Interpreter Training (Part 1)

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This is so easy to get this Certification
Comment from : Adrian chaconne

Excellent video! When interpreting, how can you get parties to stop babbling? I usually raise my hand so I can get a chance to interpret everything said When my clients don't stop talking I feel like I can't remember everything mentioned Sometimes I have them repeat This causes a delay
Comment from : smooth1799

I've been working as an interpreter for over 10 years and i can assure you that this is not how interpretation sessions go in real life absolutely not
Comment from : Someone Else

I wanna be a great interprator !
Comment from : THANKS K MUGADZA

The side conversation thing is really important It can destroy the whole relation between the parties when suspicion becomes a factor
Comment from : trime

That is too hard to learn I do not think I will speak English that fast
Comment from : Adolf 🔥

1:45 the guy already know what it means before the interpreter translate lol
Comment from : sykrn

signora parla molto veloce così non possiamo capire bene
Comment from : Gurmeet Rani

She could notes when doing consecutive interpretation When he said his children's ages, I would have totally written them down
Comment from : Cory Stajduhar

It is never late to become an interpreter, if you have strength and desire, and more important are proficient in two languages, at least
Comment from : Emilia Vinokur

💙 thank you
Comment from : Lovee1 All

it's one of my dreams 😍 l want to be good interpreter
Comment from : salom joliy

Im going to be volunteering as an interpreter what should I do if I iever dont understand a word I'm supposed to translate?
Comment from : Nikhil

omg thats perfect interpreter
Comment from : FikaNor Diaries

Very good points! If a person initiates a conversation, should I politely ask him/her not to do so? What is the best practice in this situation? Thx
Comment from : Dee Nugent

es dificil memorizar todo lo que dice y repetirlo
Comment from : IAGB

Excellent video, I am glad because that's how I've been doing on my jobsexcept by the side conversationmaybe I should change that
Comment from : Inglês com Fé

Omg this is what Iam actually preparing for this helps soo much Iam entering high school next year so Iam rlly exited 😊
Comment from : Katherine Cordova

Very useful, thanks guys!!!
Comment from : Ulises Humberto Acevedo

This is my dream I wish I could be an interpreter like her
Comment from : Nisset Plastic

Good video I learned helpful tips Thanks
Comment from : HP Da

Very good
Comment from : Harbans lal Sethi

How can I become an interpreter for a school?
Comment from : Maria Ledesma

I've seen people interpret in the third person before I like your explanation
Comment from : Shadow Fox

This is really helpful, I am going to be an interpreter at a seminar without any experience Thank you a lot
Comment from : Huynh Da Ly

We need more information about consecutive translation
Comment from : orhan2100 orhan2100

Thanks a lot
Comment from : orhan2100 orhan2100

This channel is everything 👏🏽
Comment from : Elya M

Thanks for the video & THUMBS UP :D
Comment from : MSJ SWAPNIL

"Ok"br"Estamos bien"brI chuckled
Comment from : Mike Dang

Best video on interpreting
Comment from : Ordinario

A lot of the words used on this videos are not accurate
Comment from : Cecilia Montes

Thanks a lot I loved the video💜
Comment from : Teba HR

I wish I could go back to school and become an interpreter But I am old (well, middle aged, I should say) and have a well paid job and career What should I do?
Comment from : Kesha Kesha

Mi hijo habla muy bien ingles y español como puedo irlo preparando para ser interprete medico, gracias
Comment from : Essi Diani Otto

Great points, thanks!
Comment from : nick

The interpreter certification process is a fucking joke I was told I failed by idiots who couldn't agree if I was using invented words or not My sister in southern California commented to a friend and the woman laughed and said " my dad is a certified interpreter and he says to be certified it's more who you know than what you know"
Comment from : Frank Gonzalez

very useful info,brThanks a lot
Comment from : Cecilia Barron

Thabks alot for sharing this useful piece of information with usbrhowever fluent a person can be, correct technics should still be applied
Comment from : Kamran Hamidfar

Spanish-speaking man: "Pues él estaba en el camión de la escuela, camino a casa, y hubo dos muchachos que comenzaron a molestarlo, y le trataron de quitar su dinero—o le quitaron su dinero—y le pegaron, y le marcaron un ojo"brbrInterpreter: "There were some boys on the bus who hit him in the eye" brbrLiterally me when I have to interpret for my parents because they don't speak Spanish Lmao
Comment from : Andrew Velázquez

I want to be an interpreter in beauty pageants!
Comment from : Denise Burgsen

I was wondering if it is ok to clarify some things before beginning a consecutive interpretation, like asking both parts to try and use short sentences and speak slowly when possible
Comment from : Rares G

I can understand dialogues made by native speakers, but I can't understand a formal speech with long and complicated sentences What should I do to overcome this barrier? I give you two examples as followsbrbr"Today, I speak from this podium a final time as your president As I depart, I want to thank all of you - students, faculty, and alumni - with whom I have been privileged to work over these past years Some of us have had our disagreements, but I know that which unites us transcends that which divides us I leave with a full heart, grateful for the opportunity I have had to lead this university"brbr"In 2001, the United Nations General Assembly declared 21 May as World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development to highlight the importance of the values of peace and solidarity The Day is meant as a signal to those who seek to sow divisions among human beings that such attempts will always be resisted by those who believe in the far greater forces of tolerance and mutual understanding"brbrI don't understand them when I listen to them How can I overcome this barrier?
Comment from : Coolboy Studio

Thanks a lot That was very useful
Comment from : حنان الزيوت

Part 1 & 2 are wonderful teaching tools I teach a basic skills interpreting class and it's really valuable for students to see the differences between the 'untrained' and ' trained' interpreters Thanks so much for making these videos available
Comment from : Roberta Gottfried

Thank you very much for sharing the video!
Comment from : Ning

Thank you!
Comment from : Richard Barnard

how to act when there are not words or equivalent expressions in the other language? In this case you will need to omit or substitute them For example many words and expression in English don't exist in my mother tongue language
Comment from : juliana dovalle

i learnt a lot thank you
Comment from : Nicki22

nice videos, even though they all are similar with teaching how to interpret, do you have one on ASL (American Sign Language)?
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