At ASAP translations we understand that we are living in a globalized world, where the ability and/or necessity of moving from one corner of the planet to the other is ever increasing.

Whether you want to sell or promote your products/services or communicate with other people that don’t speak your language, the need to take your message across is of paramount importance, and we have the resources and infrastructure to do it.

From birth certificates and marriage licenses to brochures and flyers, our translators have the experience and expertise to take care of your project.

We have assembled a vast network of translators which can translate documents from and to virtually any language.

Translators convert printed texts from the source language into target languages, conveying the intent of the original text, engaging their cultural awareness and sensitivity to produce a fluent written document directed to a specific audience.

The development of Artificial Intelligence (AI) or machine translators might be tempting for an inexpensive, quick translation, but it is not a recommended solution for your important communication needs. AI/machine translators are not human and do not have human experience. AI/machine translators will mistranslate idioms, dialects, and figures of speech, often translating them word for word without understanding their deeper meaning. Human interpreters and translators, on the other hand, have an instinct for the regional variations of a language and its idiosyncrasies. Important documents should be translated by humans to ensure the meaning is not lost.

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We believe in-person interpretation is the most effective way to bridge the gap between languages.

ASAP provides consecutive interpretation, where an individual interprets after listening. The interpretation is delivered with the style and tone of the speaker, while taking into account cultural differences, in order to convey accurate and effective messages.

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An interpretation modality frequently used for events or conferences where a larger audience is gathered, and the interpreter needs to convey the message to everyone at the same time. This is achieved with the use of electronic devices.

On-Site Interpreters often read documents in the source language and relate the contents out loud in the target language. This modality can be used in hospitals, doctor’s offices, meetings, conferences and many other locations or scenarios.