The interpreter that had been provided to Mr He spoke Mandarin, while Mr He spoke the distinct Chinese language of his hometown of Fuqing, which is mutually unintelligible with Mandarin.
Mobile phone surveillance, for example, is tough to escape for cellphone users anywhere, said Ethan Zuckerman, senior researcher at the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard Law School, and a founder of Global Voices, a worldwide group of bloggers and interpreters that has produced similarly themed guides.
But leaving Iraq also meant leaving Jack, his Iraqi interpreter, to face an insurgency that has made a point of brutalizing those who help the Americans.
FROM his perch at Princeton, Bernard Lewis has become one of Islam's foremost interpreters in America, a role that has taken on immense importance since the felling of the twin towers.
It can be executed on any operating system that has a Perl interpreter (e.g., Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows).
The young CND2 dancers are wonderful interpreters of the slippery, fluid style that has won Mr. Duato considerable renown, particularly in Europe.
Some deaf people are up in arms (pun intended) about the recent spoofs of Mayor Bloomberg's American Sign Language ("ASL") interpreter Lydia Callis that have been popping up all over the Internet and television.
With the growing number of certified medical interpreters and technology advances that have made video relay services available, it should be increasingly easier for physicians and their patients to access high level interpreting services more efficiently.
Along the way he has produced an incomparably diverse song catalog that embraces uncomplicated show-biz pizzazz ("Comedy Tonight"), the quintessential nocturnal cabaret turn ("Send In the Clowns") and a poetic meditation on history ("Someone in a Tree") -- songs that have attracted interpreters from Sinatra to Madonna.
