Looking for interpreter zero: (3) Melchor, Julián, Pedro, Géronimo and Marina

Accounts of early European expeditions of exploration and conquest gave scant attention to the role of interpreters, but there were notable exceptions.

• Christine ADAMS
• 5 years ago

• interpreter-zero
• interpreters-in-colonial-times
• interpreters-role
• professional-history

• ENG

Interpreters in times of economic crisis: The tale of a taxi driver

Trusted professional credentials, comprehensive language services, and business certification are some of the ways that enterprising interpreters are responding to Greece’s hard-hit meetings market.

• Veniamin DASKALAKIS
• 5 years ago

• business-clients
• freelance
• interpretation-markets
• private-market

Slow food in the low countries

Over a meal the space time continuum takes on new meaning for an interpreter on the move.

• Philip H. D. SMITH
• 5 years ago

• cultural-differences
• time-management