Simultaneous interpreting is a process that's fascinating to watch and extremely difficult to do... Most commonly it can be seen in the UN, at conferences, in the courts, and in emergency medical situations, is the mode of interpreting that I find quite challenging to master. As its name suggests, simultaneous interpreting is when the interpretation…
День: 16.05.2016
Which European Languages are Dead?
Out of all dead European languages, no language is more famous than the Latin, used and made famous by all the cultural, historical and scientifical legacy that the Roman Empire had left the modern civilization with. But besides Latin, there are actually hundred more European languages, once widely spoken on a large scale but now…
10 Reasons Why Russian Should Not Be an Official UN Language
The official UN languages, in the order they were added, are English, French, Spanish, Russian, Chinese and Arabic. Initially, the decision to include (or exclude) a language was made based largely on the size of the population of each specific language area... But though no language has ever been excluded from a UN official list…
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The official UN languages, in the order they were added, are English, French, Spanish, Russian, Chinese and Arabic. Initially, the decision to include (or exclude) a language was made based largely on the size of the population of each specific language area... But though no language has ever been excluded from a UN official list…
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he official UN languages, in the order they were added, are English, French, Spanish, Russian, Chinese and Arabic. Initially, the decision to include (or exclude) a language was made based largely on the size of the population of each specific language area... But though no language has ever been excluded from a UN official list…
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The official UN languages, in the order they were added, are English, French, Spanish, Russian, Chinese and Arabic. Initially, the decision to include (or exclude) a language was made based largely on the size of the population of each specific language area... But though no language has ever been excluded from a UN official list…