideal for small meetings (e.g. parent-teacher meeting, medical appointments)</p><p>In simultaneous interpreting in Boston, the presenter speaks naturally and a team of 2 interpreters will translate live what is being said, usually switching every 15 minutes to prevent exhaustion. Simultaneous interpreting usually requires interpreting equipment and the interpreters work from a sound-proof booth. This service is best for conferences and time-sensitive events without room for pauses for consecutive interpreters (e.g. conferences, TV broadcasts.)</p>\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"681\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_93979023-1024x681.jpeg\" alt=\"Conference Interpreting\" />\n            <h2>Conference Interpreting</h2>\n            <p>A qualified interpreter listens at your next event instantly translating your words to your audiences native language. Speaking at conferences has never been easier because the meaning will be simultaneously translated by an interpreter. Regional team members may confidently express themselves in their mother tongue with regional team members that speak in a different dialect.</p><p>For example an American businessman can speak at events made for the Chinese market, while an interpreter is listening giving the interpretations in real-time this allows for questions and answers while the interpreter offers communication simultaneously, giving them the ability to have a conversation in the language spoken by spectators.</p>\n            <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote/\">\n                Request A Quote\n            </a>\n            <h2>Industries in Boston That Use Simultaneous Interpretation</h2>\n            <p>Simultaneous interpretation in Boston can be used by almost any industry, we have found the following industries use our services the most often, however if you have questions about your industry and how we can help you reach a new audience feel free to reach out:</p><ul><li>Conferences</li><li>Focus groups</li><li>Human Resources training (indoor classes and outdoor exercises)</li><li>Guided visits</li><li>Tour guides</li><li>Worship Services</li><li>Cybersecurity</li><li>Consulates</li><li>Media production companies and TV Stations</li><li>Multilevel Marketing (MLM) Meetings, Seminars, and Webinars</li><li>Multinational Companies</li><li>Executive Committee Meetings</li><li>Board meetings</li><li>Discussion panels</li><li>School Simultaneous Interpreting</li><li>Keynotes</li><li>NGOs like <a href=\"http://MakeHappen.org\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">MakeHappen.org</a> and VisibleThinking</li><li>Annual meetings</li><li>Wholesale Trade Shows</li><li>National &amp; International Sports Broadcasting</li><li>Events Management Companies and Hotels</li></ul><p>These are just a few examples of industries that generally have a need for simultaneous interpretation companies. We provide Simultaneous Interpretation services in over 250 languages worldwide, get a free quote today.</p>\n            <h2>What is remote simultaneous interpretation (or RSI) In Boston?</h2>\n            <p>Remote simultaneous interpretation (RSI) is a process that allows everyone, including interpreters, the ability to receive a live video &amp; audio feed virtually. RSI provides interpreters, participants, and speakers with the ability to interact in their own language remotely from any location on Earth. To participate in the meeting, all you need is a phone or a laptop, headset, and Internet connection.</p>\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"684\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_182791797-1024x684.jpeg\" alt=\"remote simultaneous interpretation\" />\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"683\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_444228431-1024x683.jpeg\" alt=\"Professional Interpreters - CIT\" />\n            <h3>How Does Remote Simultaneous Interpretation\n                In Boston Work?</h3>\n            <p>Simultaneous interpretation is the practice of interpreting speech in real-time between two different languages. To minimize expenses and burden on event planners, remote Simultaneous Interpretation (RSI) in Boston eliminates the need for on-site interpreters and equipment. Remote Simultaneous Interpretation (RSI) is made possible through cloud computing and smart devices to provide a smooth experience.</p>\n            <h3>Why should you use remote simultaneous interpretation In Boston (RSI)?</h3>\n            <ul><li><strong>Reduced costs -</strong> Our RSI services have been proven to lower the cost of interpreting an occurrence by more than 50% when compared to traditional costs without sacrificing on non qualified interpreters.</li><li><strong>Increased flexibility</strong> - Frequently, press conferences and meetings need to be planned on the fly. RSI allows you to provide feeds in your target language to your audience at any time, anywhere using either conventional receivers or attendees\' own smart devices. RSI also increases access to rare language interpreters.</li><li><strong>Reduced administrative needs</strong> - With immediate access to world-class interpreters event planners can focus on what matters most at their events.</li><li><strong>Easy Tech Integration</strong> - Give up on expensive on-site interpretation equipment. Participants are free to use their own device to listen in their native language and avoiding language barriers, allowing your broadcast to be viewed in their source language thanks to remote simultaneous translation.</li><li><strong>More environmentally friendly</strong> - By allowing interpreters to work from home, you eliminates the need for them to travel significant distances to provide their services, and you the ability to host more visitors at your multilingual meetings and events.</li><li><strong>More Space at Events</strong> - Simultaneous Interpretation eliminates the need for soundproof booths, saving valuable space in the venue. It also reduces the language barrier of background noise that makes the language spoken hard to understand.</li><li><strong>Greater versatility</strong> - With RSI, remote locations with hard-to-reach events like isolated islands, resorts, and mountains can now be served by top interpreters. Simultaneous translation gives you the versatility you need whether you\'re targeting one language or multiple, simultaneous interpreters help your speaker reach a new audience.</li><li><strong>High fidelity sound</strong> - Remote Simultaneous Interpretation is capable of providing full bandwidth (20Hz - 20kHz) sound at extremely low latency, as well as high-quality video and lip-sync, despite not relying on costly equipment like IR and radio transmitters.</li><li><strong>Frictionless experience</strong> - Participants can use their devices to communicate with the remote coordinators during events if they want. There is no need to wait for a headset. In addition, we provide tailored technical assistance at events, allowing event organizers to focus on meeting their event targets.</li></ul>\n            \n            <p>Whether you need remote simultaneous interpretation or in-person interpreters in Boston, Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations has the best solutions to get your message across clearly in almost any different language.</p><p>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations has many interpretation services in Boston to fit your needs. Get a free consultation with a language professional who can help you decide how we can best assist you with your project needs.</p>\n            <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote/\">\n                Request A Quote\n            </a>\n            <h3>How CIT Can Help With Simultaneous Interpretation In Boston</h3>\n            <img width=\"1200\" height=\"534\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/cit-los-angeles.jpg\" alt=\"CIT Los Angeles\" />\n            <h3>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations Local Offices</h3>\n            <p>12304 Santa Monica Blvd. Ste. 300</p><p>Los Angeles, CA 90025​</p>\n            <h3>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations Corporate Offices</h3>\n            <p>2501 W. Burbank Blvd. Ste. 311</p><p>Burbank, CA 91505</p><p>Toll Free</p><p>888.737.9009</p>','Simultaneous Interpretation Boston',NULL,NULL),(13188,13188,1,'Simultaneous Interpretation Boston','2022-09-09 03:45:26','2022-09-09 03:45:26','1b42b06b-4c3a-4db6-b2db-2cf121c9bd32','<img width=\"1200\" height=\"953\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_181366965-scaled.jpeg\" alt=\"\" />\n            <p><strong>Popular Locations</strong></p>\n            <h1>\n                Simultaneous Interpretation Boston:\n                Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations\n            </h1>\n            <p>We provide Simultaneous Interpretation services in over 250 languages. Do you need Simultaneous and Consecutive Interpreting services in Boston for your next conference? Get a free quote today.</p>\n            <h2>Difference Between Simultaneous and Consecutive Interpreting</h2>\n            <p>In consecutive interpreting, the presenter will speak for 3 or 4 minutes while the interpreter takes down notes. The speaker will then make a pause while the interpreter relays the translated message. This means each speech takes twice the time! Consecutive interpreting is ideal for small meetings (e.g. parent-teacher meeting, medical appointments)</p><p>In simultaneous interpreting in Boston, the presenter speaks naturally and a team of 2 interpreters will translate live what is being said, usually switching every 15 minutes to prevent exhaustion. Simultaneous interpreting usually requires interpreting equipment and the interpreters work from a sound-proof booth. This service is best for conferences and time-sensitive events without room for pauses for consecutive interpreters (e.g. conferences, TV broadcasts.)</p>\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"681\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_93979023-1024x681.jpeg\" alt=\"Conference Interpreting\" />\n            <h2>Conference Interpreting</h2>\n            <p>A qualified interpreter listens at your next event instantly translating your words to your audiences native language. Speaking at conferences has never been easier because the meaning will be simultaneously translated by an interpreter. Regional team members may confidently express themselves in their mother tongue with regional team members that speak in a different dialect.