Category: Language Services

How do your limited English proficient customers and patients know you offer interpreting services? You have to tell them. And usage materials are the way.
Even with living in the U.S. for 20 years, a degree in English, and extensive training in linguistics, Helen still struggles with understanding the U.S. school system. Now imagine what it would be like for a recent immigrant.
Take a little journey with us through the Horn of Africa, Guatemala, and Northern Mexico, exploring the origins of our newest languages.
Are interpreters essential workers in healthcare? When do you need an interpreter? And where? Helen, certified Russian interpreter and VRI lead at CLI, answers these are more.
Read how CLI was able to connect Gulf Coast Kid's House to an interpreter in a rare language.
If you work with the public, bookmark this post. These are the terms you'll need to know when providing services to your deaf and hard of hearing customers.
Before partnering with a video interpreting company, scan our list of the top orgs in the U.S. — get ready to compare, contrast, and (critically) evaluate!
Your call center agents will no longer have to awkwardly use the French they haven't spoken since 7th grade if you add telephone interpreting services to your call center.
Find out why choosing an interpreting services company that's quick, reliable, and supportive is the way to go.

In the language services industry, interpretation companies work with two kinds of interpreters: staff interpreters or freelance interpreters. Most interpreting companies work with both.  At CLI, our model is based on working primarily with  professional interpreters who are remote independent contractors, and we wouldn’t change it for a thing. Why? Here are a few reasons. […]

Always been curious about phone interpreter services? What it is and who uses it? We knew it. Read on for more!
Think your business could benefit from language services? It probably could. Find out why.