1. Must arrange a sales call to someone whose language you don’t speak?
2. Have an urgent meeting with a non-English speaker?
3. Can’t communicate with a foreign employee or colleague?
4. Going abroad and want assurance that you can talk to a key person?

If you have these or any other linguistic challenges, Auerbach International can arrange for you to have instant interpreting by telephone.

Simply register online providing your credit card information and then if and when a need arises, simply call in to a toll-free number and enter our PIN. Within a few seconds, you will be connected to a highly trained, professional interpreter who speaks English and virtually ANY language or dialect in the world, no matter how obscure.

We are proud to partner with Language Line, the world’s foremost purveyor of telephone interpreting, to bring you this critical service 365-24-7: every day of the year, at any hour and on every day.

All Language Line interpreters are intensively trained in the fields of medicine / healthcare, emergency management, insurance, software and many technologies….  And if by chance they cannot speak your subject-specific terminology, they will quickly find another person who does. These award-winning interpreters are simply the best in the business and are thoroughly screened to provide the highest quality possible.

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Cost: USD $3.95 per minute

Discounted, Ongoing Instant Interpreting

If you know that your Instant Interpreting needs will be ongoing or constant, we can arrange with Language Line for you to obtain a greatly discounted rate per minute —as low as around $1.30 — in exchange for a monthly contract. Various contract options are available. To discuss your specific needs, please call us at 415 592 0042 or email us at translations@auerbach-intl.com, with a subject line of Instant Interpreting Contract.

Please note: Interpreters are trained in meaning-to-meaning speech. Some concepts that may not have direct English equivalents will have to be explained to speakers in other cultures. If this occurs, an interpretation may take a bit longer than what seems “normal” for your spoken English sentences.