Written on October 19, 2009 at 12:57 pm by

Interpreting for Europe

Filed under Learning French, Learning Other Languages {9 comments}

Want to work as an interpreter? The EU needs native English and French speakers!

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  • Dad

    If you get tired of teaching you should be able to get one of this jobs

  • Dad

    If you get tired of teaching you should be able to get one of this jobs

  • Dad

    If you get tired of teaching you should be able to get one of this jobs

  • http://www.lafauxvaisienne.blogspot.com/ Emily

    I really wanted to do this after visiting the UN in New York and seeing the interpreters all lined up in their booths… Would be a great job!
    .-= Emily´s last blog ..I just want to be there! =-.

  • http://www.lafauxvaisienne.blogspot.com/ Emily

    I really wanted to do this after visiting the UN in New York and seeing the interpreters all lined up in their booths… Would be a great job!
    .-= Emily´s last blog ..I just want to be there! =-.

  • http://www.lafauxvaisienne.blogspot.com Emily

    I really wanted to do this after visiting the UN in New York and seeing the interpreters all lined up in their booths… Would be a great job!
    .-= Emily´s last blog ..I just want to be there! =-.

  • http://www.correresmidestino.com/ Zhu

    I truly admire interpreters. When Feng and I go to France, I have to work as the unofficial interpreter since most of my family doesn’t speak English and Feng doesn’t really speak French.

    It’s tiring!
    .-= Zhu´s last blog ..10 Canadian Restaurants =-.

  • http://www.correresmidestino.com/ Zhu

    I truly admire interpreters. When Feng and I go to France, I have to work as the unofficial interpreter since most of my family doesn’t speak English and Feng doesn’t really speak French.

    It’s tiring!
    .-= Zhu´s last blog ..10 Canadian Restaurants =-.

  • http://www.correresmidestino.com Zhu

    I truly admire interpreters. When Feng and I go to France, I have to work as the unofficial interpreter since most of my family doesn’t speak English and Feng doesn’t really speak French.

    It’s tiring!
    .-= Zhu´s last blog ..10 Canadian Restaurants =-.

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