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The Linguists Radio
The Linguists Radio
10 episodes
2 days ago
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.
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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.
Show more...
Language Learning
Education
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Episode 9 - Interpretation and Translation always give you some kind of diversity - Natalia Noland
The Linguists Radio
49 minutes 33 seconds
4 years ago
Episode 9 - Interpretation and Translation always give you some kind of diversity - Natalia Noland

Hello Linguists! Today at the Linguists Radio we have Natalia Noland! Natalia has been an interpreter and translator for over 30 years,  she holds a Master's degree in English Language and Literature, Ph.D. in Linguistics, she has been teaching English and translation in institutions of higher education for over 35 years. She also has extensive administration experience having served as a highschool vice-principal. Currently, she is offering AAS, a level 2 certificate for interpretation that she personally developed at Houston community college. She is an eminence with that extensive biography! Natalia gives us an interesting insight, is not enough to know two languages or to be bilingual, you have to learn how to do interpretation, there are a lot of skills or needs that need to be qualified in order to be an interpreter. I highly encourage anyone who wants to continue their path in this amazing career to watch until the end of this interview.

The Linguists Radio
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.