</p><p>For example an American businessman can speak at events made for the Chinese market, while an interpreter is listening giving the interpretations in real-time this allows for questions and answers while the interpreter offers communication simultaneously, giving them the ability to have a conversation in the language spoken by spectators.</p>\n            <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote/\">\n                Request A Quote\n            </a>\n            <h2>Industries in Boston That Use Simultaneous Interpretation</h2>\n            <p>Simultaneous interpretation in Boston can be used by almost any industry, we have found the following industries use our services the most often, however if you have questions about your industry and how we can help you reach a new audience feel free to reach out:</p><ul><li>Conferences</li><li>Focus groups</li><li>Human Resources training (indoor classes and outdoor exercises)</li><li>Guided visits</li><li>Tour guides</li><li>Worship Services</li><li>Cybersecurity</li><li>Consulates</li><li>Media production companies and TV Stations</li><li>Multilevel Marketing (MLM) Meetings, Seminars, and Webinars</li><li>Multinational Companies</li><li>Executive Committee Meetings</li><li>Board meetings</li><li>Discussion panels</li><li>School Simultaneous Interpreting</li><li>Keynotes</li><li>NGOs like <a href=\"http://MakeHappen.org\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">MakeHappen.org</a> and VisibleThinking</li><li>Annual meetings</li><li>Wholesale Trade Shows</li><li>National &amp; International Sports Broadcasting</li><li>Events Management Companies and Hotels</li></ul><p>These are just a few examples of industries that generally have a need for simultaneous interpretation companies. We provide Simultaneous Interpretation services in over 250 languages worldwide, get a free quote today.</p>\n            <h2>What is remote simultaneous interpretation (or RSI) In Boston?</h2>\n            <p>Remote simultaneous interpretation (RSI) is a process that allows everyone, including interpreters, the ability to receive a live video &amp; audio feed virtually. RSI provides interpreters, participants, and speakers with the ability to interact in their own language remotely from any location on Earth. To participate in the meeting, all you need is a phone or a laptop, headset, and Internet connection.</p>\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"684\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_182791797-1024x684.jpeg\" alt=\"remote simultaneous interpretation\" />\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"683\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_444228431-1024x683.jpeg\" alt=\"Professional Interpreters - CIT\" />\n            <h3>How Does Remote Simultaneous Interpretation\n                In Boston Work?</h3>\n            <p>Simultaneous interpretation is the practice of interpreting speech in real-time between two different languages. To minimize expenses and burden on event planners, remote Simultaneous Interpretation (RSI) in Boston eliminates the need for on-site interpreters and equipment. Remote Simultaneous Interpretation (RSI) is made possible through cloud computing and smart devices to provide a smooth experience.</p>\n            <h3>Why should you use remote simultaneous interpretation In Boston (RSI)?</h3>\n            <ul><li><strong>Reduced costs -</strong> Our RSI services have been proven to lower the cost of interpreting an occurrence by more than 50% when compared to traditional costs without sacrificing on non qualified interpreters.</li><li><strong>Increased flexibility</strong> - Frequently, press conferences and meetings need to be planned on the fly. RSI allows you to provide feeds in your target language to your audience at any time, anywhere using either conventional receivers or attendees\' own smart devices. RSI also increases access to rare language interpreters.</li><li><strong>Reduced administrative needs</strong> - With immediate access to world-class interpreters event planners can focus on what matters most at their events.</li><li><strong>Easy Tech Integration</strong> - Give up on expensive on-site interpretation equipment. Participants are free to use their own device to listen in their native language and avoiding language barriers, allowing your broadcast to be viewed in their source language thanks to remote simultaneous translation.</li><li><strong>More environmentally friendly</strong> - By allowing interpreters to work from home, you eliminates the need for them to travel significant distances to provide their services, and you the ability to host more visitors at your multilingual meetings and events.</li><li><strong>More Space at Events</strong> - Simultaneous Interpretation eliminates the need for soundproof booths, saving valuable space in the venue. It also reduces the language barrier of background noise that makes the language spoken hard to understand.</li><li><strong>Greater versatility</strong> - With RSI, remote locations with hard-to-reach events like isolated islands, resorts, and mountains can now be served by top interpreters. Simultaneous translation gives you the versatility you need whether you\'re targeting one language or multiple, simultaneous interpreters help your speaker reach a new audience.</li><li><strong>High fidelity sound</strong> - Remote Simultaneous Interpretation is capable of providing full bandwidth (20Hz - 20kHz) sound at extremely low latency, as well as high-quality video and lip-sync, despite not relying on costly equipment like IR and radio transmitters.</li><li><strong>Frictionless experience</strong> - Participants can use their devices to communicate with the remote coordinators during events if they want. There is no need to wait for a headset. In addition, we provide tailored technical assistance at events, allowing event organizers to focus on meeting their event targets.</li></ul>\n            \n            <p>Whether you need remote simultaneous interpretation or in-person interpreters in Boston, Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations has the best solutions to get your message across clearly in almost any different language.</p><p>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations has many interpretation services in Boston to fit your needs. Get a free consultation with a language professional who can help you decide how we can best assist you with your project needs.</p>\n            <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote/\">\n                Request A Quote\n            </a>\n            <h3>How CIT Can Help With Simultaneous Interpretation In Boston</h3>\n            <img width=\"1200\" height=\"534\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/cit-los-angeles.jpg\" alt=\"CIT Los Angeles\" />\n            <h3>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations Local Offices</h3>\n            <p>12304 Santa Monica Blvd. Ste. 300</p><p>Los Angeles, CA 90025​</p>\n            <h3>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations Corporate Offices</h3>\n            <p>2501 W. Burbank Blvd. Ste. 311</p><p>Burbank, CA 91505</p><p>Toll Free</p><p>888.737.9009</p>','Simultaneous Interpretation Boston',NULL,NULL),(13189,13189,1,'Simultaneous Interpretation Charlotte','2022-09-09 03:45:26','2022-09-09 03:45:26','26c5ea28-075b-416d-a403-0f1ae677c90d','<img width=\"1200\" height=\"953\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_181366965-scaled.jpeg\" alt=\"\" />\n            <p><strong>Popular Locations</strong></p>\n            <h1>\n                Simultaneous Interpretation Charlotte:\n                Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations\n            </h1>\n            <p>We provide Simultaneous Interpretation services in over 250 languages. Do you need Simultaneous and Consecutive Interpreting services in Charlotte for your next conference? Get a free quote today.</p>\n            <h2>Difference Between Simultaneous and Consecutive Interpreting</h2>\n            <p>In consecutive interpreting, the presenter will speak for 3 or 4 minutes while the interpreter takes down notes. The speaker will then make a pause while the interpreter relays the translated message. This means each speech takes twice the time! Consecutive interpreting is ideal for small meetings (e.g. parent-teacher meeting, medical appointments)</p><p>In simultaneous interpreting in Charlotte, the presenter speaks naturally and a team of 2 interpreters will translate live what is being said, usually switching every 15 minutes to prevent exhaustion. Simultaneous interpreting usually requires interpreting equipment and the interpreters work from a sound-proof booth. This service is best for conferences and time-sensitive events without room for pauses for consecutive interpreters (e.g. conferences, TV broadcasts.)</p>\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"681\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_93979023-1024x681.jpeg\" alt=\"Conference Interpreting\" />\n            <h2>Conference Interpreting</h2>\n            <p>A qualified interpreter listens at your next event instantly translating your words to your audiences native language. Speaking at conferences has never been easier because the meaning will be simultaneously translated by an interpreter. Regional team members may confidently express themselves in their mother tongue with regional team members that speak in a different dialect.</p><p>For example an American businessman can speak at events made for the Chinese market, while an interpreter is listening giving the interpretations in real-time this allows for questions and answers while the interpreter offers communication simultaneously, giving them the ability to have a conversation in the language spoken by spectators.