What can you learn from the mind of a language interpreter.

A clear and short introduction with a friendly yet serious tone to set the setting. Listening is the most acute skill set an interpreter posses. If the message and idea are not clear, a formal clarification occurs until the idea is clear and precise. Here are four rules you can learn from an interpreter:

1. Listen.
2. Setting the tone and flow for a call speak clear and with confidence is key. People can hear if you are tired or in good mood.
3. Clarify as many times until you are 100% accurate 
4. Check your mute button

Interpreting Services

Freelance Spanish Interpreter interpreter with experience in immigration, finance and medicine.

Experience interpreting for:

• United States Citizenship and Immigration Services USCIS ( Asylum Officers) and Legal Aid Canada
• Finance U.S. Banks and Insurance Companies
• U.S. Medical Industry (Doctors, Nurses and Admin.)

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