Japanese Advanced Interpretation Practical Exercise Tutorial

Author: Lu Liudi, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: The major feature of this series of teaching materials is that it covers five languages—English, Japanese, French, German, and Russian. Through a set of training methods that align with the principles of interpreting, suit student needs, progress step by step, and are efficient yet practical, it highlights the importance of interpreting skills and practical exercises. This interdisciplinary collaboration is a bold attempt unprecedented in its kind, reflecting the spirit of teamwork, collective brainstorming, mutual learning, resource sharing, and joint development. "Interpreting Shortcut—Advanced Japanese Interpreting Practical Training," now officially meets students majoring in Japanese, postgraduate students, and various individuals who have passed the Shanghai Japanese Interpreting Qualification Examination, as well as a wide range of Japanese interpreting enthusiasts with equivalent Japanese proficiency, with its unique characteristics and innovative concepts. As a teaching material suitable for both classroom instruction and self-study, "Interpreting Shortcut—Advanced Japanese Interpreting Practical Training" requires a minimum of 72 class hours, based on the teaching requirement of at least 18 weeks with at least 4 class hours per week. At the same time, this textbook can also serve as supplementary training material for the Japanese interpreting course in the undergraduate stage of the National Higher Education Self-Tuition Examination, the Shanghai Japanese Interpreting Qualification Examination, and the National Translation Qualification Certification Examination for Interpreting organized by the Ministry of Personnel. To support self-study for Japanese interpreting enthusiasts, this textbook is also accompanied by a CD-ROM.