Sign Language Interpreting in Los Angeles
We provide on-site court certified Spanish interpretation for the Long Beach, Los Angeles, Santa Ana, and surrounding areas. We can often accommodate last minute requests, sometimes within 15 minutes. If you’re in a bind and a video interpreter will suffice, then we have access to 24/7 Sign Language interpreters. You may need to prebook the […]
Sign Language Interpreting in Long Beach
We provide on-site court certified Spanish interpretation for the Long Beach, Los Angeles, Santa Ana, and surrounding areas. We can often accommodate last minute requests, sometimes within 15 minutes. If you’re in a bind and a video interpreter will suffice, then we have access to 24/7 Sign Language interpreters. You may need to prebook the […]
Spanish Interpreting and Translating in Long Beach
We offer the most flexible rates and timelines in order to ensure that your document translation is completed on time and within your budget. We also provide on-site court certified Spanish interpretation for the Long Beach, Los Angeles, Santa Ana, and surrounding areas. We can often accommodate last minute requests, sometimes within 15 minutes. If […]
Even Folksingers Benefit from American Sign Language Interpreters
Award winning Raine Hamilton is bringing an American Sign Language (ASL) interpreter with her on tour due to the increasing requests she’s had for access to her music for those who are Deaf or hard of hearing. She was happy to comply and loves the idea of spreading exposure to music to those with limited […]
Starbucks adopts Sign Language in an all Deaf and Hard of Hearing Store near Gallaudet
Ordering a Starbucks at a location near Gallaudet (D.C. area), will now be possible using American Sign Language. Starbucks intends to hire 20 to 25 Deaf or hard of hearing employees in order to allow patrons to order their lattes using just their hands. This joins a number of other restaurants around the world, like […]
Certified or Professional Translator or Interpreter?
One challenge that our agency faces is explaining the difference between a translator and an interpreter. A translator works with documents, changing a written text from one language into another. An interpreter is someone who works with spoken or signed (in the case of Sign Language for the Deaf) languages and interprets them into another […]
Message in a Bottle (not interpreted nor translated)
Being an interpreter lets you have a taste of so many professions yet you never have to commit to any. You get to see the coolest part of the job (free ice cream in a space station factory) and the dullest part (one week employee training on how to fill out government forms). The easiest […]
Spanish Translations in Los Angeles, Long Beach and Anaheim
There are so many language service agencies that offer Spanish translation services in the Los Angeles, Long Beach, and Anaheim areas, so how do you go about choosing the right one? To start with, you should just give them a call and see how you’re treated. Note how long it took to speak to someone. […]
Implicit Biases Can Affect Your Listening Skills
Making conversation: NAU linguist studies how perceptions of accents affects communication August 16, 2018 2 Comments Can a person look hard to understand? The answer, Northern Arizona University researcher Okim Kang found, is yes. And that expectation of listeners—that the person standing in front of them will be less intelligible because English is likely their […]
Why Learn Sign Language?
I recently made a commitment to work on improving various aspects of my life in order to become a more well rounded person. For example, when I realized that I hadn’t taken any kind of class since I graduated from college 10 years ago, I decided there and then that learning something new would be […]