Frequently asked questions about interpreting and equipment rental
Answers to the questions organisers of multilingual meetings in Brussels ask most often.
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They entrusted us with their multilingual meetings
- European Parliament
- Council of Europe
- Belgian Red Cross
All your questions
How many booths do I need?
As a rule, one booth per target language, with two interpreters per booth for a working day.
How many receivers should I order?
One receiver per participant listening to the interpretation, plus a small reserve.
What is the difference between simultaneous and consecutive?
In simultaneous, the interpreter translates in real time from a booth; in consecutive, they speak after the speaker, without a booth.
When should I choose a tour-guide system?
For visits, delegations and small meetings where a booth cannot be installed.
Can you provide both equipment and interpreters?
Yes, that is our complete solution, with one quote and one contact.
Which languages do you cover?
French, English, Dutch and all official EU languages, plus many other languages on request.
How quickly will I receive my quote?
Within 15 minutes, during our opening hours: Sunday to Friday 7am–8.30pm and Saturday 7am–6pm.
Do you offer remote interpreting?
Yes, for online and hybrid meetings, through a dedicated platform.
Do you work outside Brussels?
Yes, across Belgium. For an event elsewhere, contact us.
Tell us about your event
A few details are enough: we come back to you with a complete, detailed quote within 15 minutes, during our opening hours.
- Address
- Global Lingua Services
Avenue Louise 500, Brussels - info@lingua-service.eu
- Opening hours
- Sunday – Friday: 7am – 8.30pm
Saturday: 7am – 6pm
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