English, Swedish, Arabic & French Interpreting
We can help with many other languages.
English, Swedish, Arabic and French are featured here, but our service goes further. Tell us which language pair or dialect you need, along with the date, country and time zone. We will confirm availability and suitable arrangements.
A language name is the starting point, not the whole brief. The direction of the conversation, regional variation, subject area and participants all affect the interpreting arrangement. Include those details when you request a booking.
English
English is often the shared language in an international conversation, but that does not mean every participant can express themselves comfortably in it. If your meeting connects English and Swedish speakers, see our dedicated English–Swedish interpreting page. For another combination, describe the languages and ask us to confirm availability.
Swedish
Tolk24 is based in Sweden and takes requests involving Swedish. You may be arranging a conversation with someone in Sweden while joining from abroad. State which other language is needed and whether the meeting will be by video, telephone or in person.
Arabic
Arabic includes regional varieties that can matter to a spoken conversation. Tell us the relevant country, dialect or variety rather than simply selecting “Arabic” and assuming every request is the same. Explain the other language and the purpose of the assignment so suitability can be confirmed.
French
For a conversation involving French, provide the language pair, location or time zone and any terminology or regional requirements. If several participants will join from different countries, include that in your request as well.
Your exact language pair matters
Every request starts with the exact language combination, interpreting format and meeting details. We will discuss availability and suitability for your assignment. For a specialised assignment, mention any required professional qualifications.
A useful request can be simple.
For example: “English and Swedish, video meeting, 45 minutes, participants in two countries. Please confirm the date, time zone and availability.” Add the actual subject and any specific requirements relevant to your conversation.
Spoken or written?
Interpreting supports a live spoken conversation. If you need written material translated, say so when contacting us. Written translation requires a different brief, including the document language, length, purpose and deadline.