Simultaneous Interpretation (or interpreting in the UN style) is mainly used in occasions where one person speaks to a crowd with no or few dialogues involved. For the most part, it is used in press conferences, major conventions, training seminars, etc. A successful simultaneous interpreting project requires certain facilities. Interpreters have to proceed with the project in real time as the speaker speaks with only a few seconds’ delay and without interrupting the speaker to create better efficiency for the event, which makes it a highly time-based activity.

Simultaneous interpreting projects are undertaken by well-trained interpreters with strong expertise. As it requires highly professional practitioners, one project normally employs two interpreters who take turns to proceed with it at 20-minute intervals.

Myngo offered simultaneous interpreting services to a great number of high-level domestic and international conferences, including 2013 Boao Forum for Asia, 2014 APEC Summit, 2015 China-Japan-Korea Symposium  and Merck KGaA’s executive board meeting.