Whether in Macau for a conference or a business meeting, TJC Global's professional interpreters are on hand to asist with any language services you may require. 

One of two Special Administrative Regions of the People's Republic of China, Macau is located around 32 miles west of Hong Kong, which is the second special administrave region. Until 1999, Macau was administered by Portugal and as such was the last remaining European colony in Asia. In 1999 the region was transferred to China, but still retains a large degree of autonomy.

With a population of around 624,000 and an area of 31.3km squared, Macau is the most densely populated region in the world. It's economy is dominated by tourism and gambling, and since 2006 has been the world's largest gambling centre. 

Our network of expert interpreters in Macau cover over 100 languages, including Cantonese, Mandarin, Portuguese and Taiwanese. 

Business Meeting Interpreters in Macau 

Our business meeting interpreters in Macau can assist you at negotiations, discussions and collaborations. Read more...

Legal Interpreters in Macau 

TJC Global's legal interpreters in Macaucan cover court cases, hearings, tribunals. Read more...

Deposition Interpreters in Macau

We can provide specialist deposition interpreters in Macau and elsewhere in China for witness testimonials as are common in the US and Canada. Read more...

Arbitration Interpreters in Macau

Our arbitration interpreters in Macau can assist those seeking an alternative to litigation. Read more...

Conference Interpreters in Macau

At TJC Global, we have a network of certified conference interpreters for multi-national conferences of all natures. Read more...

Court Interpreters in Macau

Our large and diverse network of court interpreters are familiar with the format, conventions, procedures and requirements of court interpreting. Read more...

Simultaneous interpreting requires lots of skill and experience and can be very tiring for an interpreter, which is why it is common for two interpreters to work in partnership.  They listen via a headset to the speaker and interpret what is being said into a microphone for the relevant audience members taking it in turns every 15/20 minutes. Simultaneous interpretation like this is commonly required at conferences that involve several different languages and a large number of participants.

Consecutive interpreting is probably the most common type of interpreting and is widely used. It is used for business discussions, negotiations, contract exchanges, commercial discussions, legal, technical or engineering discussions, medical or court hearings or on site inspections. The interpreter listens to the speaker, often making notes, and delivers the meaning in the target language afterwards. If a speech is delivered, the interpreter may wait until a pause or the end, at which point they deliver a translation relatively quickly. Consecutive interpreting may also be used at conferences for panel discussions, Q&A sessions or private discussions between parties - at a stall or elsewhere. 

Facilitating interpreting is used when a client has limited source language skills but requires technical or in depth terminology to be clarified in their native tongue to avoid misunderstandings. The facilitating interpreter is there primarily to ensure communication is effective and relieve the client from the fatigue of speaking in a foreign tongue. 

Telephone interpreting allows parties of different nationalities, who are not able to meet in person, to communication via telephone or video conferencing. The interpreter bridges the gap. Sometimes an interpreter is present in one of the two locations, and sometimes he/she is also located somewhere apart from both parties.

Interpreters in Hong Kong

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