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Hello, I'm Zeliha and I'm a fourth year medical student studying in the UK.
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If you're a bilingual person who's looking for a job with no experience,
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hopefully you can learn from this and apply for the companies I'll be recommending and start earning money.
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These are the points we'll go through, so let's go for it.
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I earn between £2 ,700 to £3 ,000 a month.
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This depends on how many hours I work.
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This is through working as an over -the -phone interpreter for a translation service agency.
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Most of my clients, around 80 % of them, are healthcare professionals, such as doctors, nurses, midwives, caregivers and the ambulance.
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Rest of the 20 % of my clients are from Metropolitan Police in London, UK or from FBI in the US.
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And also sometimes I get calls from bank and from gas and electric companies.
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In summary, my clients and the nature of the calls I translate for can vary a lot.
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You translate a specific language like Spanish, Mandarin, Hindi, whichever language yourself and the customer can speak to English.
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Then you translate from English back to that language.
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I thought the best way to explain how over -the -phone translation works is to show you guys an example of it.
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So I hope you guys appreciate my terrific acting skills.
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Hello, this is Zeliha, interpreter ID 00 for Turkish.
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This call may be monitored for training and quality assurance purposes.
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Is your customer with you or would you like me to call them for you?
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Hello interpreter.
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I'm a doctor working in a GP surgery and I'm here with my patient who's a baby and his dad.
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Could you please ask the dad what's the problem and how can we help him today?
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How can I help you today?
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What's your problem?
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My son has been having diarrhea for the last three days.
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Alright, could you tell me a bit more about this diarrhea?
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I genuinely enjoy this job because you get to witness the most real moments of the lives of strangers.
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You hear about their life stories and it helps you appreciate the difficult
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and different lives that other people live and I feel humbled to be able to help them.
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On top of that I earn money when I'm in my pyjamas and from the comfort of my own home.
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Also if you'd like to see a vlog of how I earn money
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and spend my day as a freelance interpreter you can see
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that on my channel as well and I'll put the link here.
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This is a common question that I get asked by family
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and friends when I tell them I work as a freelance interpreter.
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I get paid for every second that I'm on the call for
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so if I don't receive calls then I don't get paid
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but most of the time that I'm logged into the interpreter portal I do receive calls
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because I get calls from both the US and the UK clients.
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So if it's night time for the UK and there is no translation services to do for them, then there is always calls coming from the US.
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Because for them, it would be daytime and they would be in need of translation services.
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Mostly between 8am to 6pm, I get calls from the UK.
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And after 6pm, I usually get calls from the US.
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This is the online interpreter portal.
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So here, each one of these are calls that I have received
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that day and the duration of those calls are shown in seconds.
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For example, this call lasted for 6703 seconds which would make almost two hours.
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How much I get paid is calculated by adding up all these seconds.
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If you receive a call, you don't have to be actively translating in that call to get paid. For example, if a doctor is examining a patient or taking blood from them
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and there is nothing to translate during that time
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but I still get paid for the time that I wait for them to finish what they're doing. Or
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when a banker puts me on hold to write down some notes on his computer then I get paid for
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that as well.
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Basically every second that I'm on the call for I get paid, doesn't matter if I'm actively translating or not.
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There are so many over the phone translation companies because after Covid hit, as you know, everything moved from face to face to over the phone
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and it stayed that way even after most of COVID restrictions have been removed
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and thankfully finally companies started caring more about inclusivity and equal opportunities of people with cultural and language barriers.
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But these are the top three companies I'd suggest you to apply with no experience in translating.
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First company that I would recommend especially if you have no experience at all is Language Line Solutions.
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I personally work for them and this is the third biggest language service provider in the world.
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And when I first applied, I had no experience in translation at all, other than the unofficial translations that I've been doing for my family and friends.
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I get paid £14 .40 per hour and I've been working under them for the last two years.
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Also, I'll put the links of these companies in the description box of this video, so if you want to see that, you can check that out.
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Second company that you can apply for is Language Empire.
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This is a company that does face -to -face translation services, so it's not over the phone.
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But this company is the easiest one to get into, in my opinion, because both myself and my friend, who had no experience in translating at all,
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applied to this place and got the job offer.
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So it's definitely worth a try.
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As this company does face -to -face translations, you need to travel to the place that your translation service is required, but the travel costs are paid for.
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The hourly rate for this is £14, so 40 pence lower than the previous company.
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Also, when I researched them, the employer reviews and employee satisfaction weren't great.
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But I'm not sure how accurate this is because even though I got the job offer, I've never actually worked for them because I prefer working from home.
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Third company is TransPerfect.
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This is the biggest language service provider in the world.
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Professional proficiency in over -the -phone consecutive interpretation is required.
