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Let us know your interpreting requirements via our website, e-mail or telephone. We will analyse your request and provide you with a personalised quote with no obligation.
Once you accept the proposal, we will organise the interpreting session according to your needs, whether in person or remotely. We will ensure that everything is perfectly coordinated.
On the agreed date, you will have a specialised interpreter who will provide you with clear and accurate communication. With Trayma, your event will be backed by the highest quality and professionalism.
At Trayma, we understand the importance of fluid and accurate communication in a multicultural environment. To meet this need, we have professional interpreters who are fluent in multiple languages and familiar with various sectors, from business to institutional and academic. Our goal is to ensure that every conversation, presentation or negotiation flows smoothly, accurately reflecting the essence of the message in the target language.
Furthermore, we do not limit ourselves to simultaneous or consecutive interpreting; we tailor our service to each client, offering solutions for in-person or virtual events, as well as whispered and liaison interpreting. Thanks to this versatility, we can meet the demands of highly specific environments such as international conferences, trade fairs, corporate meetings, and even court proceedings and notarial acts.
Our commitment to excellence translates into continuous training and personalised attention, ensuring that each project receives the focus and preparation it deserves. With Trayma, any language barrier becomes an opportunity to connect with new audiences, build strong relationships and broaden horizons in Bilbao and beyond.
Interpreting services in Bilbao are useful in a wide variety of contexts: conferences, seminars, business meetings, trade fairs, tourist visits, academic or legal presentations, among others. Any situation involving people who speak different languages can benefit from the presence of a professional interpreter.
There are several types:
simultaneous interpreting
(the interpreter speaks at the same time as the speaker),
consecutive interpreting (the interpreter speaks after the speaker has finished a sentence or idea), whispered interpreting (or ‘chuchotage’, intended for a very small number of listeners) and liaison interpreting (for more informal meetings or small groups). The choice depends on the type of event and the number of attendees.
The price varies depending on factors such as the duration of the event, the type of service required, the language combination, the complexity of the topics to be covered and any travel required. It is most common to request a personalised quote to determine a cost tailored to the needs of each project.
Although the most common languages are usually English, French and German, many interpreters also cover other European languages such as Italian or Portuguese. There are also professionals who specialise in less widely spoken languages, such as Chinese, Russian or Arabic, especially at international events.
Ideally, book as far in advance as possible, especially for important or large-scale events that require technical equipment or a larger number of interpreters. In special circumstances, urgent requests may be accepted, but advance planning ensures a more personalised service.
It depends on the type of interpreting. In simultaneous interpreting, for example, booths, audio receivers and special microphones are often required. In consecutive or liaison interpreting, however, the need for equipment is usually minimal. A professional interpreting provider can advise you on the most suitable equipment for your event.
Most professional interpreters have completed specific studies in interpreting and have experience in different fields. It is best to request references, accredited training and experience in events similar to the one you are organising. This will guarantee you a quality service.
It is advisable to define the duration of the service in advance and, if additional hours are required, to agree this beforehand or ensure that the interpreter is available. Overtime rates or supplements usually apply, but everything can be arranged in advance to avoid any unforeseen circumstances.
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