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Yes sure:) • S - Setting and Scene: The physical and psychological context of the communication, such as the location or time. • P - Participants: The individuals involved in the communication, including the speaker and listener. • E - Ends: The purpose or goals of the communication, both short-term and long-term. • A - Act Sequence: The order and content of speech, focusing on the form and structure of the interaction. • K - Key: The tone or manner of communication, such as whether it's formal, serious, or playful. • I - Instrumentalities: The channels or mediums of communication, such as oral or written language. • N - Norms: The social rules governing the interaction, including expectations about behavior and language use. • G - Genre: The type or category of communication, such as a conversation, lecture, or story.

@RyanMcKenzie-wn8xp Thanks so much for your details for the acronym !!

Thank you so much for your comment! We're really glad Eliana’s story connected with you. It’s exciting that you want to become an interpreter-your experience and language skills are a huge asset! If you ever need advice feel free to reach out. Best of luck with your journey! linguava.com/contact-us/

Thank you so much for your kind words! We're thrilled to hear that you found Darinka Mangino's insights inspiring. She truly is an admirable figure in the field of interpretation, and we’re grateful to have had her share her expertise with us. Your support means a lot to us!

Hey, thank you for your comment. K - Key: The tone or manner of communication, such as whether it's formal, serious, or playful. Hope this helps:)

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Thank you so much for your kind words! We're so happy to hear that you found the episode informative and that it's helped boost your confidence. Best of luck with your simultaneous interpretation job tomorrow! Linguava💚

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Thank you so much for your kind words! 🙏 We're glad to hear that you found the interview helpful, especially as you prepare for the NY court interpreter exam. Wishing you the best of luck-you've got this! If you ever have any questions or need more resources, don't hesitate to reach out. Keep up the great work! 💪

Thank you for the feedback, we glad to hear you were encouraged. We wish you all the best on your Interpreting Journey! Linguava Team💚

Thank you so much for sharing this feedback, we glad this video has been helpful! Wishing you the best on your journey!

Thank you so much for your comment, we so happy to hear this video was helpful. Wishing you all the best in your Interpreting Career:)

We're glad this video has been helpful! Thank you for watching.

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Thank you so much for your kind words! We're happy to hear that Mike Lemay's journey resonated with you. Keep an eye out for more inspiring content!

Thank you for your comment! Our goal is to support interpreters in meeting these requirements and enhancing healthcare communication. If you have any questions, let us know!

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Thank you so much for your kind words! We're thrilled to hear that you found our video encouraging and helpful. We wish you all the best on your journey!

Absolutely, simultaneous interpreting can be quite intense! It's great that you feel comfortable with consecutive interpreting. Both have their challenges, and it's awesome you've found your strength in consecutive.

@@Linguava thank you for your kind reply ^^ I am watching videos because I have an upcoming simultaneous conference interpretation this weekend.

@@WalaaNour-wu5br Wishing you all the best!!!

@@RyanMcKenzie-wn8xp thank you much ^^ wish you all the best too✨

Hello, Thank you for your comment, We still post and have a lot of exciting things coming up with our Linguava Interpreter Academy as well as tips for interpreters so keep an eye out:)

Thanks for the comment! You're absolutely right, becoming a skilled interpreter takes time and dedication. Our 60-hour course provides a solid foundation to launch your interpreting journey. It covers essential medical terminology, interpreting ethics, and healthcare setting knowledge. While the course can't make you a master interpreter in 60 hours, it gives you the confidence to start building your skills. If you're interested in learning more about the path to becoming a medical interpreter, this course is a great place to begin.

​@@Linguava Can interpreters from other countries for example me in Indonesia take it?

We glad you found our interpreting tips helpful, thank you for the kind words.

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You're very welcome! It was a pleasure to have you as a guest on our podcast and to hear about your experience with translation and localization. Your insights and perspectives added so much value to our conversation, and we appreciate your willingness to share your knowledge with our audience. We hope that your experience can inspire and inform others who are interested in this fascinating field. Thank you again for your contribution!

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Absolutely agree! Quality is always a top priority in our field and it's great to see that it carries over into our daily lives as well. Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts!

Hi Lee, Thank you for taking the time to watch and respond to this important podcast. We agree with you that while there has been some progress, there is definitely a long way to go and the experience of your family member is proof of that. There is still a lot of education needed on many levels to create true communication access, and Linguava is committed to doing our part.

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@@davidbrackett8291 You're welcome.

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Yes, that is always the right call :)

Thanks a lot for watching!