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14/06/2021

For more information visit the HITA website at HITAgroup.org

14/06/2021

This training is live via the web. After purchasing the training you
will receive a link to join this live training. In this 2nd part,
participants will continue to learn the broader scope of the interpreter
during the special education interpreting encounter. The training will cover the history of and legal precedence for special education, as related to Limited English Proficiency (LEP). Participants will also be introduced to techniques that will help them manage the flow of communication before, during, and after the interpreting encounter. In addition, participants will be introduced to terminology that is used during the ARD meeting and allow participants to obtain practice interpreting. Finally, participants will receive a certificate of attendance with a 2-hour participation acknowledgment.

To register as a HITA Member Please click the link below:

https://tintranslation.com/product-category/2nd-part-interpreting-in-special-education-the-admission-review-and-dismissal-ard/

To Register as a NON-HITA member use the link below.:
https://py.pl/523MN04IHc7

28/05/2021

Mireya Perez will be our final guess for this amazing first season! We couldn't be happier!!

21/05/2021

Tony Valle, will join us to talk about the team-based approach to achieving certification goals. He will talk about his passion for leading teams and for coaching individuals to achieve their goals. Many of us know Tony through the Resource Center for Certified Interpreters on Facebook

19/05/2021

👀 Look Who's coming tomorrow night!!

Tony Valle, will join us to talk about the team-based approach to achieving certification goals. He will talk about his passion for leading teams and for coaching individuals to achieve their goals. Many of us know Tony through the Resource Center for Certified Interpreters on Facebook

19/05/2021

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17/05/2021

14/05/2021

For our episode 49, we will interview Mrs. Katty Kauffman.
Most of you know her, so tune in with your questions, comments and compliments!

12/05/2021

Mrs. Katty Kauffman will be our guest for episode 49.
I feel beyond thrilled and honored to have this opportunity.
Mrs. Kauffman is one the Interpreters I admire THE MOST since I retook my professional path and started my career as a legal interpreter.
Please join us with your questions and comments tomorrow night at 8pm CST.

12/05/2021

Remember to keep breathing, keep at it.

04/05/2021

Para nuestro episodio 48! Fernando nos acompañará desde España, para responder todas tus preguntas acerca de Traducción Jurídica.

29/04/2021

Hoy a la 1pm!

29/04/2021

Hoy tendremos como invitada a Andy Benzo, en el episodio 47 y continuando con nuestra serie SEA-Sobre el español en Estados Unidos, acompáñanos con tus preguntas.

27/04/2021

This Tuesday 27th Josh Goldsmith from TECHFORWORD will be with us for our 46th episode. Stay tuned!

02/04/2021

After an Instagram LIVE we decided to invite some colleagues to chat about some topics!

31/03/2021

🎙𝗟𝗘𝗧'𝗦 𝗖𝗛𝗔𝗧 𝗘𝗩𝗘𝗥𝗬𝗕𝗢𝗗𝗬!

I am excited 🤩 to announce this episode that will be LIVE on Thursday, April 1st and NO! this is not an . We will be geeking out about interpreting with some new interpreters and translators that we met in the IG Live we had this Monday.

👉So stay tuned and participate! You can be the next one to appear in this LIVE OPEN MIC SESSIONS!

💻Join us LIVE on FB and YT

✅Link in bio

29/03/2021

Hello Linguists!
Today I bring you the second part of movies’ recommendations for or :) Have a perfect monday night!

1) La niña de tus ojos (1998): A spanish movie, winner of 7/18 nominations of , where a group of spanish filmmakers were invited to Germany during IIWW, to shoot the German-Spanish version of the musical drama La niña de tus ojos at the UFA studios in Berlin. In this movie, Carmina, the main character, will develop the role of an interpreter that gets involved in humorous and embarrassing situations in the making of the movie.
2) Desert Flower (2009):Waris Dirie plays a woman who escapes from Somalia to work in London. She constantly changes jobs and in one of them, while she is working at the hospital she comes across a Somali translator who was giving personal opinions instead of translating what she says.
3) Zero Dark Thirty (2012): Why watching a movie with only one interpreter when there is a movie where you can find A LOT. Yes, this movie about the intelligence work finding and that ends in the killing of Osama Bin Laden, is actually about how important and hard is this job of intelligence and how accurate does interpretation and translation has to be, in extreme situations.
4) Babel (2006): Iñarritú is a genius. That’s it. This film, winner of the Golden Globe, narrates three intertwined stories which take place in Japan, US and Morocco. Four languages, language barriers and communication skills are going to make this movie an interesting addition to you collection.
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23/03/2021

I took TransInterpreting State Exam course, join us to hear what happened!

23/03/2021

🎙 Hello Linguists‼‼

✅ Click on link bio to see today’s LIVE episode!
I will interview Edgar Hidalgo, certified court and medical interpreter and owner of Transinterpreting , an online school for medical and court interpreters.👏👏👏
📺Stay curious and stay tuned! Today at 1 PM CST
👉Find us as The Linguists Radio in Fb and YT.!

22/03/2021

https://youtu.be/wKcRq4dNLoA

Holy guac! Her interpretation was flawless! 👏👏👏👏👏

I have started the video from when it was China's turn to respond and its from when the Chinese interpreter (張京/Zhang Jing) is replying in English. She is on...

22/03/2021

Hello Linguists! We are now available in Anchor and Spotify! You can follow us in your car, while you travel, run, exercise, etc! I'm thrilled!

Each language has a history. The linguists radio, a new platform where language lovers and experts can interact to create a network of knowledge of THE MOST HUMAN TRAIT ...Language.

17/03/2021

Let’s get into the spirit of St. Patrick’s Day and see if you knew these shocking about this particular (Catholic) holiday 🧐❓
☘ It is said that St. Patrick uses the green three-leaf clover as a representation of the -Catholic- Holy Trinity: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The use and association of this plant with Irish culture made it become a symbol of emerging Irish nationalism. There is also a tradition to let fall a shamrock in the last meal or drink of your day (to ensure prosperity) called “drowning shamrock”
🎩 There are records proving that the very first parade organized for this Christian holiday was held in 1601 in a Spanish colony in what is now St. Augustine, Florida. In 2020, for the first time, the parades of city and were canceled or postponed for the first time in decades or postponed due to the outbreak of
🍻 Food, drinks, what we wear, EVEN THE RIVER are all GREEN. Ok this is not shocking, but do you know why? Fun fact is that Saint Patrick is actually tied to the color blue haha but some people says it is because of the mythical belief that green is worn to “make you invisible to leprechauns” others, think it is associated with the color green in the Irish flag 🇮🇪

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14/02/2021

❤HAPPY VALENTINES EVERYONE❤

When looking for “love” in the dictionary, I found out that over the years this word has been changing. From its origin 3,500 years back, to the Proto-Indo-European term ‘leubh-’, meaning ‘love, care or desire’.

Perfect day to share and spread love. out there!

12/02/2021

Happy to all our oxen out there! 🐮 🐮 🐮
Is the year of the ox! According to the myth, these animals of the Chinese culture are known as hard workers, intelligent and reliable. ❤️
✨Good health and luck in 2021 to all our followers!
Share your red outfit celebrating the Chinese Lunar Year!🌙❤️
#新年快乐 #新年好