From Russian Into English (Second Edition)

"This is the only text that actually teaches the student how to cope with practical Russian-English interpretation and translation problems which are becoming ever more important in today's global village. All those to whom I have recommended the first edition have found it a highly useful if not indispensable tool, and this revised and expanded version will be welcomed by advanced students of Russian as well as future interpreters and translators. Dr. Visson is to be commended for her emphasis on the importance of using correct and appropriate English equivalents for a broad range of Russian formal and informal colloquial expressions."
     —Frank J. Miller, Russian Language Coordinator, Columbia University

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An Introduction to Simultaneous Interpretation

Lynne Visson

1999 - 266 pp. - Imprint: Focus

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Paper 978-0-94105-188-0
$34.95
Instructor Examination (Review) Copy 978-0-94105-188-0
$4.00

An introduction to Russian/English translation and simultaneous interpretation. Previously published by Ardis, this is the standard work for building practical skills in interpretation of Russian.


Reviews:

"This is the only text that actually teaches the student how to cope with practical Russian-English interpretation and translation problems which are becoming ever more important in today's global village. All those to whom I have recommended the first edition have found it a highly useful if not indispensable tool, and this revised and expanded version will be welcomed by advanced students of Russian as well as future interpreters and translators. Dr. Visson is to be commended for her emphasis on the importance of using correct and appropriate English equivalents for a broad range of Russian formal and informal colloquial expressions."
     —Frank J. Miller, Russian Language Coordinator, Columbia University


About the Authors:

Lynn Visson (Ph.D. Harvard University) is is an American of Russian background and is a writer, interpreter and academic. Since 1980 she has been a staff interpreter at the United Nations. She has edited and translated several books and has written numerous books and articles on Russian language, literature and culture, including a Russian and Uzbek cookbook, and a work on simultaneous interpretation from Russian into English.