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  • Notes can replace your memory. Is it true or false?
    False. Notes are there to help your memory, not replace it
  • If you are called to interpret at the opening of a building, would you mind taking notes?
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  • When the speaker repeats something for emphasis is it necessary to note that?
    No.
  • We can note "we" or "I" rather than full when...
    The speaker represents an employer or institution.
  • What do you think about not writing the verb to be? Is it ok? Or not?
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  • What means "eg"?
    Example.
  • In what situation can you write brackets?
    When writing information of secondary importance.
  • When interpreting a high-register speech, is it important to take high-register notes?
    No, it is not.
  • If you were to become an interpreter, what would be the field you could be interested in?
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