what to do in simultaneous interpreting ?
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I'm not sure if I understand your question correctly,  but I think you are asking what "simultaneous interpreting" is.   Simultaneous interpreting is when someone is speaking in one language,  and at the same time as he is speaking,  someone translates it into another language.   It's what they do at the U.N. and in other diplomatic situations where a lot of different languages are being used.   It is also used in business or at international conferences.    \n\nIt requires a lot of skill,   since the interpreter must listen to what is being said,  translate it,  and speak -- all at the same time!  Plus they need to be very careful that what they are saying is an exact translation,  because small differences in words can make a very big difference in meaning!\n\nAlso,  many simultaneous speak multiple languages.
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yes \n\nu can use both at a time
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Become a certified interpreter. If a US citizen, work for the government.
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interpreter.  and the sign the correct letters.  how else?
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have you tried the automatic translator service from google? there are dozens of sites that will give you an automated (not perfect) translation!
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Professionals!  Most places require a degree and certification.  Interpreters have a huge responsibility to their clients and can be held responsible for information interpreted wrongly or information that is left out.  Educational Interpreters should also be certified but many schools will hire uncertified interpreters.  This is detrimental to both the student and the educator.
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Study different languages. You have to prove fluency. There will be a proficiency test. Study Study Study.
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My daughter would love to help but I'm afraid she lives in Essex so it's a bit far to commute for lessons. However, on that basis I would have thought you may well get a response from someone a little more local to you. Few people that know B.S.L. advertise their services as a tutor as there is not the demand and most  of the hearing B.S.L users look for employment as interpreters. Keep posting and, with a little luck, the right person may read this.\nHave you tried posting this in Special Education?\nGood luck.
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Go in for multisessions
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you don't you get an interpreter
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No program can do a good job of translating, at least not yet.  Any page you find might help some, but if you want more than a few words translated your meaning will probably be lost.  If you really need a translation done, you need to find a person to translate it for you.  Unless you personally know someone, there will be a charge.
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learn chinese or carry a translator
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this website is everything ur asking for:\n\nenjoy :)\n\ncheck out: http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos175.htm\n\nHighlights:\n\nExperience is an essential part of a successful career in either interpreting or translation. In fact, many agencies or companies use only the services of people who have worked in the field for 3 to 5 years or who have a degree in translation studies or both.\n\nEmployment of interpreters and translators is projected to increase faster than the average for all occupations over the 2004-14 period\n\nIndividuals classified as language specialists for the Federal Government earned an average of $71,625 annually in 2005. Limited information suggests that some highly skilled interpreters and translators—for example, high-level conference interpreters—working full time can earn more than $100,000 annually.
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Automated Translation is OK for reading material that you are familiar with, but they make poor translations for the person that you want to speak to.   It is better to send them English, and let them pick the website or translation guide to understand what you are trying to say.
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that seems like a mixed language...i cant translate them,sorry..
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I work as translator and interpreter for Italian French and English and can tell you that in this field unless you have a perfect knowledge of the languages and the technologies that go with it, earning a living is impossible. Translation in particular is reaching such a level of complexity that it takes years to train a good translator and that applies to ONE language combination. On top of that, the learning process never stops as new languages may be required, which leads you to invest lots of money for crash courses in weird languages to learn the basics as quick as you can.\nAntoher chance you may try is working in hotels or teaching foreign languages...although the income will be pretty low.
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Yes.  I mix French and Spanish sometimes.  It's hard to just forget the other and focus on one.  I really don't have any advice.  You asked the same question that I was thinking about asking.