Liaison interpreters <\/b>must be highly specialised in their subject (commercial, contractual, institutional), with in-depth knowledge of technical and sector-specific terminology for a faithful translation<\/b>. Analytical skills are even more fundamental, as these go beyond mere words, helping, for example, to pick up on the end goals of each party. Liaison interpreters<\/b> do not simply relay terminology in a different language: thanks to their sharp intuition and vast knowledge of the participants\u2019 respective cultures, they can read and interpret gestures and expressions and understand common figures of speech, including non-verbal communication. By combining the verbal and the non-verbal, interpreters <\/b>are therefore able to communicate the overall meaning. More than just translation<\/b>, this true linguistic mediation<\/b> is decisive for a positive outcome in negotiations <\/b>or conversations<\/b>.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
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