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Publication details [#3340]

Cheng, Y. P. 1994. Consecutive interpretation: how to use your symbols intelligently. In Seymour, Richard K. and C. C. Liu, eds. Translation and interpreting: bridging east and west (Literary Studies East and West 8). Honolulu: University of Hawaii. pp. 11–17.

Publication type

Article in jnl/bk

Publication language

English

Keywords

consecutive interpreting | interpreting | note-taking | teaching (interpreting)=didactics (interpreting)

Abstract

The paper explains the use of symbols in consecutive interpretation note-taking. The writer considers the use of symbols, if applied intelligently, contributory to better note-taking. He explains some of the symbols used universally by interpreters while trying to explore how some symbols could be modified to cover a wider range of ideas.

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