Me, an interpreting student, when I have to write a terminology research project on the foundations of offshore wind turbines:
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Me, an interpreting student, when I have to write a terminology research project on the foundations of offshore wind turbines:
#JustInterpreterThings
Notepads. Everywhere.
The interpreter in the TV series I'm watching showed up to a job without a notepad and pen and repeated everything in the third person; that's how you know the writers don't have a clue how interpreting works.
But at least they got an interpreter, so that's still a bonus point.
#JustInterpreterThings
Being mistaken for a translator
When the teacher makes you interpret a one-hour speach on the agricultural irrigation system in Southern California without a break:
When you misunderstand a number and accidentally say that the Prince of Wales is seven years old: