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Romanian Conference Interpreter Services | London | Europe | Worldwide

Professional Romanian Conference Interpreters. English to Romanian, Romanian to English and multiple other languages

TJC Global provide Romanian conference interpreter services in locations all over the globe in over 80 languages.

We have over 30 years’ experience providing language support at conferences for numerous global organisations and can boast a large network of professional Romanian simultaneous interpreters who have expertise in a wide variety of fields.

At TJC Global, we have the experience and expertise to provide language specialists whatever and wherever your event. Our professional Romanian conference interpreters are experts in both the source and target language. Adapting to the speech pattern of the speaker quickly, they convey all information faithfully with an awareness of cultural and linguistic idiom and an in-depth knowledge of the terminology relating to the subject in question.

To talk to us about your Romanian conference interpretation requirements, contact us directly at info@tjc-global.com.

Why choose TJC’s Romanian conference interpreters?

What forms of interpreter services can TJC Global provide?

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Video/videoconference interpreting: (Video Remote Interpreting is also available) TJC provides professional language interpreting services to support a wide range of events, including business meetings, conferences, legal proceedings (court hearings, arbitration, or litigation), and other online business interactions across industries.

Participants can connect via video or voice calls using computers, laptops, smartphones, or tablets. If needed, sessions can be recorded to facilitate the creation of meeting minutes. Our highly qualified interpreters seamlessly join virtual meetings, events, or proceedings to provide remote interpretation in the language pairing required, ensuring clear and effective communication for all parties involved. Additionally, we offer relay interpreting services as needed.

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Telephone/teleconference interpreting: Telephone or teleconference interpreting is an efficient solution for overcoming language barriers. The interpreter can either work remotely (separate from both parties) or be physically present with one of the parties. In either scenario, they provide interpreting services through a telephone conferencing setup.

This service is particularly valuable for clients unable to travel internationally but still need to conduct business discussions or share progress updates. At TJC Global, we are proud to offer professionally qualified interpreters in a wide range of language combinations, ensuring clear and effective communication.

Simultaneous & Consecutive interpreting

Simultaneous interpreting

Simultaneous interpreting (also available with Video Remote Interpretation (VRI))
Simultaneous interpreting is ideal for international conferences, high-stakes business discussions, seminars, and symposiums. Typically, two to three interpreters work from a soundproof booth, separate from the audience. They take turns interpreting at high speed, switching every 15–20 minutes to maintain focus and ensure the highest quality interpretation.

Using headsets, the interpreters listen to the speaker’s message and deliver it in the target language almost instantly (“simultaneously”) to the intended audience. This method also supports relay interpreting, which is especially useful for multilingual presentations where speakers use several languages.

Consecutive interpreting

Consecutive interpreting (also available with Video Remote Interpretation (VRI)) is one of the most widely used types of interpretation. It is suitable for business discussions, negotiations, contract signings, commercial, legal, and technical meetings, medical appointments, court hearings, on-site inspections, and audits.

In this mode, the interpreter listens carefully to the speaker, often taking notes, and then conveys the meaning in the target language. They typically wait for a natural pause or for the speaker to finish a segment before delivering the interpretation quickly and accurately.

Consecutive interpreting is also commonly employed in conferences for panel discussions, Q&A sessions, or private interactions between parties, whether at a stand or another setting.

About: Romanian

Despite the country’s relative isolation in terms of location, Romanian is actually a Romance language, closely related to and to some extent mutually intelligible with Italian. Around 25 million people speak the language as their native tongue and 4 million speak it as a second language. Romanian is primarily spoken in Romania and in the Republic of Moldova, where it is known as Moldovan. Romanian as a broad term is used to describe several regional dialects which substantially differ from Daco-Romanian (Romanian proper) spoken in small communities in Croatia, Greece, Bulgaria, Albania, Serbia and Kosovo – these include: Aromanian, Megleno-Romanian, and Istro-Romanian. Romanian is also the official language of the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina in Serbia as well as the autonomous Mount Athos in Greece.

Interestingly, some scholars believe Romanian to be the closest existing language to Latin, specifically in terms of structure – it is also the only Romance language to retain the Latin distinction between the long “o” and short “u” sounds. Romanian is the only Romance language whose definite articles come after the noun instead of before it. In Romanian, the correct use of verbs depends on many factors, including mood, person, number, tense, and voice, making it perhaps the most difficult to learn of all the Romance languages. In terms of written script, Romanian uses the Latin alphabet plus five extra letters: Ä‚, Â, Î, Ș, Èš, although there were at one time many more than this.

Although most Romanian vocabulary finds its origins in Latin, around 20% of Romanian words are thought to be of Slavic descent due to the number of Slavic settlers who occupied modern Romania during the sixth century AD. Words of Albanian, Hungarian and Turkish origin are also present.

Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica [http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/508587/Romanian-language]

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

Locations covered by our Romanian Conference Interpreters:

We are also happy to assist you in other cities in Romania and other countries across the globe.

Next step? We are very happy to assist you – please contact us directly with your enquiry.

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.

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