hani: All About Interpreters

That's what I've been told all along. Nothing grown-ups say is wrong! I've been walking the same way, believing like a stone, that if I could speak one language, there would be no trouble in living. The times have changed too much. The world has changed so much that it is ‘ eating ’ just to ‘ eat ’ a language. A little... a little bit of a duck, but a little of the ducks in the Latter River. “Can you really live on one language? I graduated from the course of a translator to become a ‘ professional translator’ who thought he was the end of his fancy and dignity, but when I finished, I realized that I couldn't live the life I wanted with just one ‘ling. ’. All I had was a ‘language’, and I was in the face of a qualitative satire, and anxiety struck me. I wanted to ask you if you could grab somebody's bar. I thought, ‘ Can I really live the life I want with just one language? "Can I be a professional translator? I wanted to get answers to this question and to know the real reality, not the present-day appearance of the translators. Maybe their lives are my future. The real reality, untaught by the image of the professional translator, a brilliant and free life, and a high-end salary, is that many people are jumping to the path of the expert translator. But contrary to our expectations, the real reality is not green; the translator now says he wants to quit, to turn to another profession.

Korean title: 올 어바웃 통번역사

Korean author: 하니

Korean publisher: 하니

ISBN-13: 9791196944629