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Czech Court Interpreting services in London, the UK & Worldwide

Czech Court Interpreters

Court interpreters for English to Czech, Czech to English and multiple other languages

TJC Global’s highly qualified Czech court interpreters can help prevent misunderstandings and establish smooth, transparent communication between parties.

They have an extensive command of legal terminology and are able to recognise difficult phrasing and pick up on colloquialisms, adjusting their interpretation accordingly. This ensures glitch-free court interpreting whatever the context.

TJC’s Czech court interpreters can provide assistance for court cases of various lengths, providing both short-term and long-term support.

TJC Czech interpreters and translators are also happy to work outside of court for criminal cases; depositions; arbitrations; witness preparation; pre-trial meetings between attorneys, solicitors, barristers and clients and interviews with court personnel.

Contact us for a quote or to find out more about our Czech court interpreting services.

Why choose TJC Global’s Czech Court Interpreters?

Our Czech court interpreters can assist in the following settings:

High Court

Crown Court

Civil Court

Magistrates’ Court

County Court

District Court

Locations covered by our Czech Court Interpreters:

TJC’s Czech court interpreting services in hundreds of cities in Europe, Asia, North & South America, Australasia and Africa. For more information on the locations we cover, please see our global locations page or contact us directly.

About Czech

The Czech language, which used to be known as “Bohemian” is a West Slavic language developed from the Proto-Slavic language around 1000AD. The official language of the Czech Republic, it is spoken worldwide by 12 million people, with 12,000 speakers living in Texas, USA. It also has semi-official status in Slovakia, being the most common second language of Slovakians. In fact, Speakers of Czech and Slovak can understand both languages in both written and spoken form. It is also similar to Polish and Serbian.

Czech is written using the Latin alphabet with the addition of many diacritics, resulting in the Czech alphabet having 42 letters in total. Many Czech words do not use any vowels. The Czech language also declines nouns based on seven different grammatical cases, and three noun genders: masculine, feminine and neuter. This means it is rather difficult to learn for non-native speakers.

There are two distinct versions of Czech spoken in the Czech Republic, and they vary based on geographical region. Common Czech, the most widely spoken, is used in Bohemia, while the second is spoken between Moravia and Silesia.

Just like any other nation, the Czech Republic has its own business etiquette. See our Doing Business in the Czech Republic Page to find out more.

Looking for interpreting assistance in other fields?

TJC Global provides specialist interpreting and translation services in various specialist fields. Whatever your requirements, we can find the right linguist to assist you.
If your industry or project type is not listed here, please contact us directly with your enquiry.

Our interpreters utilise their knowledge of subject-specific terminology to deliver precise, unambiguous interpretation, whatever the context – enabling you to communicate effectively with the rest of the world.
We are also able to adapt to almost any type of project.

What to do next?

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