
Over the Phone Interpretation Continues To Grow Despite U.S. Economy
Top 20 U.S. Cities in Volume of Language Line Services Telephone Interpreter Requests - July through September - 2009 vs. 2008
How to read the following charts
- Cities are ranked #1 through #20 by total number of interpreter requests from those served by Language Line Services
- Within each city chart, languages are ranked by number of interpreter requests
- Percentage figures within each city chart represent growth of interpreter requests in 2009 compared with same period of 2008





Source: Language Line Services, July through September, 2009.
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