Urgent about the choice of the field of English translation

There are so many people who study business English, and there are not so many ways to do business English, and if you can't do the best, then it's a waste in the end.

I also graduated with a major in English.

I've been working for 5 years now.

My experience, and the experience of my classmates, can tell you.

Be sure to study a specific area.

Your teacher is very right about chemistry, accounting, international law, agronomy.

The accountants in our unit are treated differently from those who don't know English, and the working environment is different.

If you can work directly, don't go to graduate school yet.

English takes time to practice, and instead of spending a lot of time studying in school, you can learn more quickly.

Hope it helps.

You can ask me.

Business English, like the above English, also belongs to the same field, and the field is probably similar to **English Foreign Trade English;

If you're not interested, it's best to take a look, you can stop at a shallow taste, after all, you can read a lot, and there is a lot of common sense, which will help you interpret;

Specific interpretation still needs to be studied, rather than specialized in one part can be competent, you mostly understand the requirements of the outside world for interpretation in online books;

Not everyone in the English Department can persevere, in addition to the high English requirements, there are two and two, as well as political and economic exams, do what they can.

You can go to a foreign company and engage in business things, and you can match it. There's a lot of professional English, and it's not just what your teacher says. You can be engaged in business negotiations with foreign companies.

Yes, I just learned business English. It feels pretty good now.

Hehe, personal opinion.

Take the test once and see. I'm also a senior this year, and the situation is similar to you, and it's also a translation direction = =..The direction of the graduate school entrance examination is also tentatively business = =....

It should be preceded by began, how can this be used in the simple present tense? To start a question after I introduce myself to my boss according to the meaning of the sentence, it should be in the simple past tense, introducing the past before starting the question, the past past, and the past perfect tense. In fact, after has already expressed in ......The meaning of after, so it is also possible to use the simple past tense introduced.

Language system.

Today, there are as many as 3,000 languages spoken. These languages vary. In fact, it is precisely because these languages are so different and do not understand each other that we call them independent languages.

Speakers of any of these languages, no matter how proficient and fluent they may have mastered their own language, cannot communicate with speakers of languages other than their own, and as we say, need to "learn each other's language." "The differences between languages, although they are far apart, are all differences in details, such as differences in the types of voices and the way in which they are combined. From the perspective of the basic outline and basic principles of language, and even the way to deal with some specific communication problems, language has many things in common.

Although we know at least one language, few of us think quietly about what we know about it. The vocabulary of a language can be listed in a dictionary, but not all sentences can be included in a dictionary, and a language is made up of sentences and words.

A speaker can use a limited set of rules to express and understand an infinite number of sentences. These rules make up the grammatical system of the language, and these rules are mastered when you learn the language. The grammar of a language includes rules such as phonology, how words form phrases and sentences, and connections between phonetics and semantics.

There is an arbitrary correlation between speech and semantics. In other words, if you've never heard the word "grammar", you won't be able to understand it, even if you hear it. However, a language system is linked to its phonetics and semantics, and when you know a language, you also know it.

This knowledge of language (or language ability) is different from language behavior (or language use). You wake up one morning and decide not to speak, but you still have the knowledge of the language you know. If you don't master the language, you can't speak; And if you already know the language, you can choose not to speak it.

Language is a communicative tool. But if language is defined as a mere system of communication, then language is not the exclusive property of human beings. An essential attribute of human language is creativity.

We know that birds, bees, crabs, spiders, whales, and most other organisms communicate in some way within a population. However, there are certain features of human language that are lacking in the communicative systems of any other species. One of the fundamental properties of human language is its creativity – the ability of the speaker to combine basic linguistic units into an infinite number of formally correct and grammatically correct sentences, most of which are new and have never been created or heard.

The grammar of human language can derive infinite information, which is also a unique attribute of human beings.