NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – The New Mexico court system is in need of interpreters. They are looking for people who are bilingual in any two languages—not just Spanish. In the last year, the court provided interpreters for 50 different languages in the state, with the top five most requested interpreter services being Spanish, Navajo, ASL, Arabic, and Vietnamese. Story continues below Trending: Investigation underway into chemical storage at New Mexico Highlands University after death News: BCSO sheriff weighs in on drug informant tipoff case Balloon Fiesta: Family pet takes flight in namesake special shape for Balloon Fiesta Community: Fees for state parks may be going up soon in New Mexico The court system is also offering scholarships to their Justice System Interpreter Program, which will train interpreters and get them through official qualifications. To learn more or apply, contact Freda Valdez at [email protected].