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10-min with Clorrie Yeomans
Hello, everyone! Clorrie Yeomans, Corporate Affairs Officer at Canning House and MPhil in Latin American Studies from the University of Oxford...
My Argentine Spanish & the wider Latin American context
After a lot of work, MULTILATERAL’s website is finally available in Spanish! Everything in it is now bilingual, from pages and downloadable...
The Back Effect
Over the years, I have noticed there is a very curious phenomenon that happens in every meeting or event where good interpreting is provided. I call...
I am not Superman, I am Batman
Equipped with my talent and super interpreting skills but with no gadgets, I’d be like Batman walking the streets in plain clothes on a Tuesday...
Interpreter vs ‘Interpretator’
Interpreters are some of the most resilient professionals I know. We have proved so again and again over the last few years – and we are about to...
She is not only very skilled technical interpreter; she also detects those cultural and educational differences between groups of diverse nationalities that needs to be additionally explained to assure fluent and understandable conversation.
Michaela Telepovska
United Nations Adviser
From delivering interpreting courses, writing magazine articles, and composing CPD blog posts to standing in at the last minute and speaking at an event. I can fully recommend Cecilia’s commitment to the profession.
Ann Brooks
Professional Development Officer