</p>\n            <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote/\">\n                Request A Quote\n            </a>\n            <h2>Industries in Charlotte That Use Simultaneous Interpretation</h2>\n            <p>Simultaneous interpretation in Charlotte can be used by almost any industry, we have found the following industries use our services the most often, however if you have questions about your industry and how we can help you reach a new audience feel free to reach out:</p><ul><li>Conferences</li><li>Focus groups</li><li>Human Resources training (indoor classes and outdoor exercises)</li><li>Guided visits</li><li>Tour guides</li><li>Worship Services</li><li>Cybersecurity</li><li>Consulates</li><li>Media production companies and TV Stations</li><li>Multilevel Marketing (MLM) Meetings, Seminars, and Webinars</li><li>Multinational Companies</li><li>Executive Committee Meetings</li><li>Board meetings</li><li>Discussion panels</li><li>School Simultaneous Interpreting</li><li>Keynotes</li><li>NGOs like <a href=\"http://MakeHappen.org\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">MakeHappen.org</a> and VisibleThinking</li><li>Annual meetings</li><li>Wholesale Trade Shows</li><li>National &amp; International Sports Broadcasting</li><li>Events Management Companies and Hotels</li></ul><p>These are just a few examples of industries that generally have a need for simultaneous interpretation companies. We provide Simultaneous Interpretation services in over 250 languages worldwide, get a free quote today.</p>\n            <h2>What is remote simultaneous interpretation (or RSI) In Charlotte?</h2>\n            <p>Remote simultaneous interpretation (RSI) is a process that allows everyone, including interpreters, the ability to receive a live video &amp; audio feed virtually. RSI provides interpreters, participants, and speakers with the ability to interact in their own language remotely from any location on Earth. To participate in the meeting, all you need is a phone or a laptop, headset, and Internet connection.</p>\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"684\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_182791797-1024x684.jpeg\" alt=\"remote simultaneous interpretation\" />\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"683\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_444228431-1024x683.jpeg\" alt=\"Professional Interpreters - CIT\" />\n            <h3>How Does Remote Simultaneous Interpretation\n                In Charlotte Work?</h3>\n            <p>Simultaneous interpretation is the practice of interpreting speech in real-time between two different languages. To minimize expenses and burden on event planners, remote Simultaneous Interpretation (RSI) in Charlotte eliminates the need for on-site interpreters and equipment. Remote Simultaneous Interpretation (RSI) is made possible through cloud computing and smart devices to provide a smooth experience.</p>\n            <h3>Why should you use remote simultaneous interpretation In Charlotte (RSI)?</h3>\n            <ul><li><strong>Reduced costs -</strong> Our RSI services have been proven to lower the cost of interpreting an occurrence by more than 50% when compared to traditional costs without sacrificing on non qualified interpreters.</li><li><strong>Increased flexibility</strong> - Frequently, press conferences and meetings need to be planned on the fly. RSI allows you to provide feeds in your target language to your audience at any time, anywhere using either conventional receivers or attendees\' own smart devices. RSI also increases access to rare language interpreters.</li><li><strong>Reduced administrative needs</strong> - With immediate access to world-class interpreters event planners can focus on what matters most at their events.</li><li><strong>Easy Tech Integration</strong> - Give up on expensive on-site interpretation equipment. Participants are free to use their own device to listen in their native language and avoiding language barriers, allowing your broadcast to be viewed in their source language thanks to remote simultaneous translation.</li><li><strong>More environmentally friendly</strong> - By allowing interpreters to work from home, you eliminates the need for them to travel significant distances to provide their services, and you the ability to host more visitors at your multilingual meetings and events.</li><li><strong>More Space at Events</strong> - Simultaneous Interpretation eliminates the need for soundproof booths, saving valuable space in the venue. It also reduces the language barrier of background noise that makes the language spoken hard to understand.</li><li><strong>Greater versatility</strong> - With RSI, remote locations with hard-to-reach events like isolated islands, resorts, and mountains can now be served by top interpreters. Simultaneous translation gives you the versatility you need whether you\'re targeting one language or multiple, simultaneous interpreters help your speaker reach a new audience.</li><li><strong>High fidelity sound</strong> - Remote Simultaneous Interpretation is capable of providing full bandwidth (20Hz - 20kHz) sound at extremely low latency, as well as high-quality video and lip-sync, despite not relying on costly equipment like IR and radio transmitters.</li><li><strong>Frictionless experience</strong> - Participants can use their devices to communicate with the remote coordinators during events if they want. There is no need to wait for a headset. In addition, we provide tailored technical assistance at events, allowing event organizers to focus on meeting their event targets.</li></ul>\n            \n            <p>Whether you need remote simultaneous interpretation or in-person interpreters in Charlotte, Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations has the best solutions to get your message across clearly in almost any different language.</p><p>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations has many interpretation services in Charlotte to fit your needs. Get a free consultation with a language professional who can help you decide how we can best assist you with your project needs.</p>\n            <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote/\">\n                Request A Quote\n            </a>\n            <h3>How CIT Can Help With Simultaneous Interpretation In Charlotte</h3>\n            <img width=\"1200\" height=\"534\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/cit-los-angeles.jpg\" alt=\"CIT Los Angeles\" />\n            <h3>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations Local Offices</h3>\n            <p>12304 Santa Monica Blvd. Ste. 300</p><p>Los Angeles, CA 90025​</p>\n            <h3>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations Corporate Offices</h3>\n            <p>2501 W. Burbank Blvd. Ste. 311</p><p>Burbank, CA 91505</p><p>Toll Free</p><p>888.737.9009</p>','Simultaneous Interpretation Charlotte',NULL,NULL),(13190,13190,1,'Simultaneous Interpretation Charlotte','2022-09-09 03:45:26','2022-09-09 03:45:26','eaa979b7-e6b0-442d-bcf9-169172e6b830','<img width=\"1200\" height=\"953\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_181366965-scaled.jpeg\" alt=\"\" />\n            <p><strong>Popular Locations</strong></p>\n            <h1>\n                Simultaneous Interpretation Charlotte:\n                Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations\n            </h1>\n            <p>We provide Simultaneous Interpretation services in over 250 languages. Do you need Simultaneous and Consecutive Interpreting services in Charlotte for your next conference? Get a free quote today.</p>\n            <h2>Difference Between Simultaneous and Consecutive Interpreting</h2>\n            <p>In consecutive interpreting, the presenter will speak for 3 or 4 minutes while the interpreter takes down notes. The speaker will then make a pause while the interpreter relays the translated message. This means each speech takes twice the time! Consecutive interpreting is ideal for small meetings (e.g. parent-teacher meeting, medical appointments)</p><p>In simultaneous interpreting in Charlotte, the presenter speaks naturally and a team of 2 interpreters will translate live what is being said, usually switching every 15 minutes to prevent exhaustion. Simultaneous interpreting usually requires interpreting equipment and the interpreters work from a sound-proof booth. This service is best for conferences and time-sensitive events without room for pauses for consecutive interpreters (e.g. conferences, TV broadcasts.)</p>\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"681\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_93979023-1024x681.jpeg\" alt=\"Conference Interpreting\" />\n            <h2>Conference Interpreting</h2>\n            <p>A qualified interpreter listens at your next event instantly translating your words to your audiences native language. Speaking at conferences has never been easier because the meaning will be simultaneously translated by an interpreter. Regional team members may confidently express themselves in their mother tongue with regional team members that speak in a different dialect.</p><p>For example an American businessman can speak at events made for the Chinese market, while an interpreter is listening giving the interpretations in real-time this allows for questions and answers while the interpreter offers communication simultaneously, giving them the ability to have a conversation in the language spoken by spectators.</p>\n            <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote/\">\n                Request A Quote\n            </a>\n            <h2>Industries in Charlotte That Use Simultaneous Interpretation</h2>\n            <p>Simultaneous interpretation in Charlotte can be used by almost any industry, we have found the following industries use our services the most often, however if you have questions about your industry and how we can help you reach a new audience feel free to reach out:</p><ul><li>Conferences</li><li>Focus groups</li><li>Human Resources training (indoor classes and outdoor exercises)</li><li>Guided visits</li><li>Tour guides</li><li>Worship Services</li><li>Cybersecurity</li><li>Consulates</li><li>Media production companies and TV Stations</li><li>Multilevel Marketing (MLM) Meetings, Seminars, and Webinars</li><li>Multinational Companies</li><li>Executive Committee Meetings</li><li>Board meetings</li><li>Discussion panels</li><li>School Simultaneous Interpreting</li><li>Keynotes</li><li>NGOs like <a href=\"http://MakeHappen.org\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">MakeHappen.org</a> and VisibleThinking</li><li>Annual meetings</li><li>Wholesale Trade Shows</li><li>National &amp; International Sports Broadcasting</li><li>Events Management Companies and Hotels</li></ul><p>These are just a few examples of industries that generally have a need for simultaneous interpretation companies. We provide Simultaneous Interpretation services in over 250 languages worldwide, get a free quote today.</p>\n            <h2>What is remote simultaneous interpretation (or RSI) In Charlotte?