What are the differences between Translation and Interpreter?
A translator interprets written text while an interpreter translates orally. At MTES for better result, usually we use professional translators to translate only to and from English into their native language. The key skills of our translators at MTES are the ability to understand the source language and the culture of the country where the text originated, and using a good library of dictionaries and reference materials. MTES Provides Private Interpreters to accompany individuals with no English language for Doctor and Hospital visit, Shopping, Seminar, Entertainment, Reading, Pickup and Drop from and to, Sightseeing, Court and Deposition, DMV/MVA, Group Telephone, Notary Public, Academic and Career Resume, and Cover Letter arrangement, etc.
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