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Recreational Linguistics for Court Interpreters Saturday 8/15, 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM (PDT)

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  • Mar 4
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Updated: Jun 18

Interpreting involves rearranging a message from one language into another. Recreational linguistics encompasses the same skills. This class will cover, among other things, lipograms, anagrams, rebuses, pangrams, puns, tongue twisters and crossword puzzles. Participants will be divided into small groups and given tasks to complete. The wrap-up will include a review of resources (commercial words games, Internet sites, etc.,) to improve interpreter-related word skills.

·       California: 3 Instructor-led Credits

·       Arizona: Approved Provider

·       Colorado: 3 CEC Credits

·       Nevada: 3 General Credits

·       Texas: 3 Non-Ethics Credits

·       Oregon: 3 General Credits

·       All Languages

·       Presenter: Gregory Miller (Federally Certified Court Interpreter, Spanish)

Capacity limited to 16 attendees

AIJIC Members $50.00 https://square.link/u/hf176GRQ

AIJIC thanks Greg for donating this class.

Refunds & Credits:

Payments for classes are fully refundable up to 72 hours before the class you signed up for. No refunds will be given after that. If you are not eligible for a refund, you will be offered a one-time credit, to be used for AIJIC classes announced for July and August 2026. If credit is not used within that period, it will be forfeited.

 
 
 

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