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Luke Mersh United Kingdom Local time: 11:42 Spanish to English
Oct 8, 2013
Hello everybody.
I am looking for some advice please.
Having got my results back for my DPSI exam, I am having to re-take the oral consec/ simultaneous exam again, but with nobody to practice with what is the best way to practice this by ones self- any advice appreciated.
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...the best way to practise simultaneous interpreting is going to YouTube and shadowing the video, any short video.
or sight translating, even translating can be helpful.
I do consecutive interpretation over the pone for a company and that is the only way I know practise!
Hope I helped at least a Little bit, and maybe a Little late too
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Luke Mersh United Kingdom Local time: 11:42 Spanish to English
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Oct 10, 2013
never too late
I found a website via a forum called speechpool.net
very good website.
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mjbjosh Local time: 12:42 English to Latvian + ...
Tips
Oct 21, 2013
I don't know your background, you may have access to the Speech Repository of the EC to practise simul speeches. For consec (again, I don't know what you are required to do there) you may want to train your note taking.
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Luke Mersh United Kingdom Local time: 11:42 Spanish to English
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help and advice needed
Oct 22, 2013
mjbjosh wrote:
I don't know your background, you may have access to the Speech Repository of the EC to practise simul speeches. For consec (again, I don't know what you are required to do there) you may want to train your note taking.
I need medical speeches- I dont think that the EC have that??
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mjbjosh Local time: 12:42 English to Latvian + ...
Medical?
Oct 22, 2013
luke mersh wrote:
mjbjosh wrote:
I don't know your background, you may have access to the Speech Repository of the EC to practise simul speeches. For consec (again, I don't know what you are required to do there) you may want to train your note taking.
I need medical speeches- I dont think that the EC have that??
What source language? I will look into it, but most certainly I can't give you access to the site if you don't already have it. Like I said, if you study at a recognized university, you should have the access credentials. I know i did when i studied.
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Luke Mersh United Kingdom Local time: 11:42 Spanish to English
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help and advice needed
Oct 23, 2013
mjbjosh wrote:
luke mersh wrote:
mjbjosh wrote:
I don't know your background, you may have access to the Speech Repository of the EC to practise simul speeches. For consec (again, I don't know what you are required to do there) you may want to train your note taking.
I need medical speeches- I dont think that the EC have that??
What source language? I will look into it, but most certainly I can't give you access to the site if you don't already have it. Like I said, if you study at a recognized university, you should have the access credentials. I know i did when i studied.
thank you for replying.
my source language is English and Target language is Spanish.
I have already completed a course and am preparing to re-sit some parts of the exam i didnt pass.
in particular the oral part( consec and whispered(simultaneous) interpreting)
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