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So I assume they're not as beginner friendly as the first company
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which was LanguageLine because on the LanguageLine's website this qualification is only preferred not required.
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According to Glassdoor this company also pays 1440 to their employees.
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There are three stages in the application process that you'll be required to pass to get the job offer.
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First one is an obvious one uploading your CV, second one is interview and the third one short translation test.
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For the first stage
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which is uploading your CV my top tip would be to
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look at the skills they're looking for in the job description
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and add those to your CV to prove that you have those skills
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and relate those at least one of your past experiences.
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This doesn't have to be a job experience, it can be an experience you acquired from your university
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or from your school i took a module called fundamental skills for scientists
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and in that module we had to send a cv for a specific job
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that they assigned us and i scored 100 out of 100 in
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that assignment and the tip
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that i've just given you probably helps me a lot to get
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that full mark second stage is the interview my top tip for this would be definitely just proving them
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that you know about the importance of confidentiality of your customers
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and of your clients and that you're confident you won't let any confidentiality breach to happen
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because of a mistake that you do.
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Because in the calls that you'll be translating personal and financial information will be discussed.
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So you need to show them that you know how to protect
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that information and how to get rid of that information safely.
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For example by practicing clean desk policy and by not speaking about the conversations you translated to anyone.
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Because confidentiality breaches cost millions of dollars to these companies
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and to refresh your knowledge on confidentiality you need to complete
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a yearly compliance training on their learning portal third stage is the short translation test
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if you've come to this stage well done this is the easiest stage to pass in my opinion
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because here they only test if you actually speak the language
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that you claimed you do before this test they send you a list of around 300 key terms
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that could come up during your assessment these are mostly medical
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and financial terms so my top tip would be for you to familiarize yourself with those terms
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so that's basically it i hope this was useful consider subscribing and i'll see you in the next one my patient
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memory has been hello interpreted i'm gonna have to time
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okay baby it's done oh yoni yoni yoni yoni yoni yoni yoni yoni you
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视频背景与内容概述
视频中，医学生泽利哈分享了自己通过兼职电话口译赚钱的经历。她每月收入约2700至3000英镑，服务客户包括医护人员、警察、银行等，工作内容是在英语与其他语言间切换翻译。这段对话不仅展示了真实的口译场景，还包含大量实用的日常交流表达，非常适合用于英语口语练习。
5个日常交流高频短语
- Is your customer with you?（你的客户在身边吗？）——适用于确认沟通对象是否在场。
- Could you please ask...（你能帮忙问一下……吗？）——礼貌请求他人传递信息。
- What's the problem?（有什么问题吗？）——简洁询问具体情况。
- Could you tell me a bit more about...（你能详细说说……吗？）——引导对方提供更多细节。
- This call may be monitored...（本次通话可能被监听……）——常见的服务声明用语。
影子跟读（Shadow Speak）分步练习指南
该视频语速适中，包含专业术语与日常对话，适合看视频学英语。练习时可按以下步骤进行：
- 听辨关键信息：先完整听一遍，记录“口译时长计算”“客户类型”等核心内容，提升听力理解。
- 逐句影子跟读：播放一句暂停，模仿发音、语调和节奏。重点练习“over - the - phone interpreter”等长难词的连读。
- 角色扮演复述：分饰医生、口译员和患者，用自己的话重现对话，强化语言输出能力。
- 分析语用逻辑：观察口译员如何礼貌转接信息，学习跨文化沟通技巧。
通过shadow speech练习，既能掌握实用表达，又能提升语感，是高效的口语训练方式。
视频中的语法
说话人最常用的结构，并附上视频中的原话：
| 结构 | 视频中的用法 |
|---|---|
| 现在完成进行时 have/has been + -ing — 以前开始、现在仍在继续的动作 | has been having · I've been doing · I've been working |
| 被动语态 be + 过去分词 — 强调发生了什么，而不是谁做的 | may be monitored · are shown · is calculated |
| 现在完成时 have/has + 过去分词 — 过去发生但与现在仍有关联的事 | have received · have been removed · I've never actually worked |
| 最高级 the -est / the most … — 一组中最高或最低的 | the best · the most real · the easiest |
什么是跟读法？
跟读法 (Shadowing) 是一种有科学依据的语言学习技巧，最初开发用于专业口译员的培训，并由多语言者Alexander Arguelles博士普及。这个方法简单而强大：您在听英语母语原声的同时立即大声重复——就像是一个延迟1-2秒紧跟说话者的影子。与被动听力或语法练习不同，跟读法强迫您的大脑和口腔肌肉同时处理并模仿真实的讲话模式。研究表明它能显着提高发音准确性，语调，节奏，连读，听力理解和口语流利度——使其成为雅思口语备考和真实英语交流最有效的方法之一。