Interpreter & Translater Arabic To English Language

I've been doing this work here at Ahata Meer Bukhari for a long time now. My office is tucked away near Turak Man Gate in Delhi. People come by when they have papers in Arabic that they can't make sense of, or if they need to send something to someone who only speaks English. It's just me mostly, sitting at the desk and going through lines of text. Translating isn't always easy because some words don't have a direct match, but I try to get the meaning right so nobody gets confused. Often, folks from the neighborhood stop in with documents for work or visas. It gets a bit noisy outside with the traffic and people walking by, but I stay focused on the pages. I've learned a lot about how people talk and write over the years. Some days are slow and I just wait for someone to knock on the door, and other days I'm buried in files until late. It's a small setup here, nothing fancy at all. Just a table, some chairs, and my dictionaries. If you're walking around the gate area, you'll find the spot easily enough. I don't really do big ads or anything, mostly just people telling their friends about where to get their Arabic letters sorted out. It’s honest work and it keeps me busy in this part of Delhi. It can be hard on the eyes, staring at the script all day, but it is what I do.