I am an interpreter in training and this video was such good practice. My brain got racked and i love how well the two parties recording were able to give life to the situation. This was incredibly useful so thank you very much, I hope to see more content
Thank you so much! Excellent presentation. I am a NYS Certified Court Interpreter for a long time, but I continuously review in order to do the best job possible. Very useful.
In Spanish, she says she looks into the car and sees someone there, the translation says she looked through the window to see if someone was around, is confusing
Great material for practice. Is it possible to include some time between the utterances to pause the video or even longer silent time to interpret without having to pause the video?
Thanks, Patricia! Yes, I could record it that way, but it wouldn't be as realistic of a practice for the state exam then. On the exam, you control the pauses like in this video.
This is amazing, but only thing is in court people be so off topic they dont answer question directly, for example they say someone says there was a lot of vandalism in the area , but i go there every week to my favorite coffee shop and order ice coffee large and it was so go and it wasnt raining that they so i left my rainboots and umbrella at home, then i saw they were opening a new gym next to coffee shop, oh yeah but people said it vandalism in the area😮😢😅
@@Redpaisa Of course. You're an interpreter! You don't get to edit what people say. If the judge chooses to, he may instruct the individual to stop meandering and answer questions directly. Otherwise, one MUST interpret everything said.
I am an interpreter in training and this video was such good practice. My brain got racked and i love how well the two parties recording were able to give life to the situation. This was incredibly useful so thank you very much, I hope to see more content
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Thank you so much! Excellent presentation. I am a NYS Certified Court Interpreter for a long time, but I continuously review in order to do the best job possible. Very useful.
This was very good. Do you sell practices like these? This felt challenging yet attainable. So glad to have found such an amazing resource!
In Spanish, she says she looks into the car and sees someone there, the translation says she looked through the window to see if someone was around, is confusing
Thank you this material is great for practicing interpretation.
You're welcome, Daniel!
Almost impossible to remember all the long dialogue
Use notes, they help.
Great material for practice. Is it possible to include some time between the utterances to pause the video or even longer silent time to interpret without having to pause the video?
Thanks, Patricia! Yes, I could record it that way, but it wouldn't be as realistic of a practice for the state exam then. On the exam, you control the pauses like in this video.
This is amazing, but only thing is in court people be so off topic they dont answer question directly, for example they say someone says there was a lot of vandalism in the area , but i go there every week to my favorite coffee shop and order ice coffee large and it was so go and it wasnt raining that they so i left my rainboots and umbrella at home, then i saw they were opening a new gym next to coffee shop, oh yeah but people said it vandalism in the area😮😢😅
Hahahaha! Exactly. Yes. That!
Welcome to real life in the courts! 😂
@@Redpaisa Of course. You're an interpreter! You don't get to edit what people say. If the judge chooses to, he may instruct the individual to stop meandering and answer questions directly. Otherwise, one MUST interpret everything said.
What does he mean when he says "strike that"? 10:33 what would be the translation into Spanish please?
It’s omitas eso. It’s stricken from the record.
Borre eso, omita eso
Thank you for your videos. Can you please record one in Russian?
Да, я над этим поработаю!