GST writes in from Henan:
I am a school teacher and an eager English learner.
I have sat for the CATTI (China Aptitude Test for Translators and Interpreters) three times. The latest exams took place on November 12th 2006. And the results were as follows: English comprehensive abilities: 69. Practical translation (English into Chinese and vice verse): 56.
Three times in a row I failed at Practical Translation (The first time I got 56, the second time 51). I am really frustrated.
I subscribed to an English magazine named Studio Classroom Coffee Corner. In addition to that, I often surf the Internet. Our school employed an American lady to teach in our school. I have been trying to speak to her as much as possible to practice my English. It is really a great pleasure to talk to her. I helped her do a lot of things. And she said that I speak fluent English. I should find another job, a better job. It is a waste of time to teach. She said I should be a translator.
And to be a translator has been my great dream since I was a boy. But still all my hard work didn't pay off. I really want to be an interpreter and a translator. I am really eager to pass the exam. So I am writing to you for your suggestions about how to pass the Practical Translation test.
I hope I can hear from you soon.
My comments:
Practical translation, isn't it?
First, you sound like someone who's not done much "practical translation" in real life.
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