Spanish Translators and Interpreters at Your Mother Tongue Inc.
Spanish Translators and Interpreters at Your Mother Tongue Inc.
Latin American Spanish Translators And Interpreters

Spanish interpretation service for conferences, interviews and more

Break through the language barrier with a professional Spanish interpreter.

Your Mother Tongue offers a full range of Spanish interpretation services for:
  • conferences
  • hearings
  • interviews
  • business meetings
  • international conference calls
Simultaneous or consecutive conference interpreters are available for all languages. Book by the hour or by the day.

Legal Aid jobs welcome.

Hosting foreign clients?

Look after their needs by providing an interpreter to make them feel welcome.

Going abroad?

Travel in comfort and safety with your own Spanish interpreter, looking after your needs and your company's interests.

You may be able to cut costs by hiring an interpreter in the country that you're visiting, but
  • What does this person know about your company?
  • Will your interpreter help you effectively promote your product or service by communicating your enthusiasm to your prospective clients?
  • Will your interpreter translate everything that is said, or debrief you after a meeting to let you know what really went on?
  • Will your interpreter coach you on local business etiquette so that you do not offend or misinterpret your client?
 
FEES
consecutive
CA$75/hour 
CA$450/day 
simultaneous
CA$700/day 
CA$400/half-day   

Your Mother Tongue's Spanish interpreters are on your side, working for your company to help you make the most of your business trip.

Phone (416) 603-2766 or e-mail us for Spanish interpretation services and conference interpreters.


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July 30, 2010