What do you think of interpreting English, and is it reliable to take classes in interpreting Englis

Unreliable, not good and refunded,**!

Don't go, **, the quality of foreign teachers is very poor, all of them are one word, although Filipino education is cheap, the accent is overweight, I can't understand, and there is no refund.

I was deceived.

The contract expires and cannot be refunded, so the teacher looks at the contract.

Recently, there have been many peer trolls who maliciously smear the translation of English, and we have the ability to compete head-on, so don't engage in these indiscriminate methods.

We're working together okay, have your contracts expired?

I don't know what level you are at now.

The initial is to repeat the story, listen and repeat, and practice concentration.

The second is dictation, you can listen to the BBC's slow English, which is slower to read, but also clearer, try to write down everything you can understand, practice taking notes, and the best result is to be able to dictate all the short passages with a good word.

Then there is listening, listening to difficult recordings, practicing taking notes, trying to do it, and being able to repeat the general idea after listening.

This is followed by sight translation, reading the English text, and oral translation as you read.

These are just the basic exercises in the early stage, and once you have practiced them well, you can start to try simple interpretation.

Listen to a recording, take notes as you listen, and then follow the notes to start interpreting.

This is the basic learning process of interpreting, and as for further simultaneous interpretation, it is recommended to study in the school system.

It is best to find a language partner who can communicate and study and practice regularly.

I don't know how good your current English is, if it's good, just find a book in spoken language, there are special books, usually when you read English, translate into Chinese in your head, when you read Chinese, translate into English, and then compare, find out your mistakes, and slowly English will improve a lot.

Interpreting is a technical job that involves four parts: listening comprehension, memory training, information processing (note-taking) and expression, which require 1,000 tape hours from imitation to proficient use, which is the amount of training for graduate school. What is a tape hour? It is to listen to a recording, interpret it yourself, listen to another paragraph, and then interpret, and the length of this tape is the tape hour.

If you're in a real class, your teacher will walk you through the first and most important hundreds of tape hours, which is your introductory stage. The methodological steps, the feeling of interpreting and the handling of problems taught in this introductory stage will give you a glimpse into the principles of interpreting and drive away the natural fear of interpreting.

I'm from Jiangsu, I've got a certificate after the exam, and I'm ready to take the oral exam again, so I believe I have a bit of a say.

Visually you are inside.

I really admire your passion for the English language.

First of all, English interpreting requires a solid foundation in English, and if you want to improve your English through interpreting, you are in a bad position.

Secondly, interpreting requires the ability to blurt out common sentence patterns and phrases, and to achieve this, long-term translation experience is necessary, and it is difficult to improve interpreting ability without many years of translation experience.

Thirdly, interpreting also requires a high level of competence in other aspects, such as note-taking methods and skills, which can only be achieved after long-term training.

All in all, both translation and interpretation require a solid foundation in English and years of accumulated experience, and it is not possible to achieve results in a few months. If you just want to improve your English skills, let's start with the basics of listening, speaking, reading and writing.

Whether interpreting is difficult to learn depends first on your foundation and secondly on your learning style.

If your level is at least level 4 or above and your English learning ability is relatively good, then you can get started with intermediate interpreting, and you need a set of books: Intermediate Interpreting Course, Intermediate Listening Course, Intermediate Translation Course, Intermediate Reading Course, Intermediate Speaking Course. These books are all for the exam, and they are directly aimed at the intermediate interpreting exam, but after studying, coping with the exam is one aspect, and the strength can indeed be improved a lot, and it is also relatively comprehensive.

I myself studied in a training class, and a school with a good reputation in Suzhou is called Yigele. At the beginning, I also thought about self-study, but when I got the book, I still felt that I still had no direction, and then I found that there was still a class that felt much better, after all, there was a clear guidance, and the test-taking methods were also very comprehensive.

Interpretation is a more comprehensive embodiment of English, so it is important to accumulate it in daily life, and it is best to have a large amount of input for listening and watching, and it will be very continuous to have a little bit every day. I usually watch American dramas, and when I have patience, I listen to the news and read foreign magazines.

If it's convenient, I'd recommend that you still take the class, but make sure the teacher is very good, ask the students around you, or go to the audition. Advanced interpreting is best not to challenge without understanding the difficulty, because it is really difficult.

1.You listen, you write it, and you translate it. It was translated by looking at the dictation results, and it was no different from the translation exercise.

Undesirable method. The article is short, try to memorize it with your brain. Note symbols or something, I'll talk about it later.

In actual work, it is also a brain memory, and I hope that you will force yourself as soon as you get started.

2.There is no need to cross-reference the translation. You mainly look at whether your translation has lost its content compared to the original text, and whether it is awkward (not an expression of normal linguistic structure).

The words used in the translation are not very important. The translations in the book are very literal, and you don't have the time to phrase them when you actually interpret or take exams.

3.Dictation in interpreting can sometimes be omitted. You hear every word as the standard, not necessarily write it.

After a long time, it makes sense, and most importantly, you can't deceive yourself. This can also be called fine listening, of course, you can't take the middle mouth to listen to this... The middle mouth is still suitable for use as a practice material.

4.The article does not need to be memorized. You can't finish reciting. The meaning is not great, and it is the main thing to experience the essence of the translation of the passages and sentences in it.

5.There is no enlightenment. So not impressed. After a lot of practice, it is also for myself to be able to integrate this pile of knowledge. Not for rote memorization.

In addition to being really good in English, you also need to be able to remember a passage to be translated, and you must be able to respond quickly.

First of all, you must have enough vocabulary, and then you must listen and practice more, be familiar with the professional words of the industry, in short, you have to work harder, of course, if you have an environment, such as going abroad, etc., there is an environment to speak English, which will be very fast.

It's not difficult to learn how to interpret, but it's hard not to return.

Hard work is the foundation of success.