“Don’t Interpret That!”
May 8, 2020
Written by Amy Truman & Kelsey DeLonis When working with an ASL (American Sign Language) interpreter, telling the interpreter “Don’t interpret that” is not only
Written by Amy Truman & Kelsey DeLonis When working with an ASL (American Sign Language) interpreter, telling the interpreter “Don’t interpret that” is not only
Written by Steve Reynolds “Steve, we have 100’s of Burmese employees. Why should we invest in a Cross-Cultural Training for our company?” –
Written by Amy Truman Have you ever tried lip-reading? Personally, the only successful lip-reading I can understand is an angry coach on TV. It’s a
Written by Bethany Jamison, NIC If you have ever requested or received interpreting services, my guess is you have most likely experienced a series of
Written by Bethany Jamison Every industry comes with distinct vernacular! A common misconception specific to the American Sign Language (ASL) Interpreting Community is that the
Written by Wendy Carson Here in 2020, it’s hard to get through your day without interacting with other cultures. As our jobs and lives become more
We asked 2 experts at LTC this question. Here is what each of them said. Expert 1 – Written by Wendy Carson One of the
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