Examples of using Interpreters in English and their translations into Finnish
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How? Call interpreters to?
Interpreters never survive.
There are, however, sign language interpreters.
How many interpreters do we need?
But my dear fellow, we don't need interpreters here.
People also translate
Some interpreters become one with us.
Provision of legal translators and interpreters.
This is why we need interpreters and translators.
The interpreters should have left long ago.
Where the devil are the Mars picture interpreters?
I would thank the interpreters for their patience.
LinkkiThe Finnish Association of Translators and Interpreters.
Professional interpreters or translators are expensive.
He also thanked the secretariat and the interpreters.
Interpreters of dreams and here manage to give advice.
That is obviously the reason why we do not need any interpreters.
So translators and interpreters will have work for a long time to come!
Remember that jokes are difficult to translate,and talk to the interpreters.
Some interpreters call such dreams strange and even mystical.
The difference between old and new interpreters is more than EUR 1 000.
Interpreters also help the institutions of multilingual societies to function.
Thank you, Mr Arif, but the interpreters are still having problems keeping up with you.
I should like to thank the House for its attention and the interpreters for their services.
As you know, all the interpreters have a voting list in front of them.
May I also, as yesterday, extend my thanks to the services and the interpreters for humouring us.
There were other… interpreters that were forced to help the colonizers. But.
What criteria can be used to determine when it is necessary for the defendant to have separate translators and interpreters from the prosecution/court(depending on the legal system)?
Meanwhile, 59 SCIC interpreters are currently studying one or other of the new languages.
We are pleased that the Socrates Programme offers additional support for disabled participants, but point out that there is a long way to go before the extra costs of disability, the provision of specialist transport, personal assistance andsign language interpreters are provided for in all mainstream European programmes to make equal participation a reality.
The SCIC will also need 40 interpreters per new language, half of whom will be freelance.