Day: August 7, 2023
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Note Taking Tips For Consecutive Interpreters
Taking notes is a common practice in various settings, but have you ever considered the importance of note-taking for interpreters? For professional interpreters, note-taking…
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How to Create a professional Table of Contents in Microsoft Word
Hey everyone and welcome to this week’s tip-of-the-week! If you missed our previous tips, feel free to check them out here. Today, we’ll guide…
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5 Steps Legal Interpreters Should Follow Before Arriving at job site
For many legal interpreters, a hearing or deposition can prove to be one of the most stressful situations in which to work because of…
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Change Your Keyboard’s Language Automatically
Key Points Hello and welcome to this week’s tip-of-the-week! If you’ve missed our previous tips-of-the-week, feel free to check them out here. Today, let’s…
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Colorado, Slovenia, and the State Partnership Program
Slovenia is a country slightly smaller than the state of New Jersey. It is located in Central Europe by the eastern Alps, and borders…
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Know What You Can’t Do – Translation Excellence
Understanding Translator Challenges and Skill Gaps Every professional has strengths and weaknesses. Some excel at writing, others at listening, and still others are natural…
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Why Arabic Language Presence on the Internet is Lower Than Expected
Key Points Introduction The Arabic language, despite being the fifth-largest language on Earth, has a surprisingly low presence on the internet. There are over…
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Microsoft Word: Prepare Your Document for Sharing
Hello, and welcome to this week’s tip-of-the-week! IF you’ve missed our previous tips-of-the-week, feel free to check them out here. This week, we’re going…
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A Brief History of Romance Languages
Key Points: Introduction Romance languages are an integral part of the world’s linguistic and cultural heritage, tracing their origins back to Vulgar Latin, the…
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A new pronoun or a new usage? – Translation Excellence
One of the difficulties of formal writing in English is how to delineate a gender-neutral, third-person singular when making generic statements. In the phrase,…