Korean Japanese Interpreter

I run the Korean Japanese Interpreter service out of Paschim Vihar, specifically at A 4 47. It is a quiet residential area, which helps when I need to focus on translations. I have been doing this for a long time. My workspace is just a room filled with books, dictionaries, and a couple of computers. It’s not a big corporate office with a reception desk. It’s just me and sometimes a helper. I spend a lot of time on the phone or in video meetings helping people understand each other. Japanese and Korean are tricky, so it takes a lot of concentration. I don’t have a fancy website or a marketing team. People find me through word of mouth or by looking up local services in Paschim Vihar. Sometimes my desk gets completely buried under papers and notes. I drink way too much tea while I’m working. The neighborhood is nice because I can take a walk when my eyes get tired from looking at the screen. People stop by occasionally to drop off documents that need translating. It’s a very practical business. I don’t use any big fancy words to describe what I do. I just listen to one language and speak or write in another. It’s straightforward work that keeps me busy from morning until late at night. I’ve lived in this part of Delhi for years now, so it feels right to work from here.