Alina
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Two months later after the italians arrived here i felt confident..I was shy,confused, but after i started to talk- i really started, and couldn't stop! all the italians started to praise me; very quickly i mastered all the necessary terms, then little by little everything was allright! i was translating simultaneously, it's the hardest thing to do!Now i feel not only confident, but also enjoy it!
Yet, i must say, if i go to work to another company, i will have to stary to learn new terms and special phrases, because for an interpreter everything is to be done anew, depending on the sphere of business, etc.
You have ALL the chances to do it, Boobs- just a little practice...
Oh, Booby, i am really honoured, it's so pleasany to hear it from you, guys! Long ago i intended to make this topic, but i didn't know, whether to do or no..maybe people wouldn't understand me properly, who knows
Now i see that it's really helpful, i am so happy:embrace: we will always talk here, also, i'll start interviews with you asking many strange questions, funny qyestions, etc, so that you improve your speaking skills- and it's gonna be fun, i suppose I just need your "Go ahead" to start- and a little help, too, Boobs, maybe you will help with some ideas?
Wao, i'll shoot you, so you DID notice it!!! Holy shlamoly, o thought you would't notice, so ...
As fas as I know, LMAO means laughing my ass off
-yup, you are right, it MEANS what you said, dammit
You know, i like to use such phrases and words when speaking English, only i feel so shy to use them here
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