Interpreting Services
Simultaneous, consecutive and remote interpreting — clear communication in real time, in any setting.
What interpreting means at Maka
Why it matters
In live settings there’s no second take. Skilled interpreters keep meaning, nuance and momentum intact when it counts most.
Professional interpreters
We provide interpreters in person and through remote platforms, with the equipment and setup to match.
Every format
Simultaneous, consecutive, whispered and remote (RSI) — matched to your event and setting.
On-site or remote
We provide interpreters in person and through remote platforms, with the equipment and setup to match.
Types of interpreting
Conference and simultaneous interpreting, consecutive for meetings and negotiations, whispered interpreting, and remote simultaneous interpreting (RSI) for online events.
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Interpreting in action
From board meetings and negotiations to international conferences, we make sure everyone understands and is understood, live.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between simultaneous and consecutive?
Simultaneous interpreting happens in real time as the speaker talks, ideal for conferences; consecutive follows in pauses, suited to meetings and negotiations.
Do you provide remote interpreting?
Yes. We offer remote simultaneous interpreting (RSI) for online and hybrid events, with the right platform and support.
Can interpreters handle our industry terminology?
We assign interpreters with relevant subject expertise and brief them on your terminology in advance, so specialist content is handled accurately.
Do you supply equipment for events?
Yes. For on-site simultaneous interpreting we arrange booths, headsets and technical setup as needed.
How far ahead should we book?
As early as possible for large events, to secure the right interpreters; we also handle shorter-notice requests where we can.