While translator needs to pay a lot of attention to written expression in the target language, interpreter has to master the spoken word in both languages. In interpreting, there is no space for hesitating or even browsing through a dictionary. There are two types of interpreting: consecutive and simultaneous. During consecutive interpreting, the speaker stops frequently to give the interpreter time to render what was said. If the pace of the speech is not adjusted, such as in simultaneous interpreting, interpreter starts interpreting as soon as he/she understands the general meaning of the sentence, while paying attention to the text at all times. CEET offers services in both consecutive and simultaneous interpreting in more than 50 languages and 80 fields of expertise for meetings, trade fairs, conferences, teleconferences in European locations. Once we receive your request and learn about the purpose of the interpretation, we will select an appropriate interpreter who will not only provide the interpretation services, but also may assist in making necessary arrangements (e.g. accommodation, transportation etc.). Interpreting requires excellent knowledge of the source and target languages. Our professionals have in-depth knowledge of more than 80 fields of expertise and interpret from and into more than 50 languages. In addition, our interpreters are also trained in fundamental travel assistance services to help our customers in making necessary arrangements for worry-free business trips.