Examples of using As an interpreter in English and their translations into Japanese
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For the past two days, I had a privilege working as an interpreter for Dr. Masaru Emoto.
Who receives this gift, works as an interpreter between the one talking in tongues and the rest of the gathering of Christians.
She is married to a Japanese and now works as an interpreter in a technical internship accepting organization.
It will essentially function as an interpreter between two healthcare systems or offices that have developed their own languages.
Our talkshow guest will be Yamanouchi Etsuko, who has worked as an interpreter at the YIDFF since the very first festival in 1989.
Other than practical use of foreign language, strong native language skills and technical skills as an interpreter are also needed.
Hans worked as an interpreter for the Allies until the end of the war, and then spent three years arranging for JDC-funded ships to smuggle Jewish refugees into Palestine.
During his capture he worked as an interpreter for the British and in the process wrote a memoir, which was passed on to the British Intelligence Service in July, 1945.
For example, the JVM might be implemented as an interpreter built into a web browser, or as a separate program that interprets the class files.
However, he soon grew dissatisfied with his tasks in the service and left it in 1874 in order to join the German consular service as an interpreter and was eventually promoted German vice-consul in Tianjin.
I did not feel very well qualified to act as an interpreter, yet I was the only person with whom the alien would communicate, so it was up to me to get the job done.
As an interpreter, the host will introduce the guests to local farmers and artisans to help them have a better understanding of the daily life and work of residents.
As an interpreter, I took part in the study tour in South Korea held from Oct. 31 through Nov. 3, 2009, which gave me chances to have a variety of experiences.
SC managed to get some money from his family via mobile phone and then agreed to work as an interpreter for the kidnappers, to avoid further beatings.
According to the IOM account, the Senegalese national managed to get some money from his family via mobile phone and then agreed to work as an interpreter for the kidnappers, to avoid further beatings.
I want to have my passport returned as soon as possible,” said the woman in her 30s, who had been working as an interpreter at the firm, Advanceconsul Immigration Lawyer Office.
I couldn't reassure her that her father's ultimate life sacrifice by serving in the United States military as an interpreter would make her more valued as an American citizen.