LingaTel’s Polish telephone interpreters and video interpreters make it easy for you to overcome language barriers. Whether at public authorities, government offices, ministries, women’s shelters, hospitals, refugee aid centers, companies or in court – our team of professional Hungarian specialist interpreters is always at your disposal. We offer telephone interpreters and video interpreters for the Polish language that are perfectly tailored to your needs. Contact us by phone, email or via our contact form and let us know when you need interpreting. We’ll find the right solution for you!
Polish is mainly spoken in Poland and belongs to the Slavic languages, a language family that is widespread in Europe. The Slavic languages belong to the Indo-European language family and comprise a total of around 12 different languages, including Russian, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Serbian, Croatian, Slovenian, Bulgarian and others.
There are currently around 2.5 million people of Polish origin living in Germany, which makes up around 3% of the total population. Polish is the second largest non-German native language in Germany after Turkish. Most Poles in Germany live in North Rhine-Westphalia, followed by Bavaria, Baden-Württemberg, Berlin and Lower Saxony.
LingaTel is a professional telephone and video interpreting service provider. Thanks to over 800 professionally trained interpreters in more than 70 languages, LingaTel can handle any request around the clock.
The telephone interpreters and video interpreters are native speakers of Polish and German and have the necessary expertise and experience to translate conversations over the phone or via video. In order to maintain the high quality of the interpreting, the interpreters are regularly and intensively tested by us personally. In addition, LingaTel’s interpreters undergo regular further training.
At LingaTel, all interpreters must sign contracts in which they undertake to maintain confidentiality. They also receive regular training on topics such as confidentiality, data protection and information security.
LingaTel also attaches great importance to the interpreters’ social and intercultural skills. Interpreters must be able to remain calm and friendly even in highly emotional or hectic situations and ensure a professional distance, especially when taking into account the mentality of the participants who speak a different language.
A German – Polish interpreter can facilitate work at a public authority by helping to overcome language barriers between Polish people and public authority employees. By being able to speak and understand the Polish language fluently, the interpreter can ensure the smooth exchange of information between the parties involved. This can help to avoid misunderstandings and miscommunication, which can often lead to delays or even legal consequences.
A German – Polish interpreter can facilitate the work in a women ‘s shelter by acting as an intermediary between the German staff of the women’s shelter and the Polish women. In this way, the German – Polish interpreter can help to ensure that the Polish women in the shelter receive appropriate support and treatment, and that their needs and concerns are fully understood and addressed. A German – Polish interpreter can support a women’s shelter in the following ways:
A telephone interpreter/video interpreter can provide emotional support to the Polish person seeking help and the German staff by helping to communicate emotionally distressing stories or experiences. They translate what is said into the other language and thus ensure communication without misunderstandings.
An interpreter can help to communicate offers of help and advice, such as the legal situation or counseling services, and ensure that these are communicated fully and clearly.
An interpreter can help to clarify needs and ensure that all women, regardless of which language they speak, can communicate their needs and concerns fully and clearly. For example, if you want to clarify what help a woman from Poland who is being beaten by her husband needs, interpreting what is said can be helpful.
An interpreter can help explain the house rules and ensure that the Polish women fully understand the content, regardless of their language.
You are welcome to contact us at any time on 089 / 189 279 200, kontakt@lingatel.de or use our contact forms.