Interpreting Training: Consecutive/Simultaneous Practice Exercise - The Iberian Lynx

Today we cover the Iberian Lynx, one of my favourite animals on the planet, and the efforts to save it from extinction. English speech (non-standard accent) for interpretation practice, either simultaneous interpreting or note-taking in consecutive mode.

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TOPIC(S): Animals, Zoology, Nature

TERMS: Extinction rates, man-made hazards, ecosystem, intensive farming, construction, industrial activity, natural habitat, native species, biodiversity loss, Iberian lynx, endemic, Iberian Peninsula, World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), feline, overhunting, poaching, prey, rabbit haemorrhagic disease, subpopulations, Andalusia, LIFE Iberlince

Title of this speech: 'Saving the Iberian Lynx'

This interpretation exercise will also help you practice:
Non-standard accents
Simultaneous Interpreting
Consecutive Interpreting

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A series of speeches to help interpreting student with their note-taking daily practice (essentially free exercises!)

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