Jeenie offers world-class, remote interpreting for Wolof and 300+ other languages.
15 million
Global
Native Wolof
Speakers
100,000
USA
Native Wolof
Speakers
8.4 seconds
Jeenie
Avg. Time
to Connect
4.9 stars
Jeenie
Avg. Client
Quality Rating
Interpreters love us because they get true flexibility, great compensation, professional growth, and our vocal appreciation for their skills.
Interpreters average 4 years of experience across our interpreter network (2 years is required) and must pass rigorous skills assessments.
We set the bar high: interpreters are rated after every single call and must maintain a 4 star rating (out of 5) to remain active on the platform.
When every second counts, Jeenie offers world-class medical interpreters in over 300 languages on its remote interpreting platform. Clients are matched instantly to vetted, live interpreters 24/7.
Any device. Anywhere. Anytime.
When you’re changing the world, words matter. Jeenie's remote interpreters are at-the-ready to meet the needs of impact focused organizations.
When borderless language is essential, our vast network of interpreters (including more rare & indigenous languages) translates to access and equity.
When language is your vital sign... offer equitable and patient-centered care with the help of experienced, medically qualified, HIPAA certified interpreters.
Jeenie’s Wolof interpreters are more than linguists, they are cultural guides who understand unique tonal and visual cues that non-native speakers often miss. They’re communication experts.
Wolof, the most widely spoken language in Senegal, is an intriguing linguistic thread woven into West Africa’s rich history. With origins dating back over 1,000 years, Wolof emerged as the dominant language of the powerful Wolof Empire. While French is Senegal’s official language, Wolof is the lingua franca, spoken by nearly 10 million people across Senegal, Gambia, and Mauritania.
Surprisingly, Wolof is an oral language at its core, and written versions of it were not widely formalized until the 20th century. Its adaptability has allowed it to thrive and evolve, incorporating words from Arabic and French while maintaining its unique identity.
Wolof culture is rooted in community, respect, and oral tradition. Griots, traditional storytellers, play a crucial role in preserving history and passing down wisdom through songs and stories. The concept of “teranga,” meaning hospitality, is central to Wolof culture, where welcoming others with generosity is highly valued.
Music, particularly mbalax, a popular genre blending traditional drumming with modern sounds, is a defining feature of Wolof society. Understanding the values of respect, family, and artistic expression is key to appreciating the richness of Wolof culture.
Active Jeenie interpreting clients can access the Portal for accurate and culturally relevant translations. It’s an easy way to manage written translation projects (of any size) in one dashboard.
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