Typical Proceedings Interpreted by Certified Court Interpreters

[@projectnerdvana2820]

This job is so easy for a Hispanic who was raised with different races and lived in different Latin countries.

[@melcooperman2073]

You are an outstanding Teacher Sir! Thank you. From a NYS Court Interpreter

[@littlechatabear]

Thank you! I have been working in law offices for 25+ years and I learned something new today. Very good information for me for my upcoming exam. Thank you :)

[@scooterlovya]

Do you have any tips for everyone?

[@onlinetranslatorjobs6123]

Although we focus on translating, I get a fair amount of questions about interpreting. Understanding court proceedings is VERY important for a good legal interpreter, especially if that person comes from a different system of law. Your video is very clear and reflects well on your entire course. Good job!

[@evaesono8580]

Thank you so much for your teaching. That is outstanding

[@SCSIMedia]

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[@saluakamerow9125]

Very well taught!

[@sinaloasaurez6339]

Thanks

[@carolinafarias1797]

I think this is a wonderful class. It has helped me a lot. I'm currently working in a pilot programme asCourt interpreter. I want to ask a question: To be under parole and on probation is the same thing? Thank you in advance for your answer.

[@philippides]

He addresses this in either this or another video. Probation is libertad condicional (there are other interpretations as well), and parole is libertad preparatoria.

[@akemiwarren2076]

very good practice tool! I wish there was more like this instead of lectures on how to do it. Thank you.

[@frankgonzalez42]

The certification process is a fucking joke. The people that graded the oral skills test were Federal level court interpreters and they couldn't agree if I was using invented words or not. How well do they know the language? The last time I tried to get an explanation about that I asked the state and national offices if they had an answer or if they would just concede my point that it was just a dog and pony show. It's been over 7 years and still no reply, so I guess they're conceding my point.

[@damagecontrol7]

This comes off as a bitter harangue of a person who did not pass.

[@josecarrillo2504]

What is the title of the book the students are using? It would mean so much for me.

[@thaopham7004]

I wonder why is the interpreter can remember the whole context of a speech long 5 minutes or more?

[@maynorquintanilla1985]

Iam shock, are you teaching a literal translation or a comprehensive translation. I did not heare cultural meaning in your teaching, what is the translation to English Timepo cumplido?? could it be 3 or 4 days credits..?? is the word credit applies as TIEMPO SERVIDO>>> a translator needs, know linguistics as mening for meaning.... Do to cultural differences........ Example Usted cumplio 2 dias de credito...O usted sirvio 2 dias de credito...meaning -2 days of my jail sentence... servir Meaning +2 days of sentence

[@deez3434]

Settle the case, is resolver la causa or resolver el caso ?