Do interpreters really speak faster and compress the text more when speakers speed up their delivery? Find out in our chapter on PINC (Polish Interpreting Corpus)! Just published! @PincProject2020@mkajzerwietrzny@franz_maurer @AwJanikowsk @DKorzinek
Excited about the roundtable discussion on empirical translation research with our Faculty colleague Prof. Bogusława Whyatt as one of the panelists! #tt6#tt2023
The 7th edition of the UCCTS Conference will be held on 10-12 July 2023 in Poznan (Poland), and will be organised by the Faculty of English at Adam Mickiewicz University. #UCCTS2023
We have just come back from #EST22Oslo after presenting the outcomes of our corpus-driven study. Positively surprised by the size of the panels on Interpreting!
@Aga__Chmiel introduced PINC at WA Friday Lunch Talks today with the talk “What the interpreter does with a million, or about lexical processing in simultaneous interpreting on the basis of PINC (Polish Interpreting Corpus)” https://t.co/B5sg5sdkQz
How a corpus can help study the process of simultaneous interpreting?
Check out our presentation (in PL) given at the seminar of the Linguistic Engineering Group IPI PAN (Institute of Computer Science, Polish Academy of Sciences). Abstract and link here: https://t.co/XhZ6LgPyEE