Note-taking for Consecutive Interpreting (Translation Practices Explained)
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Note-taking for Consecutive Interpreting (Translation Practices Explained)

by Andrew Gillies

Linguistics translation studies Interpreting
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Note-taking for Consecutive Interpreting offers a focused guide to the written techniques used alongside consecutive interpreting. Andrew Gillies examines how note-taking can support listening, memory, organization, and delivery, making this a useful resource for students, trainees, and practitioners of translation and interpreting.

About This Book

Note-taking for Consecutive Interpreting introduces the role of note-taking in consecutive interpreting.

It focuses on practical approaches to recording information while listening and preparing to interpret spoken content.

The book is intended for readers studying or practicing interpreting and seeking to develop more effective note-taking habits.

As part of the Translation Practices Explained series, it presents the subject in an accessible, practice-oriented format.

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