Spanish Interpreter Services | LanguageLine Solutions

Instantly connect with a Spanish Interpreter

There are over 42 million Spanish speakers in the United States, making Spanish the second most spoken language in the country.

13% of Americans speak Spanish
39% of Spanish speakers speak English “Less than very well”

Speak with a Spanish interpreter in 3 easy steps

Create an account then follow these simple steps to reach a professional interpreter from any phone 24/7:

Simply dial 888.808.9008 (44.808.234.4886 in the UK)
Enter your assigned 8-digit PIN
To start your interpreting session, select your language

Say Hello to Total Understanding in 240+ Languages

Connect directly with a LanguageLine® Certified^SM Interpreter and pay by credit card. It’s the easy way for businesses and individuals to communicate with people who have Limited English Proficiency and meet federal and local compliance requirements.

When you create your account, you’ll immediately see your assigned authentication code and 8-digit PIN. Use them with the LanguageLine® App or by phone to access an interpreter right away.

$3.95/minute for audio interpreting in 240+ languages
$4.95/minute for video interpreting in 40+ top languages
Only pay for the minutes you use
Charges are automatically applied to your credit card
No monthly minimums or commitments

Video & Audio Interpreting

How To Use The LanguageLine App

Access the LanguageLine App on iOS devices, Android devices, and PCs:
1. Download LanguageLine App for iOS devices or Android™ devices
2. Go to Insight.LanguageLine.com on Windows® PC or macOS® with Google Chrome™, Mozilla Firefox®, or Microsoft Edge™
Enter the authentication code you received during account creation and name your device. Your code can be used on multiple devices, and each device name will appear in your usage reports.
To start your interpreting session, select your language and choose “audio” or “video.”

Let’s Get Started

Create your account with the form below.
You won’t be charged until you submit your payment information on the following page.

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