Translations

In interpreting perspectives one can understand that perspectives influence the way individuals tend to view the world. There are multiple perspectives that can be used to interpret the world because not one perspective can explain the entirety of it. Each perspective gives its reasoning and explanations to allow individuals to have different interpretations of certain situations that they may have not noticed with another perspective. Overall, perspectives allow individuals to open their minds and

Going out for a walk and being taken on a walk are two different things to author Max Beerbohm. In this essay, “Going out for a Walk,” Beerbohm challenges the definition of walking as a proactive exercise without reason opposed to staying inside with beliefs that walking without a reason is pointless. He believes going out for a walk by himself is his own choice while being taken for a walk is when someone asks him to go for a walk just for the sake of walking. This is false however, walking allows

It was my pleasure to be asked to participate in the “Career Day” at Abbotsford Senior Secondary High School to provide information of a career option—American Sign Language (ASL) Interpreter to the students. I was pleased to submit the following proposal with detailed career information and features as well as resources I will take to accomplish my proposal. I’m looking forward to receive your approval, to immediately implement the plan in proposal. I appreciate your interest in this career option

3 The assignment I arrived in the office twenty minutes early and I took a sit in the waiting room. The client welcomed the IS and me, acting surprised that I came. His reaction shows how little trust clients sometimes have in interpreters. After having introduced myself to the IS, we all moved to a conference room to start the meeting. In bilingual encounters the interpreter manages the communication flow as part of their duties (Hale, 2007, p. 22). At the beginning of the assignment I asked both

This week, I translated advocacy discussion meeting information that we gathered during the discussion in Karen language. It is hard to translate every single word in Karen and make it very short as possible. However, it is good to have Karen dictionary in online that people can look up to, even people cannot find many words definition in Karen. I learn that translating everything words accurately so that people can understand it is very important job. After I finished the assignment, I sent the

Poetry, what first comes to mind? If your anything like me, poetry can seem somewhat monotonous, rather like a locked door exclusive, complicated, and hard to understand. I think poetry tends to be a big game of “Guess what I’m thinking!” and I hate that game. I’m not a mind-reader. I think a lot of people who get excited about poetry are really pretentious. This possibly comes from believing that they actually can guess what other people are thinking. When we think poetry, we tend to know poetry

The Qur’an is one of the most interpreted religious books in existence. The two articles, “The Tasks and Traditions of Interpretation” and “Western Scholarship and The Qur’an”, interpret the Qur’an from two distinct points of view. The first article, “The Tasks and Traditions of Interpretation” by Jane McAuliffe introduces a famous commentator named Ali Ibn-al-Jawzī and explains his analysis on the different Surās within the Qur’an. McAuliffe also introduces other famous commentators and compares

“Digging'; is about a person looking out of a window at their Father digging, describing what he/she sees and then the poem goes on to describe what he/she feels. I believe that the narrative voice in the poem is in fact that of Seamus Heaney. There are a number of clues that lead me to this conclusion. The first and most obvious one is in the first line, ‘Between my finger and my thumb.’ The poet writes in the first person throughout the poem. He writes about his

“Says there are a dozen or two so I never could tell where you put your foot, your root, I never could talk to you, the tongue struck in my jaw”. (Sylvia Plath, 1962). Have you every experience a lost love one? I believe Sylvia Plath this poem was written by her experience of a lost love one. She wrote “Daddy” in 1962 to explain, and interpret how she felt for her love lost one who was hated on, and how he treated her. In the poem Sylvia Plath definitely describe her true feelings about her departed

Here’s why. 1. It’s flexible This is the number one thing I love about being a translator. It gives you so many possibilities and so much flexibility. Of course, you can choose whether to work in-house (in an agency or for a large organisation with translation requirements), or to freelance. I’ve been a part-time freelancer for the last two years, and I’m finally making the transition to full-time