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Interpreting
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» Simple tips on how to be a Professional Consecutive Interpreter of Trade Fairs, Exhibitions, and meetings from English to Arabic
By Ramadan Ibrahim | Published 03/8/2021 | Interpreting | Recommendation:RateSecARateSecARateSecIRateSecIRateSecI
Time Flies! In October 2015, I have been in Europe and China on a multiple business trip with my CEO as a Personal Interpreter and International Suppliers Coordinator to attend International Fairs; such as #TFWA Exhibition in Cane, France and #Canton Fair in Guangzhou, China, and annual meetings with our international suppliers. This trip allowed me to understand all requirements, needs, and experiences, which the interpreter needs for success in his mission of interpreting of fairs and business meetings. Here are many points, which I would like to share with my peers.
» TTT: Technical Translation Triangle
By Bora Taşdemir | Published 08/24/2018 | Interpreting | Recommendation:RateSecARateSecARateSecARateSecARateSecI
The ultimate translation technique - TTT: technical translation triangle.
» Common and Usual Easily Beat Literal Compatibility
By Marcia R Pinheiro | Published 05/8/2017 | Interpreting , Miscellaneous | Recommendation:RateSecARateSecARateSecARateSecARateSecI
About how literal we should be when interpreting: differences between interpreting, and translating, including amount of progress in the theories involved. Frequency in discourse, and lexicon proximity are now ways to judge how common a term is. Communication effectiveness, and speed are now items that should connect exclusively to interpreting.
» Master Lankenau x Dr. Pinheiro: Talking about Interpreting
By Marcia R Pinheiro | Published 10/26/2016 | Interpreting | Not yet recommended
Doctor Pinheiro and Master Lankenau exchange tokens about Interpreting. Master Lankenau uses all his experience with assessment of interpreters to provide really good information to all those who are trying to get accreditation or work in this industry. Doctor Pinheiro uses her training in professional research to provide really good ideas, truly innovative, in terms of resources that could be making the work of the interpreters more palatable.
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The Routine of a Professional Interpreter
By Marcia R Pinheiro | Published 07/22/2016 | Interpreting | Recommendation:RateSecARateSecARateSecARateSecIRateSecI
The reality of the trade from an insider's perspective.
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