</h2>\n            <p>Remote simultaneous interpretation (RSI) is a process that allows everyone, including interpreters, the ability to receive a live video &amp; audio feed virtually. RSI provides interpreters, participants, and speakers with the ability to interact in their own language remotely from any location on Earth. To participate in the meeting, all you need is a phone or a laptop, headset, and Internet connection.</p>\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"684\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_182791797-1024x684.jpeg\" alt=\"remote simultaneous interpretation\" />\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"683\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_444228431-1024x683.jpeg\" alt=\"Professional Interpreters - CIT\" />\n            <h3>How Does Remote Simultaneous Interpretation\n                In Charlotte Work?</h3>\n            <p>Simultaneous interpretation is the practice of interpreting speech in real-time between two different languages. To minimize expenses and burden on event planners, remote Simultaneous Interpretation (RSI) in Charlotte eliminates the need for on-site interpreters and equipment. Remote Simultaneous Interpretation (RSI) is made possible through cloud computing and smart devices to provide a smooth experience.</p>\n            <h3>Why should you use remote simultaneous interpretation In Charlotte (RSI)?</h3>\n            <ul><li><strong>Reduced costs -</strong> Our RSI services have been proven to lower the cost of interpreting an occurrence by more than 50% when compared to traditional costs without sacrificing on non qualified interpreters.</li><li><strong>Increased flexibility</strong> - Frequently, press conferences and meetings need to be planned on the fly. RSI allows you to provide feeds in your target language to your audience at any time, anywhere using either conventional receivers or attendees\' own smart devices. RSI also increases access to rare language interpreters.</li><li><strong>Reduced administrative needs</strong> - With immediate access to world-class interpreters event planners can focus on what matters most at their events.</li><li><strong>Easy Tech Integration</strong> - Give up on expensive on-site interpretation equipment. Participants are free to use their own device to listen in their native language and avoiding language barriers, allowing your broadcast to be viewed in their source language thanks to remote simultaneous translation.</li><li><strong>More environmentally friendly</strong> - By allowing interpreters to work from home, you eliminates the need for them to travel significant distances to provide their services, and you the ability to host more visitors at your multilingual meetings and events.</li><li><strong>More Space at Events</strong> - Simultaneous Interpretation eliminates the need for soundproof booths, saving valuable space in the venue. It also reduces the language barrier of background noise that makes the language spoken hard to understand.</li><li><strong>Greater versatility</strong> - With RSI, remote locations with hard-to-reach events like isolated islands, resorts, and mountains can now be served by top interpreters. Simultaneous translation gives you the versatility you need whether you\'re targeting one language or multiple, simultaneous interpreters help your speaker reach a new audience.</li><li><strong>High fidelity sound</strong> - Remote Simultaneous Interpretation is capable of providing full bandwidth (20Hz - 20kHz) sound at extremely low latency, as well as high-quality video and lip-sync, despite not relying on costly equipment like IR and radio transmitters.</li><li><strong>Frictionless experience</strong> - Participants can use their devices to communicate with the remote coordinators during events if they want. There is no need to wait for a headset. In addition, we provide tailored technical assistance at events, allowing event organizers to focus on meeting their event targets.</li></ul>\n            \n            <p>Whether you need remote simultaneous interpretation or in-person interpreters in Charlotte, Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations has the best solutions to get your message across clearly in almost any different language.</p><p>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations has many interpretation services in Charlotte to fit your needs. Get a free consultation with a language professional who can help you decide how we can best assist you with your project needs.</p>\n            <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote/\">\n                Request A Quote\n            </a>\n            <h3>How CIT Can Help With Simultaneous Interpretation In Charlotte</h3>\n            <img width=\"1200\" height=\"534\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/cit-los-angeles.jpg\" alt=\"CIT Los Angeles\" />\n            <h3>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations Local Offices</h3>\n            <p>12304 Santa Monica Blvd. Ste. 300</p><p>Los Angeles, CA 90025​</p>\n            <h3>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations Corporate Offices</h3>\n            <p>2501 W. Burbank Blvd. Ste. 311</p><p>Burbank, CA 91505</p><p>Toll Free</p><p>888.737.9009</p>','Simultaneous Interpretation Charlotte',NULL,NULL),(13191,13191,1,'Simultaneous Interpretation Chicago','2022-09-09 03:45:26','2022-09-09 03:45:26','a4440150-0639-462c-ba41-7a14efc074dd','<img width=\"1200\" height=\"953\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_181366965-scaled.jpeg\" alt=\"\" />\n            <p><strong>Popular Locations</strong></p>\n            <h1>\n                Simultaneous Interpretation Chicago:\n                Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations\n            </h1>\n            <p>We provide Simultaneous Interpretation services in over 250 languages. Do you need Simultaneous and Consecutive Interpreting services in Chicago for your next conference? Get a free quote today.</p>\n            <h2>Difference Between Simultaneous and Consecutive Interpreting</h2>\n            <p>In consecutive interpreting, the presenter will speak for 3 or 4 minutes while the interpreter takes down notes. The speaker will then make a pause while the interpreter relays the translated message. This means each speech takes twice the time! Consecutive interpreting is ideal for small meetings (e.g. parent-teacher meeting, medical appointments)</p><p>In simultaneous interpreting in Chicago, the presenter speaks naturally and a team of 2 interpreters will translate live what is being said, usually switching every 15 minutes to prevent exhaustion. Simultaneous interpreting usually requires interpreting equipment and the interpreters work from a sound-proof booth. This service is best for conferences and time-sensitive events without room for pauses for consecutive interpreters (e.g. conferences, TV broadcasts.)</p>\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"681\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_93979023-1024x681.jpeg\" alt=\"Conference Interpreting\" />\n            <h2>Conference Interpreting</h2>\n            <p>A qualified interpreter listens at your next event instantly translating your words to your audiences native language. Speaking at conferences has never been easier because the meaning will be simultaneously translated by an interpreter. Regional team members may confidently express themselves in their mother tongue with regional team members that speak in a different dialect.</p><p>For example an American businessman can speak at events made for the Chinese market, while an interpreter is listening giving the interpretations in real-time this allows for questions and answers while the interpreter offers communication simultaneously, giving them the ability to have a conversation in the language spoken by spectators.</p>\n            <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote/\">\n                Request A Quote\n            </a>\n            <h2>Industries in Chicago That Use Simultaneous Interpretation</h2>\n            <p>Simultaneous interpretation in Chicago can be used by almost any industry, we have found the following industries use our services the most often, however if you have questions about your industry and how we can help you reach a new audience feel free to reach out:</p><ul><li>Conferences</li><li>Focus groups</li><li>Human Resources training (indoor classes and outdoor exercises)</li><li>Guided visits</li><li>Tour guides</li><li>Worship Services</li><li>Cybersecurity</li><li>Consulates</li><li>Media production companies and TV Stations</li><li>Multilevel Marketing (MLM) Meetings, Seminars, and Webinars</li><li>Multinational Companies</li><li>Executive Committee Meetings</li><li>Board meetings</li><li>Discussion panels</li><li>School Simultaneous Interpreting</li><li>Keynotes</li><li>NGOs like <a href=\"http://MakeHappen.org\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">MakeHappen.org</a> and VisibleThinking</li><li>Annual meetings</li><li>Wholesale Trade Shows</li><li>National &amp; International Sports Broadcasting</li><li>Events Management Companies and Hotels</li></ul><p>These are just a few examples of industries that generally have a need for simultaneous interpretation companies. We provide Simultaneous Interpretation services in over 250 languages worldwide, get a free quote today.</p>\n            <h2>What is remote simultaneous interpretation (or RSI) In Chicago?</h2>\n            <p>Remote simultaneous interpretation (RSI) is a process that allows everyone, including interpreters, the ability to receive a live video &amp; audio feed virtually. RSI provides interpreters, participants, and speakers with the ability to interact in their own language remotely from any location on Earth. To participate in the meeting, all you need is a phone or a laptop, headset, and Internet connection.</p>\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"684\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_182791797-1024x684.jpeg\" alt=\"remote simultaneous interpretation\" />\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"683\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_444228431-1024x683.jpeg\" alt=\"Professional Interpreters - CIT\" />\n            <h3>How Does Remote Simultaneous Interpretation\n                In Chicago Work?