Interprefied: Recent Episodes

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Tune in to listen to the latest editions of Interprefy's series of Interprefiers Take the Floor, Inside Interprefy and Ask Me Anything.

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In this latest episode of Interprefiers Take The Floor, we welcomed distinguished interpreter, translator, and copywriter, Yulia Skadchenko. Learn about the nuances of her craft and the indispensable role of remote assistance at global events. Additionally, gain insights from Nenad Cvetic, an esteemed Senior Team Leader at Interprefy. Uncover the complexities of delivering remote support, his expertise on meticulous event planning, and the technical orchestration behind it.

As an added bonus, both seasoned professionals share their strategies for rejuvenation after executing high-stake events.

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Join us for this insightful and thought-provoking discussion as we celebrate International Women's Day and work towards a more equitable future.

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In this episode, our Interprefiers Dora Murgu and Richard Schiller got together with interpreters Yulia Skadchenko, Hulya Gray and Connie Favoloro to test the effect of Interprefy's latest feature to ehnance audio quality: Interprefy Clarifier. They read passages from The Happy Prince and The Lord of The Rings. The effect of Clarifier was used on several microphones, most of which are known to produce bad sound quality: Apple MacBook Pro M1 2020 built-in microphone, Apple Airpods A2031 wireless microphone, iFrogz Airtime Sport earbuds wireless microphone and JabraEvolve40 USB headset microphone.

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In this edition of Interprefiers Take the Floor, project manager Milana and interpreter Daniel discuss the particularities of interpretation at sports events. 
Find out how Daniel turned into interpreter from a craftsman, does Interprefy have people onsite, challenges of covering various time zones, and what happens behind the scenes in terms of event planning and preparation. 
Hit that play button to hear this and many more interesting topics they covered in this episode.

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It's beginning to look a lot like... Yeah, you've guessed it, it's that time of the year already! And to celebrate the upcoming festive season we've asked our colleagues from around the world to share their favourite tunes and the meaning they hold for them with us.  

It turned out to be a pretty eclectic playlist and because sharing is caring, we've compiled them in our first-ever Interprefy's Radio Show to turn your festive mood on. Ready to travel the festive season around the world? Wait no more!

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Portuguese(BR) interpreter and founder of King Tradução, Arthur Dias connects with Interprefy's Senior Training Specialist, Jelena Markovic. In this episode, we talk about the difference between onsite and online meetings and events for interpreters, the significance of training and preparation of all parties involved, as well as the remote support's role at Interprefy.

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French interpreter and influencer Mike Lemay connects with Interprefy's Head of People and Culture, Comfort Macauley. In this episode we talk about the importance of creating, nurturing and increasing your network, including non-conventional platforms.

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French interpreter Philippe Dunkel, with close to 200 interprefied events under his mic, meets CRM Marketing Manager, Susi Lovati, in our latest episode of Interprefiers Take the Floor. In this episode, we address the hot topic of sustainability in the multilingual events space and how remote interpretation has given opportunities to interpreters. 

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Spanish interpreter and Professor at the University of Buenos Aires – School of Law, Marina Gaiteri, meets Remote Support team leader, Ana Brkan, in our latest episode of Interprefiers Take The Floor. In this episode, we unpack the importance of language sensitivity and how to deal with event stress during multilingual conferences.

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In collaboration with our partners of Interprenet, we've asked four simultaneous interpreters from across the globe, how the Covid-19 pandemic has affected their work as simultaneous interpreters.