Simultaneous interpretation allows for seamless communication between speakers and listeners who speak different languages. To achieve this, experienced simultaneous interpreters with proficiency in the languages involved and high-quality equipment are required. This is often the most commonly used mode of interpretation.

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In situations where there are participants from multiple nationalities, an interpreter is required for each language. For example, in a lecture where the speaker is American and the audience includes Brazilian and Argentine listeners, two interpreters will be needed: one to translate from English to Portuguese and the other to translate from English to Spanish. 

To ensure your event runs smoothly, a suitable environment with good visual and auditory quality is necessary. A soundproof booth, microphones, headphones, a sound mixer, and receptionists to distribute equipment to participants, as well as a technician for installation and support during 

The event, will also be required. With all of this in place, the language interpreter will sit in a soundproof booth, wearing headphones, listening attentively to what the speaker is saying and simultaneously conveying the translation to the audience, who will hear the translation through their headphones.