</h3>\n            <p>Simultaneous interpretation is the practice of interpreting speech in real-time between two different languages. To minimize expenses and burden on event planners, remote Simultaneous Interpretation (RSI) in Chicago eliminates the need for on-site interpreters and equipment. Remote Simultaneous Interpretation (RSI) is made possible through cloud computing and smart devices to provide a smooth experience.</p>\n            <h3>Why should you use remote simultaneous interpretation In Chicago (RSI)?</h3>\n            <ul><li><strong>Reduced costs -</strong> Our RSI services have been proven to lower the cost of interpreting an occurrence by more than 50% when compared to traditional costs without sacrificing on non qualified interpreters.</li><li><strong>Increased flexibility</strong> - Frequently, press conferences and meetings need to be planned on the fly. RSI allows you to provide feeds in your target language to your audience at any time, anywhere using either conventional receivers or attendees\' own smart devices. RSI also increases access to rare language interpreters.</li><li><strong>Reduced administrative needs</strong> - With immediate access to world-class interpreters event planners can focus on what matters most at their events.</li><li><strong>Easy Tech Integration</strong> - Give up on expensive on-site interpretation equipment. Participants are free to use their own device to listen in their native language and avoiding language barriers, allowing your broadcast to be viewed in their source language thanks to remote simultaneous translation.</li><li><strong>More environmentally friendly</strong> - By allowing interpreters to work from home, you eliminates the need for them to travel significant distances to provide their services, and you the ability to host more visitors at your multilingual meetings and events.</li><li><strong>More Space at Events</strong> - Simultaneous Interpretation eliminates the need for soundproof booths, saving valuable space in the venue. It also reduces the language barrier of background noise that makes the language spoken hard to understand.</li><li><strong>Greater versatility</strong> - With RSI, remote locations with hard-to-reach events like isolated islands, resorts, and mountains can now be served by top interpreters. Simultaneous translation gives you the versatility you need whether you\'re targeting one language or multiple, simultaneous interpreters help your speaker reach a new audience.</li><li><strong>High fidelity sound</strong> - Remote Simultaneous Interpretation is capable of providing full bandwidth (20Hz - 20kHz) sound at extremely low latency, as well as high-quality video and lip-sync, despite not relying on costly equipment like IR and radio transmitters.</li><li><strong>Frictionless experience</strong> - Participants can use their devices to communicate with the remote coordinators during events if they want. There is no need to wait for a headset. In addition, we provide tailored technical assistance at events, allowing event organizers to focus on meeting their event targets.</li></ul>\n            \n            <p>Whether you need remote simultaneous interpretation or in-person interpreters in Chicago, Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations has the best solutions to get your message across clearly in almost any different language.</p><p>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations has many interpretation services in Chicago to fit your needs. Get a free consultation with a language professional who can help you decide how we can best assist you with your project needs.</p>\n            <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote/\">\n                Request A Quote\n            </a>\n            <h3>How CIT Can Help With Simultaneous Interpretation In Chicago</h3>\n            <img width=\"1200\" height=\"534\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/cit-los-angeles.jpg\" alt=\"CIT Los Angeles\" />\n            <h3>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations Local Offices</h3>\n            <p>12304 Santa Monica Blvd. Ste. 300</p><p>Los Angeles, CA 90025​</p>\n            <h3>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations Corporate Offices</h3>\n            <p>2501 W. Burbank Blvd. Ste. 311</p><p>Burbank, CA 91505</p><p>Toll Free</p><p>888.737.9009</p>','Simultaneous Interpretation Chicago',NULL,NULL),(13192,13192,1,'Simultaneous Interpretation Chicago','2022-09-09 03:45:26','2022-09-09 03:45:26','8eac253a-fe07-4fb7-8b6b-6549a0947cab','<img width=\"1200\" height=\"953\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_181366965-scaled.jpeg\" alt=\"\" />\n            <p><strong>Popular Locations</strong></p>\n            <h1>\n                Simultaneous Interpretation Chicago:\n                Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations\n            </h1>\n            <p>We provide Simultaneous Interpretation services in over 250 languages. Do you need Simultaneous and Consecutive Interpreting services in Chicago for your next conference? Get a free quote today.</p>\n            <h2>Difference Between Simultaneous and Consecutive Interpreting</h2>\n            <p>In consecutive interpreting, the presenter will speak for 3 or 4 minutes while the interpreter takes down notes. The speaker will then make a pause while the interpreter relays the translated message. This means each speech takes twice the time! Consecutive interpreting is ideal for small meetings (e.g. parent-teacher meeting, medical appointments)</p><p>In simultaneous interpreting in Chicago, the presenter speaks naturally and a team of 2 interpreters will translate live what is being said, usually switching every 15 minutes to prevent exhaustion. Simultaneous interpreting usually requires interpreting equipment and the interpreters work from a sound-proof booth. This service is best for conferences and time-sensitive events without room for pauses for consecutive interpreters (e.g. conferences, TV broadcasts.)</p>\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"681\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_93979023-1024x681.jpeg\" alt=\"Conference Interpreting\" />\n            <h2>Conference Interpreting</h2>\n            <p>A qualified interpreter listens at your next event instantly translating your words to your audiences native language. Speaking at conferences has never been easier because the meaning will be simultaneously translated by an interpreter. Regional team members may confidently express themselves in their mother tongue with regional team members that speak in a different dialect.</p><p>For example an American businessman can speak at events made for the Chinese market, while an interpreter is listening giving the interpretations in real-time this allows for questions and answers while the interpreter offers communication simultaneously, giving them the ability to have a conversation in the language spoken by spectators.</p>\n            <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote/\">\n                Request A Quote\n            </a>\n            <h2>Industries in Chicago That Use Simultaneous Interpretation</h2>\n            <p>Simultaneous interpretation in Chicago can be used by almost any industry, we have found the following industries use our services the most often, however if you have questions about your industry and how we can help you reach a new audience feel free to reach out:</p><ul><li>Conferences</li><li>Focus groups</li><li>Human Resources training (indoor classes and outdoor exercises)</li><li>Guided visits</li><li>Tour guides</li><li>Worship Services</li><li>Cybersecurity</li><li>Consulates</li><li>Media production companies and TV Stations</li><li>Multilevel Marketing (MLM) Meetings, Seminars, and Webinars</li><li>Multinational Companies</li><li>Executive Committee Meetings</li><li>Board meetings</li><li>Discussion panels</li><li>School Simultaneous Interpreting</li><li>Keynotes</li><li>NGOs like <a href=\"http://MakeHappen.org\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">MakeHappen.org</a> and VisibleThinking</li><li>Annual meetings</li><li>Wholesale Trade Shows</li><li>National &amp; International Sports Broadcasting</li><li>Events Management Companies and Hotels</li></ul><p>These are just a few examples of industries that generally have a need for simultaneous interpretation companies. We provide Simultaneous Interpretation services in over 250 languages worldwide, get a free quote today.</p>\n            <h2>What is remote simultaneous interpretation (or RSI) In Chicago?</h2>\n            <p>Remote simultaneous interpretation (RSI) is a process that allows everyone, including interpreters, the ability to receive a live video &amp; audio feed virtually. RSI provides interpreters, participants, and speakers with the ability to interact in their own language remotely from any location on Earth. To participate in the meeting, all you need is a phone or a laptop, headset, and Internet connection.</p>\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"684\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_182791797-1024x684.jpeg\" alt=\"remote simultaneous interpretation\" />\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"683\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_444228431-1024x683.jpeg\" alt=\"Professional Interpreters - CIT\" />\n            <h3>How Does Remote Simultaneous Interpretation\n                In Chicago Work?</h3>\n            <p>Simultaneous interpretation is the practice of interpreting speech in real-time between two different languages. To minimize expenses and burden on event planners, remote Simultaneous Interpretation (RSI) in Chicago eliminates the need for on-site interpreters and equipment. Remote Simultaneous Interpretation (RSI) is made possible through cloud computing and smart devices to provide a smooth experience.</p>\n            <h3>Why should you use remote simultaneous interpretation In Chicago (RSI)?</h3>\n            <ul><li><strong>Reduced costs -</strong> Our RSI services have been proven to lower the cost of interpreting an occurrence by more than 50% when compared to traditional costs without sacrificing on non qualified interpreters.</li><li><strong>Increased flexibility</strong> - Frequently, press conferences and meetings need to be planned on the fly. RSI allows you to provide feeds in your target language to your audience at any time, anywhere using either conventional receivers or attendees\' own smart devices. RSI also increases access to rare language interpreters.</li><li><strong>Reduced administrative needs</strong> - With immediate access to world-class interpreters event planners can focus on what matters most at their events.