Simultaneous interpreting is considered the most challenging type of oral translation. The interpreter must master the art of listening to text in the source language, instantly understand and translate it, and simultaneously speak it out loud in the target language. A simultaneous interpreter for Dari either provides real-time oral translation into Dari as a target language, or translates the Dari source into your target language. From Dari into English, and then into Japanese? We can also cater for the more unusual language combinations. Where there are no experts to cover the desired combination directly, we resort to our Dari relay interpreters.

Relay interpreting – the way to implement also the most exotic language combinations!
Relay interpreting is a special type of simultaneous interpreting. The interpretation likewise takes place in real time, but a first interpreter translates the original source text into a language understood by the second interpreter, who then in turn renders this translation in the target language. Not quite sure you understand?

Okay – let’s go back to the above example: Let’s assume the speech is given in Dari. Interpreter A hears the Dari original and speaks his/her English translation into the microphone. Interpreter B listens to the English version and speaks the Japanese translation that the target audience will hear through their headsets. It sounds complicated, but we make it easy for you. After more than 20 years of experience in all types of interpreting, we have routine enough to find a solution for all your needs.

Our TIP: Finding qualified staff via recruitment in Dari
Almost 20% of the immigrants to Germany speak Dari. Many of them are very well educated, but still speak little German. Companies who want to recruit qualified staff can draw on the best resource: language. Whether Dari-language videos with career information, training videos or E-learning: we will be happy to provide the oral translation into Dari or the translated subtitles for your existing video material. Job advertisements translated into the local language and the offer of having an interpreter present in the job interview attracts more skilled workers from abroad. Often it is the fear of failing in the interview that makes even the best-educated workers take on a temporary job rather than applying for the position they’re actually qualified for.