Our Chinese interpreter will deal with all manner of your needs including:

Shuang Xu based in Shanghai Placement with the Interpretation section of the U.N.  Assistant interpreter and translator of China’s delegation.

Trade Shows & Exhibitions General Business Meetings Site Interpretation Presentations Interviews & Training Programs Factory Visit Negotiations Leisure, Tourism

Mark Chen based in Guandong Bachelor Degree of Literature Guangdong University of Foreign Studies.

Chen Liu based in Kunming City Jilin Changchun Foreign Language University

Lucy Zhang  based in Guangzhou Sichuan International Studies University  Major-English Translation  and Interpretation.

Jessica Ching based in Nanning University of International Business and Economics

Lee Jun based in Weihai City, Shandong Prov. Major in English Shandong University		Claire Chen based in Shenzhen Nan Chang Aeronautical Technology University, Majored in English		Xiaowan Zhang based in Beijing MA in Translation Studies The University of Warwick
Robert Lian Zhong WANG based in Beijing  Beijing Normal University Public relations English		Jacken Zheng Post-graduate study in international economic law at China Foreign Affairs University		Hu Hongfei based in Hangzhou MS in Communication & Information Systems Zhejiang University of Technology, Hangzhou.
Giorgio Cao based in Beijing Interpreter, Beijing Guide and Project Manager.		Jerry Hsioa based in Hamilton, New Zealand Bachelor of Science majoring in Computer Science, University of New South Wales, Australia. Chinese > English, Spanish > English, Spanish > Chinese, Japanese .		Wenjia Wang based in Beijing BA in English & Chinese Translation  Macao Polytechnic Institute, Macao
Yung Ting Chang MA in Conference Interpreting and Translation Studies, University of Leeds, United Kingdom		Paris Si Interpreter / Translator Guangzhou, China Heilongjiang University     Degree：Major: English Linguistics and Literature.		LIU Yan MA in Translating & Interpreting (major in interpreting) School of Modern Languages, Newcastle University, UK

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There are two main forms of interpreting:

• Simultaneous. Working at a conference or large meeting, the interpreter sits in a soundproof booth (a separate one for each conference language) and translates instantaneously what is being said.

• Consecutive. More common in smaller meetings and discussions, the interpreter waits until the speaker has finished before giving an accurate account of what has been said.

If you would like a quote for any interpreting projects that you might have in the pipeline, please complete the form below or contact:  info@arch1design.com

Any travel, food and accommodation costs are borne by the client.

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