Category: Articles
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Glossary of Key Election Terminology (English to Korean)
This glossary of key election terminology is prepared by U.S. Election Assistance Commission. This glossary includes a total of 1,843 terms and phrases used in the administration of elections in the United States. This will be a good source for Korean to English translators and interpreters. Download the Glossary of Key Election Terminology
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OECD English / Korean Glossary of Terms
OECD English / Korean Glossary of Terms
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Being prepared to be a translator
By Ding Huang Once you start learning a new language and get more and more fluent, you may want to become a translator. However, it is not that easy. It is an attractive job to be a translator or interpreter for many bilinguals or multilinguals. It has many benefits compared with other kinds of work. […]
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Glossary of Tax Terms (English to Korean)
This booklet is meant to assist Korean-speaking individuals who need help to understand the technical tax terms contained in the state income tax forms and instructions. Download the Glossary of Tax Terms
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Glossary of legal terms for English to Korean court interpreters/translators
This bilingual English-Korean glossary is designed to be used as a working document for English-Korean court interpreters. This glossary contains approximately 450 words selected as frequently used legal terms in states courts. Download the glossary of legal terms for English to Korean court interpreters
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Translator as a job
This is the greatest time in human history to be a translator. This article discusses the fun and the challenge of being a translator in the 21st Century.
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Standards Issued for Healthcare Interpreter Services
By Kristina Fiore, Staff Writer, MedPage Today Published: February 19, 2011 All U.S. healthcare organizations must be able to talk with patients about their care in a language they can understand, according to new Joint Commission standards. That involves hiring interpreters, ensuring proper training, identifying patient communication needs, and keeping a written policy that emphasizes respect […]
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Interpreters help provide court access
Debbie Wachter Morris New Castle News July 22, 2011 NEW CASTLE — There are times in the Lawrence County courts when a participant doesn’t speak or understand English. Then the courts are responsible for hiring an interpreter for the proceeding. Such was the case earlier this month in the court of District Judge Melissa A. […]
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Best Careers 2011: Interpreter/Translator
As one of the 50 Best Careers of 2011, this should have strong growth over the next decade By Alexis Grant Posted: December 6, 2010 The rundown: Pharmaceutical inserts, instruction manuals, and textbooks—these are just a few of the documents that translators rework in English or other languages. At courthouses around the country and conferences […]
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Court: Defendants with limited English have right to interpreter
November 22, 2010|By the CNN Wire Staff Defendants with limited English-language skills have a constitutional right to court interpreters in criminal trials, the Supreme Court of Georgia ruled Monday. The ruling came in a case involving a Mandarin Chinese speaker who was sentenced to 10 years in prison on two counts of cruelty to a […]