</li><li><strong>Easy Tech Integration</strong> - Give up on expensive on-site interpretation equipment. Participants are free to use their own device to listen in their native language and avoiding language barriers, allowing your broadcast to be viewed in their source language thanks to remote simultaneous translation.</li><li><strong>More environmentally friendly</strong> - By allowing interpreters to work from home, you eliminates the need for them to travel significant distances to provide their services, and you the ability to host more visitors at your multilingual meetings and events.</li><li><strong>More Space at Events</strong> - Simultaneous Interpretation eliminates the need for soundproof booths, saving valuable space in the venue. It also reduces the language barrier of background noise that makes the language spoken hard to understand.</li><li><strong>Greater versatility</strong> - With RSI, remote locations with hard-to-reach events like isolated islands, resorts, and mountains can now be served by top interpreters. Simultaneous translation gives you the versatility you need whether you\'re targeting one language or multiple, simultaneous interpreters help your speaker reach a new audience.</li><li><strong>High fidelity sound</strong> - Remote Simultaneous Interpretation is capable of providing full bandwidth (20Hz - 20kHz) sound at extremely low latency, as well as high-quality video and lip-sync, despite not relying on costly equipment like IR and radio transmitters.</li><li><strong>Frictionless experience</strong> - Participants can use their devices to communicate with the remote coordinators during events if they want. There is no need to wait for a headset. In addition, we provide tailored technical assistance at events, allowing event organizers to focus on meeting their event targets.</li></ul>\n            \n            <p>Whether you need remote simultaneous interpretation or in-person interpreters in Chicago, Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations has the best solutions to get your message across clearly in almost any different language.</p><p>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations has many interpretation services in Chicago to fit your needs. Get a free consultation with a language professional who can help you decide how we can best assist you with your project needs.</p>\n            <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote/\">\n                Request A Quote\n            </a>\n            <h3>How CIT Can Help With Simultaneous Interpretation In Chicago</h3>\n            <img width=\"1200\" height=\"534\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/cit-los-angeles.jpg\" alt=\"CIT Los Angeles\" />\n            <h3>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations Local Offices</h3>\n            <p>12304 Santa Monica Blvd. Ste. 300</p><p>Los Angeles, CA 90025​</p>\n            <h3>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations Corporate Offices</h3>\n            <p>2501 W. Burbank Blvd. Ste. 311</p><p>Burbank, CA 91505</p><p>Toll Free</p><p>888.737.9009</p>','Simultaneous Interpretation Chicago',NULL,NULL),(13193,13193,1,'Simultaneous Interpretation Columbus','2022-09-09 03:45:26','2022-09-09 03:45:26','ccfc77ac-b187-4b42-8d7f-add7c3d75dd1','<img width=\"1200\" height=\"953\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_181366965-scaled.jpeg\" alt=\"\" />\n            <p><strong>Popular Locations</strong></p>\n            <h1>\n                Simultaneous Interpretation Columbus:\n                Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations\n            </h1>\n            <p>We provide Simultaneous Interpretation services in over 250 languages. Do you need Simultaneous and Consecutive Interpreting services in Columbus for your next conference? Get a free quote today.</p>\n            <h2>Difference Between Simultaneous and Consecutive Interpreting</h2>\n            <p>In consecutive interpreting, the presenter will speak for 3 or 4 minutes while the interpreter takes down notes. The speaker will then make a pause while the interpreter relays the translated message. This means each speech takes twice the time! Consecutive interpreting is ideal for small meetings (e.g. parent-teacher meeting, medical appointments)</p><p>In simultaneous interpreting in Columbus, the presenter speaks naturally and a team of 2 interpreters will translate live what is being said, usually switching every 15 minutes to prevent exhaustion. Simultaneous interpreting usually requires interpreting equipment and the interpreters work from a sound-proof booth. This service is best for conferences and time-sensitive events without room for pauses for consecutive interpreters (e.g. conferences, TV broadcasts.)</p>\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"681\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_93979023-1024x681.jpeg\" alt=\"Conference Interpreting\" />\n            <h2>Conference Interpreting</h2>\n            <p>A qualified interpreter listens at your next event instantly translating your words to your audiences native language. Speaking at conferences has never been easier because the meaning will be simultaneously translated by an interpreter. Regional team members may confidently express themselves in their mother tongue with regional team members that speak in a different dialect.</p><p>For example an American businessman can speak at events made for the Chinese market, while an interpreter is listening giving the interpretations in real-time this allows for questions and answers while the interpreter offers communication simultaneously, giving them the ability to have a conversation in the language spoken by spectators.</p>\n            <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote/\">\n                Request A Quote\n            </a>\n            <h2>Industries in Columbus That Use Simultaneous Interpretation</h2>\n            <p>Simultaneous interpretation in Columbus can be used by almost any industry, we have found the following industries use our services the most often, however if you have questions about your industry and how we can help you reach a new audience feel free to reach out:</p><ul><li>Conferences</li><li>Focus groups</li><li>Human Resources training (indoor classes and outdoor exercises)</li><li>Guided visits</li><li>Tour guides</li><li>Worship Services</li><li>Cybersecurity</li><li>Consulates</li><li>Media production companies and TV Stations</li><li>Multilevel Marketing (MLM) Meetings, Seminars, and Webinars</li><li>Multinational Companies</li><li>Executive Committee Meetings</li><li>Board meetings</li><li>Discussion panels</li><li>School Simultaneous Interpreting</li><li>Keynotes</li><li>NGOs like <a href=\"http://MakeHappen.org\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">MakeHappen.org</a> and VisibleThinking</li><li>Annual meetings</li><li>Wholesale Trade Shows</li><li>National &amp; International Sports Broadcasting</li><li>Events Management Companies and Hotels</li></ul><p>These are just a few examples of industries that generally have a need for simultaneous interpretation companies. We provide Simultaneous Interpretation services in over 250 languages worldwide, get a free quote today.</p>\n            <h2>What is remote simultaneous interpretation (or RSI) In Columbus?</h2>\n            <p>Remote simultaneous interpretation (RSI) is a process that allows everyone, including interpreters, the ability to receive a live video &amp; audio feed virtually. RSI provides interpreters, participants, and speakers with the ability to interact in their own language remotely from any location on Earth. To participate in the meeting, all you need is a phone or a laptop, headset, and Internet connection.</p>\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"684\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_182791797-1024x684.jpeg\" alt=\"remote simultaneous interpretation\" />\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"683\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_444228431-1024x683.jpeg\" alt=\"Professional Interpreters - CIT\" />\n            <h3>How Does Remote Simultaneous Interpretation\n                In Columbus  Work?</h3>\n            <p>Simultaneous interpretation is the practice of interpreting speech in real-time between two different languages. To minimize expenses and burden on event planners, remote Simultaneous Interpretation (RSI) in Columbus eliminates the need for on-site interpreters and equipment. Remote Simultaneous Interpretation (RSI) is made possible through cloud computing and smart devices to provide a smooth experience.</p>\n            <h3>Why should you use remote simultaneous interpretation In Columbus  (RSI)?</h3>\n            <ul><li><strong>Reduced costs -</strong> Our RSI services have been proven to lower the cost of interpreting an occurrence by more than 50% when compared to traditional costs without sacrificing on non qualified interpreters.</li><li><strong>Increased flexibility</strong> - Frequently, press conferences and meetings need to be planned on the fly. RSI allows you to provide feeds in your target language to your audience at any time, anywhere using either conventional receivers or attendees\' own smart devices. RSI also increases access to rare language interpreters.</li><li><strong>Reduced administrative needs</strong> - With immediate access to world-class interpreters event planners can focus on what matters most at their events.</li><li><strong>Easy Tech Integration</strong> - Give up on expensive on-site interpretation equipment. Participants are free to use their own device to listen in their native language and avoiding language barriers, allowing your broadcast to be viewed in their source language thanks to remote simultaneous translation.</li><li><strong>More environmentally friendly</strong> - By allowing interpreters to work from home, you eliminates the need for them to travel significant distances to provide their services, and you the ability to host more visitors at your multilingual meetings and events.</li><li><strong>More Space at Events</strong> - Simultaneous Interpretation eliminates the need for soundproof booths, saving valuable space in the venue. It also reduces the language barrier of background noise that makes the language spoken hard to understand.</li><li><strong>Greater versatility</strong> - With RSI, remote locations with hard-to-reach events like isolated islands, resorts, and mountains can now be served by top interpreters. Simultaneous translation gives you the versatility you need whether you\'re targeting one language or multiple, simultaneous interpreters help your speaker reach a new audience.