German–French interpreters
Are you looking for interpreters for French in Germany? We provide experienced simultaneous and conference interpreters for French–German and French–English – for negotiations, conferences, meetings and visits by French business partners.
With more than 30 years of experience, we advise you on putting together the interpreting team, organise the equipment on request and make sure the interpreters are thoroughly prepared.
French–German and French–English
Our interpreters work between French and German and also between French and English – practical when English is the common language of your international meeting.
Following the native speaker principle, each interpreter works into their mother tongue wherever possible: one person into French, another into German.
Typical assignments
- negotiations with French-speaking business partners
- delegation visits and factory tours
- conferences, symposia and congresses
- board and supervisory board meetings
- video and telephone conferences
For conferences with many participants, we recommend simultaneous interpreters; for talks in small groups, negotiation interpreters.
Germany and France
The economies of Germany and France are closely interlinked. France is one of the most important trading partners of German companies, and Germany in turn is France's most important trading partner. One example of close industrial cooperation is the aerospace group Airbus.
The French language
French is spoken by around 320 million people in more than 50 countries. It is an official language in France, Belgium, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Monaco, Canada and many African countries – and one of the official languages of the United Nations, the European Union and the African Union. Since the Peace of Rastatt in 1714, French has been regarded as the language of diplomacy.
Translator or interpreter?
Many people say "translator" when they mean "interpreter". The difference: interpreters convey the spoken word, translators written texts. You need someone for a meeting, a negotiation or an event in French? Then you have come to the right place.