This video was a real motivation for me, after having listened to it, I kept on practicing regularly, perhaps not daily as but I make sure to practice more than 2 or 3 times a week. I hope it will motivate you too fellow interpreters.
How does this ensure no bias? People with different native languages will interpret the message differently. It's a fact. Just like different judges interpret the same law differently. This is why Canada has two official languages at the federal level, and French (civil law) is legally equal to English (common law) throughout the country.
Very Inspiring material, As musician and interpreter I can tell that there a close relationship between delivering a message through Linguistic Language and Musical Language. Both skills require high level of cognitive skills and a lot a practice to achieve mastery. I practice both skils everyday, Cheers!!
How interesting...me too exactly like me.because I'm a singer and really really in love to be an interpreter.but I don't know can I handle right or not?
Excellent points, thank you for sharing your experience. It proves to be a real motivation, whereas I tend to study my own performances during interpretation, even overthink sometimes. I believe that practicing translation/interpretation can always be done (thinking in English, for example,
I'm a simultaneous translator/ interpreter for 10years (not for conferences though) and still I have the need to keep practicing. I just recently started to practice regularly. I do hope i can convey the same message as the speaker, with the gestures , expressions and all.
How does this ensure no bias? People with different native languages will interpret the message differently. It's a fact. Just like different judges interpret the same law differently. This is why Canada has two official languages at the federal level, and French (civil law) is legally equal to English (common law) throughout the country.
Absolutely agree. I am a musician and it's almost the same thing. Unfortunately I can't be sitting many hours playing music as I wish. When I was in high school I always wanted to carry with me my instrument.
I'm trying to go to school so I can become a interpreter an once I'm able to pick up on the skill then I can interpret music away for me to practice asl as well.
Okay but practice hooow 😭😭 how can we practice interpreting alone when not in an actual job already. Musicians can practice at home alone the exact thing they'll be doing on stage, but as an interpreter how do we practice when we're just alone at home? What kinds of exercises or practice can we do?
You can study from home in SEVERAL ways including: listening to the news and trying to interpret what they are saying. Or by studying your vocabulary in the languages you intend to interpret in.
How does this ensure no bias? People with different native languages will interpret the message differently. It's a fact. Just like different judges interpret the same law differently. This is why Canada has two official languages at the federal level, and French (civil law) is legally equal to English (common law) throughout the country.
This video was a real motivation for me, after having listened to it, I kept on practicing regularly, perhaps not daily as but I make sure to practice more than 2 or 3 times a week. I hope it will motivate you too fellow interpreters.
How do you practice? What do you actually do?
@@lucievec6683 Hi! Have you managed to find any ideas on how to practice
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I practice 12+ hrs a day💀💀
How does this ensure no bias?
People with different native languages will interpret the message differently.
It's a fact.
Just like different judges interpret the same law differently.
This is why Canada has two official languages at the federal level, and French (civil law) is legally equal to English (common law) throughout the country.
I can already tell she's an experienced interpreter by the way how slowly she talks
I'm an absolute beginner at interpreting and my current goal is to be the interpreter number one in my region and i'll definitely be 💪
Hey, how is it going for you?
Very Inspiring material, As musician and interpreter I can tell that there a close relationship between delivering a message through Linguistic Language and Musical Language. Both skills require high level of cognitive skills and a lot a practice to achieve mastery. I practice both skils everyday, Cheers!!
As a learner in the field of interpretation, I will go on learning and keep practicing.
Qianling Zhou same here! Just started a new job as an interpreter in the prosthetic and orthotic field. Practice I think is very very helpful.
But how to practice interpreting? How when you're all alone? Any tips please?
so do interpreters work with languages other than their own?
I want to be a musician & an interpreter while writing beautiful songs & speaking languages beautifully
May your dreams come true!
How interesting...me too exactly like me.because I'm a singer and really really in love to be an interpreter.but I don't know can I handle right or not?
Lorenzo Licciardello Thank you my darn!! 🥰💗
lover canary Good for you!! Keep it on!! 💗💗
Me 2🙃
Excellent points, thank you for sharing your experience. It proves to be a real motivation, whereas I tend to study my own performances during interpretation, even overthink sometimes. I believe that practicing translation/interpretation can always be done (thinking in English, for example,
I´m 19 year old and Im preparing to be an interpreter and for my first interview thank you so much
I'm a simultaneous translator/ interpreter for 10years (not for conferences though) and still I have the need to keep practicing. I just recently started to practice regularly. I do hope i can convey the same message as the speaker, with the gestures , expressions and all.
Could you please give an advice on how to practice alone? I'm really interested :)
Any advice, tips, and ideas on how to practice pleeease 🙏🏻🙏🏻
You rock! Keep it up
Yes,we need to practise every day
How does this ensure no bias?
People with different native languages will interpret the message differently.
It's a fact.
Just like different judges interpret the same law differently.
This is why Canada has two official languages at the federal level, and French (civil law) is legally equal to English (common law) throughout the country.
Excellent analogy, musicians and interpreters! I'm studying to be a professional interpreter.
Absolutely agree. I am a musician and it's almost the same thing. Unfortunately I can't be sitting many hours playing music as I wish. When I was in high school I always wanted to carry with me my instrument.
Thank you for posting!!! It was inspiring and keeps me con ganas de estudiar más y más intenso.
Great video!
That is absolutely correct, love the analogy.
Me encanta su video !
Me gustaria llegar a ser una interprete !
Gracias !!
Many thanks for sharing!🌹
Very good and useful analogy.
There's no end to learning, so I might as well get down to business now
I wanna be an interpretor to bring the peace in the world
That sounds more like a diplomat to me, tbh:)
well, i'm afraid that you won't be able to achieve that.
yes, I TOOOOOOO THANK YOU for your mission pronounced here!
Thank you for your meaningful advice! Can you share some tips with us on how to practice interpretation?
It's inspiring indeed.
I'm trying to go to school so I can become a interpreter an once I'm able to pick up on the skill then I can interpret music away for me to practice asl as well.
Okay but practice hooow 😭😭 how can we practice interpreting alone when not in an actual job already. Musicians can practice at home alone the exact thing they'll be doing on stage, but as an interpreter how do we practice when we're just alone at home? What kinds of exercises or practice can we do?
You can study from home in SEVERAL ways including: listening to the news and trying to interpret what they are saying. Or by studying your vocabulary in the languages you intend to interpret in.
Read anything and translate it. Watch movies, news, or regular television and interpret.
does anybody do B to C or C to B interpreting? as in Language A being your mother or native tongue
I want to be an interpreter. Where do interpreters train???
There are online courses you can take. 8’ currently taking AltaLang
@@chrisrodriguez5915 Thank you for you advice🤚
i try to interpret for cantonese to english, english to cantonese for church
A to B or B to A language?
Is there program for interpreters to make tgem better
This vídeo is amazing!
GOOD THANK YOU - I am a beginner .....
also every topic: environment industry law health care or medicine, political,
How does this ensure no bias?
People with different native languages will interpret the message differently.
It's a fact.
Just like different judges interpret the same law differently.
This is why Canada has two official languages at the federal level, and French (civil law) is legally equal to English (common law) throughout the country.
I may be that weird interpreter student that prefers dance over playing an instrument.
More like being an actor to a musician to me
yes languages music sports dancing acting