</li><li><strong>High fidelity sound</strong> - Remote Simultaneous Interpretation is capable of providing full bandwidth (20Hz - 20kHz) sound at extremely low latency, as well as high-quality video and lip-sync, despite not relying on costly equipment like IR and radio transmitters.</li><li><strong>Frictionless experience</strong> - Participants can use their devices to communicate with the remote coordinators during events if they want. There is no need to wait for a headset. In addition, we provide tailored technical assistance at events, allowing event organizers to focus on meeting their event targets.</li></ul>\n            \n            <p>Whether you need remote simultaneous interpretation or in-person interpreters in Columbus, Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations has the best solutions to get your message across clearly in almost any different language.</p><p>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations has many interpretation services in Columbus to fit your needs. Get a free consultation with a language professional who can help you decide how we can best assist you with your project needs.</p>\n            <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote/\">\n                Request A Quote\n            </a>\n            <h3>How CIT Can Help With Simultaneous Interpretation In Columbus</h3>\n            <img width=\"1200\" height=\"534\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/cit-los-angeles.jpg\" alt=\"CIT Los Angeles\" />\n            <h3>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations Local Offices</h3>\n            <p>12304 Santa Monica Blvd. Ste. 300</p><p>Los Angeles, CA 90025​</p>\n            <h3>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations Corporate Offices</h3>\n            <p>2501 W. Burbank Blvd. Ste. 311</p><p>Burbank, CA 91505</p><p>Toll Free</p><p>888.737.9009</p>','Simultaneous Interpretation Columbus',NULL,NULL),(13194,13194,1,'Simultaneous Interpretation Columbus','2022-09-09 03:45:26','2022-09-09 03:45:26','efa66458-c0df-4ec4-a76f-b3a88a962a55','<img width=\"1200\" height=\"953\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_181366965-scaled.jpeg\" alt=\"\" />\n            <p><strong>Popular Locations</strong></p>\n            <h1>\n                Simultaneous Interpretation Columbus:\n                Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations\n            </h1>\n            <p>We provide Simultaneous Interpretation services in over 250 languages. Do you need Simultaneous and Consecutive Interpreting services in Columbus for your next conference? Get a free quote today.</p>\n            <h2>Difference Between Simultaneous and Consecutive Interpreting</h2>\n            <p>In consecutive interpreting, the presenter will speak for 3 or 4 minutes while the interpreter takes down notes. The speaker will then make a pause while the interpreter relays the translated message. This means each speech takes twice the time! Consecutive interpreting is ideal for small meetings (e.g. parent-teacher meeting, medical appointments)</p><p>In simultaneous interpreting in Columbus, the presenter speaks naturally and a team of 2 interpreters will translate live what is being said, usually switching every 15 minutes to prevent exhaustion. Simultaneous interpreting usually requires interpreting equipment and the interpreters work from a sound-proof booth. This service is best for conferences and time-sensitive events without room for pauses for consecutive interpreters (e.g. conferences, TV broadcasts.)</p>\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"681\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_93979023-1024x681.jpeg\" alt=\"Conference Interpreting\" />\n            <h2>Conference Interpreting</h2>\n            <p>A qualified interpreter listens at your next event instantly translating your words to your audiences native language. Speaking at conferences has never been easier because the meaning will be simultaneously translated by an interpreter. Regional team members may confidently express themselves in their mother tongue with regional team members that speak in a different dialect.</p><p>For example an American businessman can speak at events made for the Chinese market, while an interpreter is listening giving the interpretations in real-time this allows for questions and answers while the interpreter offers communication simultaneously, giving them the ability to have a conversation in the language spoken by spectators.</p>\n            <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote/\">\n                Request A Quote\n            </a>\n            <h2>Industries in Columbus That Use Simultaneous Interpretation</h2>\n            <p>Simultaneous interpretation in Columbus can be used by almost any industry, we have found the following industries use our services the most often, however if you have questions about your industry and how we can help you reach a new audience feel free to reach out:</p><ul><li>Conferences</li><li>Focus groups</li><li>Human Resources training (indoor classes and outdoor exercises)</li><li>Guided visits</li><li>Tour guides</li><li>Worship Services</li><li>Cybersecurity</li><li>Consulates</li><li>Media production companies and TV Stations</li><li>Multilevel Marketing (MLM) Meetings, Seminars, and Webinars</li><li>Multinational Companies</li><li>Executive Committee Meetings</li><li>Board meetings</li><li>Discussion panels</li><li>School Simultaneous Interpreting</li><li>Keynotes</li><li>NGOs like <a href=\"http://MakeHappen.org\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">MakeHappen.org</a> and VisibleThinking</li><li>Annual meetings</li><li>Wholesale Trade Shows</li><li>National &amp; International Sports Broadcasting</li><li>Events Management Companies and Hotels</li></ul><p>These are just a few examples of industries that generally have a need for simultaneous interpretation companies. We provide Simultaneous Interpretation services in over 250 languages worldwide, get a free quote today.</p>\n            <h2>What is remote simultaneous interpretation (or RSI) In Columbus?</h2>\n            <p>Remote simultaneous interpretation (RSI) is a process that allows everyone, including interpreters, the ability to receive a live video &amp; audio feed virtually. RSI provides interpreters, participants, and speakers with the ability to interact in their own language remotely from any location on Earth. To participate in the meeting, all you need is a phone or a laptop, headset, and Internet connection.</p>\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"684\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_182791797-1024x684.jpeg\" alt=\"remote simultaneous interpretation\" />\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"683\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_444228431-1024x683.jpeg\" alt=\"Professional Interpreters - CIT\" />\n            <h3>How Does Remote Simultaneous Interpretation\n                In Columbus  Work?</h3>\n            <p>Simultaneous interpretation is the practice of interpreting speech in real-time between two different languages. To minimize expenses and burden on event planners, remote Simultaneous Interpretation (RSI) in Columbus eliminates the need for on-site interpreters and equipment. Remote Simultaneous Interpretation (RSI) is made possible through cloud computing and smart devices to provide a smooth experience.</p>\n            <h3>Why should you use remote simultaneous interpretation In Columbus  (RSI)?</h3>\n            <ul><li><strong>Reduced costs -</strong> Our RSI services have been proven to lower the cost of interpreting an occurrence by more than 50% when compared to traditional costs without sacrificing on non qualified interpreters.</li><li><strong>Increased flexibility</strong> - Frequently, press conferences and meetings need to be planned on the fly. RSI allows you to provide feeds in your target language to your audience at any time, anywhere using either conventional receivers or attendees\' own smart devices. RSI also increases access to rare language interpreters.</li><li><strong>Reduced administrative needs</strong> - With immediate access to world-class interpreters event planners can focus on what matters most at their events.</li><li><strong>Easy Tech Integration</strong> - Give up on expensive on-site interpretation equipment. Participants are free to use their own device to listen in their native language and avoiding language barriers, allowing your broadcast to be viewed in their source language thanks to remote simultaneous translation.</li><li><strong>More environmentally friendly</strong> - By allowing interpreters to work from home, you eliminates the need for them to travel significant distances to provide their services, and you the ability to host more visitors at your multilingual meetings and events.</li><li><strong>More Space at Events</strong> - Simultaneous Interpretation eliminates the need for soundproof booths, saving valuable space in the venue. It also reduces the language barrier of background noise that makes the language spoken hard to understand.</li><li><strong>Greater versatility</strong> - With RSI, remote locations with hard-to-reach events like isolated islands, resorts, and mountains can now be served by top interpreters. Simultaneous translation gives you the versatility you need whether you\'re targeting one language or multiple, simultaneous interpreters help your speaker reach a new audience.</li><li><strong>High fidelity sound</strong> - Remote Simultaneous Interpretation is capable of providing full bandwidth (20Hz - 20kHz) sound at extremely low latency, as well as high-quality video and lip-sync, despite not relying on costly equipment like IR and radio transmitters.</li><li><strong>Frictionless experience</strong> - Participants can use their devices to communicate with the remote coordinators during events if they want. There is no need to wait for a headset. In addition, we provide tailored technical assistance at events, allowing event organizers to focus on meeting their event targets.</li></ul>\n            \n            <p>Whether you need remote simultaneous interpretation or in-person interpreters in Columbus, Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations has the best solutions to get your message across clearly in almost any different language.