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  • Spanish Interpreter Series: The Business Interpreter

    In our final post for the Spanish interpreter series, we’ll delve into the professional life of a Spanish business interpreter. With globalization opening the virtual doors to business opportunities abroad, communicating effectively in a foreign language has never been more important. As such, the role of a business interpreter is crucial in ensuring that no message is lost in interpretation because in business, mistakes can be costly.

    The Hispanic market is one of the major international markets in the world especially in the US, and a Spanish business interpreter is always an added value to any business.

    A business interpreter may work in any aspect of the business as needed, and as such, must have specialized knowledge and training of each field. Part of the work will sometimes involve acting as escort interpreter who accompanies a person or a delegation on a tour, meeting or interview.

    A business interpreter might also be asked to interpret in small-scale business meetings or gatherings such as seminars, workshops, visits or interviews. He/She might also be called in to assist a company’s in-house customer support team to facilitate communication with a foreign client.

    A business interpreter must also be sensitive of cultural traditions and customs because he/she will act as the “bridge” between the guest and the client.

    As in other types of interpreters, a college degree and field specialized certifications are minimum requirements.

     Spanish Translation Services in San Diego

    The Spanish Group general manager Alfonso Martinez noted that business interpreting is one of the group’s most popular services for corporate clients.“Spanish to English and English to Spanish interpretations are our niche so our staff is really composed of native speakers with field relevant expertise. It shows in the quality of our work,” he added.

     

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    The Spanish Group offers Spanish translation services for businesses and individuals.
    The group’s professional translation services focus on Spanish to English and vice versa to ensure that a high level of quality is maintained. There is no minimum word count or fee, and revisions are packaged into the price with an optional notarization service. The Spanish Group also employs field specialized translators to handle various types of documents, be it technical, marketing, legal or medical.

    To find out more about professional translation services call (800) 460-1536 or visit http://www.thespanishgroup.org.

    Interested clients can also follow The Spanish Group on Twitter (www.twitter.com/thespanishgroup) or on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/thespanishgroup).

    References:

    http://www.translatorsbase.com/articles/1198.aspx