TDG project

: Integrating Professional Interpreters' Strategies into Interpreting Classrooms: Towards a Corpus-based Autonomous Learning Model

Repository of Authentic Speeches and Their Interpretations

Description

Video recordings of real-life speeches and their on-site interpretations were collected and those appropriate for interpreting teaching and learning were selected. Recordings were edited, formatted and then pooled together to form a repository of authentic speeches and interpretations. The repository covers interpretations in both English-Chinese and Chinese-English, including a variety of interpreting scenarios such as opening addresses, press conferences, luncheonaddresses and keynote speeches, and a wide array of topics ranging from politics and diplomatic issues to services, trade, information technology, tourism, energy, climate change, and so on. The repository has also been developed to include a large number of different professional interpreters working with real-life speeches. Authentic speeches and their interpreting videos in the repository include:

  1. Opening address of international events
  2. Opening address in international forums and conferences
  3. Joint press conferences (English and Chinese)
  4. Luncheon remarks in diplomatic situations
  5. Presentations at trade forums
  6. Round table on energy efficiency, renewable energy and new energy
  7. Press conference on climate change
  8. Press conference on food waste and yard waste plan for HK
  9. Round table on outsourcing
  10. Press conference on sports and Olympics
  11. Asian Forum
  12. World Expo
  13. Development of tourism
  14. Press conference on Invest Hong Kong's mid-year results
  15. Press conference on Invest Hong Kong's StartmeupHK Venture Programme
  16. Press conference on Invest Hong Kong's annual results



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