Translator's Portal
An interpretation of coke and sulphur in Buenos Aires
Eight interpreters from Cultures Connection worked with RefComm on a technical support event for the recycling of petroleum waste. Rate this post
Fueling simultaneous interpretation at South America Energy Week
When Buenos Aires hosted South America Energy Week, Cultures Connection was given the privilege of providing the simultaneous interpretation services for two days. Rate this post
When speakers and interpreters do not understand
In interpretation like elsewhere, error is human. Small comical blunder or epic nonsense, all interpreters have committed a faux-pas. Unfortunately, some have caused a lot of harm to the interpreter, to the speaker, to the delegation or to a people. If these discrepancies are rarely penalized, according to Stephen Sekel, the former head of the […]
Enabling the sharing of ideas for Radio Mitre and Deezer
The Argentine and French firms came together in Paris to review the results of their new alliance in Argentina, with the liaison interpretation of Cultures Connection. Rate this post
Technical interpretation: building the future of Nice
Cultures Connection provided liaison interpreting services during construction negotiations for ‘Iconic’, a futuristic project that looks to revive the city centre. Rate this post
“Interpreters in zones of conflict are treated like outcasts”
Left defenceless, facing persecution and death. Eduardo Kahane, member of the International Association of Conference Interpreters, recently spoke to Cultures Connection, explaining the difficulties interpreters have when working in zones of conflict. “I think my life ended back then”, he bravely comments for the documentary ‘The Interpreters’. An interpreter who has worked for the US […]
LARTC in Chile – Simultaneous interpretation for the Latin American petrochemicals industry
The services of Cultures Connection were again on show at an edition of the most important event for the petrochemical sector in Latin America. Rate this post
Tourism interpretation in sunny Marseille
A group of tourists from Hungary, Poland, Romania and Turkey were able to experience one of the most important cities in France firsthand, thanks to the services of Cultures Connection. Rate this post