</p><p>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations has many interpretation services in Columbus to fit your needs. Get a free consultation with a language professional who can help you decide how we can best assist you with your project needs.</p>\n            <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote/\">\n                Request A Quote\n            </a>\n            <h3>How CIT Can Help With Simultaneous Interpretation In Columbus</h3>\n            <img width=\"1200\" height=\"534\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/cit-los-angeles.jpg\" alt=\"CIT Los Angeles\" />\n            <h3>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations Local Offices</h3>\n            <p>12304 Santa Monica Blvd. Ste. 300</p><p>Los Angeles, CA 90025​</p>\n            <h3>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations Corporate Offices</h3>\n            <p>2501 W. Burbank Blvd. Ste. 311</p><p>Burbank, CA 91505</p><p>Toll Free</p><p>888.737.9009</p>','Simultaneous Interpretation Columbus',NULL,NULL),(13195,13195,1,'Simultaneous Interpretation Dallas','2022-09-09 03:45:26','2022-09-09 03:45:26','86509965-cf11-4054-9190-ca8209649324','<img width=\"1200\" height=\"953\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_181366965-scaled.jpeg\" alt=\"\" />\n            <p><strong>Popular Locations</strong></p>\n            <h1>\n                Simultaneous Interpretation Dallas:\n                Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations\n            </h1>\n            <p>We provide Simultaneous Interpretation services in over 250 languages. Do you need Simultaneous and Consecutive Interpreting services in Dallas for your next conference? Get a free quote today.</p>\n            <h2>Difference Between Simultaneous and Consecutive Interpreting</h2>\n            <p>In consecutive interpreting, the presenter will speak for 3 or 4 minutes while the interpreter takes down notes. The speaker will then make a pause while the interpreter relays the translated message. This means each speech takes twice the time! Consecutive interpreting is ideal for small meetings (e.g. parent-teacher meeting, medical appointments)</p><p>In simultaneous interpreting in Dallas, the presenter speaks naturally and a team of 2 interpreters will translate live what is being said, usually switching every 15 minutes to prevent exhaustion. Simultaneous interpreting usually requires interpreting equipment and the interpreters work from a sound-proof booth. This service is best for conferences and time-sensitive events without room for pauses for consecutive interpreters (e.g. conferences, TV broadcasts.)</p>\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"681\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_93979023-1024x681.jpeg\" alt=\"Conference Interpreting\" />\n            <h2>Conference Interpreting</h2>\n            <p>A qualified interpreter listens at your next event instantly translating your words to your audiences native language. Speaking at conferences has never been easier because the meaning will be simultaneously translated by an interpreter. Regional team members may confidently express themselves in their mother tongue with regional team members that speak in a different dialect.</p><p>For example an American businessman can speak at events made for the Chinese market, while an interpreter is listening giving the interpretations in real-time this allows for questions and answers while the interpreter offers communication simultaneously, giving them the ability to have a conversation in the language spoken by spectators.</p>\n            <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote/\">\n                Request A Quote\n            </a>\n            <h2>Industries in Dallas That Use Simultaneous Interpretation</h2>\n            <p>Simultaneous interpretation in Dallas can be used by almost any industry, we have found the following industries use our services the most often, however if you have questions about your industry and how we can help you reach a new audience feel free to reach out:</p><ul><li>Conferences</li><li>Focus groups</li><li>Human Resources training (indoor classes and outdoor exercises)</li><li>Guided visits</li><li>Tour guides</li><li>Worship Services</li><li>Cybersecurity</li><li>Consulates</li><li>Media production companies and TV Stations</li><li>Multilevel Marketing (MLM) Meetings, Seminars, and Webinars</li><li>Multinational Companies</li><li>Executive Committee Meetings</li><li>Board meetings</li><li>Discussion panels</li><li>School Simultaneous Interpreting</li><li>Keynotes</li><li>NGOs like <a href=\"http://MakeHappen.org\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">MakeHappen.org</a> and VisibleThinking</li><li>Annual meetings</li><li>Wholesale Trade Shows</li><li>National &amp; International Sports Broadcasting</li><li>Events Management Companies and Hotels</li></ul><p>These are just a few examples of industries that generally have a need for simultaneous interpretation companies. We provide Simultaneous Interpretation services in over 250 languages worldwide, get a free quote today.</p>\n            <h2>What is remote simultaneous interpretation (or RSI) In Dallas?</h2>\n            <p>Remote simultaneous interpretation (RSI) is a process that allows everyone, including interpreters, the ability to receive a live video &amp; audio feed virtually. RSI provides interpreters, participants, and speakers with the ability to interact in their own language remotely from any location on Earth. To participate in the meeting, all you need is a phone or a laptop, headset, and Internet connection.</p>\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"684\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_182791797-1024x684.jpeg\" alt=\"remote simultaneous interpretation\" />\n            <img width=\"1024\" height=\"683\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/AdobeStock_444228431-1024x683.jpeg\" alt=\"Professional Interpreters - CIT\" />\n            <h3>How Does Remote Simultaneous Interpretation\n                In Dallas Work?</h3>\n            <p>Simultaneous interpretation is the practice of interpreting speech in real-time between two different languages. To minimize expenses and burden on event planners, remote Simultaneous Interpretation (RSI) in Dallas eliminates the need for on-site interpreters and equipment. Remote Simultaneous Interpretation (RSI) is made possible through cloud computing and smart devices to provide a smooth experience.</p>\n            <h3>Why should you use remote simultaneous interpretation In Dallas (RSI)?</h3>\n            <ul><li><strong>Reduced costs -</strong> Our RSI services have been proven to lower the cost of interpreting an occurrence by more than 50% when compared to traditional costs without sacrificing on non qualified interpreters.</li><li><strong>Increased flexibility</strong> - Frequently, press conferences and meetings need to be planned on the fly. RSI allows you to provide feeds in your target language to your audience at any time, anywhere using either conventional receivers or attendees\' own smart devices. RSI also increases access to rare language interpreters.</li><li><strong>Reduced administrative needs</strong> - With immediate access to world-class interpreters event planners can focus on what matters most at their events.</li><li><strong>Easy Tech Integration</strong> - Give up on expensive on-site interpretation equipment. Participants are free to use their own device to listen in their native language and avoiding language barriers, allowing your broadcast to be viewed in their source language thanks to remote simultaneous translation.</li><li><strong>More environmentally friendly</strong> - By allowing interpreters to work from home, you eliminates the need for them to travel significant distances to provide their services, and you the ability to host more visitors at your multilingual meetings and events.</li><li><strong>More Space at Events</strong> - Simultaneous Interpretation eliminates the need for soundproof booths, saving valuable space in the venue. It also reduces the language barrier of background noise that makes the language spoken hard to understand.</li><li><strong>Greater versatility</strong> - With RSI, remote locations with hard-to-reach events like isolated islands, resorts, and mountains can now be served by top interpreters. Simultaneous translation gives you the versatility you need whether you\'re targeting one language or multiple, simultaneous interpreters help your speaker reach a new audience.</li><li><strong>High fidelity sound</strong> - Remote Simultaneous Interpretation is capable of providing full bandwidth (20Hz - 20kHz) sound at extremely low latency, as well as high-quality video and lip-sync, despite not relying on costly equipment like IR and radio transmitters.</li><li><strong>Frictionless experience</strong> - Participants can use their devices to communicate with the remote coordinators during events if they want. There is no need to wait for a headset. In addition, we provide tailored technical assistance at events, allowing event organizers to focus on meeting their event targets.</li></ul>\n            \n            <p>Whether you need remote simultaneous interpretation or in-person interpreters in Dallas, Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations has the best solutions to get your message across clearly in almost any different language.</p><p>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations has many interpretation services in Dallas to fit your needs. Get a free consultation with a language professional who can help you decide how we can best assist you with your project needs.</p>\n            <a href=\"https://calinterpreting.com/request-quote/\">\n                Request A Quote\n            </a>\n            <h3>How CIT Can Help With Simultaneous Interpretation In Dallas</h3>\n            <img width=\"1200\" height=\"534\" src=\"https://calinterpreting.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/cit-los-angeles.jpg\" alt=\"CIT Los Angeles\" />\n            <h3>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations Local Offices</h3>\n            <p>12304 Santa Monica Blvd. Ste. 300</p><p>Los Angeles, CA 90025​</p>\n            <h3>Cal Interpreting &amp; Translations Corporate Offices</h3>\n            <p>2501 W. Burbank Blvd. Ste. 311</p><p>Burbank, CA 91505</p><p>Toll Free</p><p>888.737.9009</p>','Simultaneous Interpretation Dallas',NULL,NULL),