Actionable Tips For Preparing Your Talk For Russian Translation Professionals
As a small business owner and consultant in international trade and communication, I get asked occasionally to give speeches to different groups about trends that I see shaping the global economy. Sometimes my speeches are given to groups in different countries where English isn’t the primary language and sometime I’m even asked to give speeches here in America where the audience is primarily non-English speaking business executives. WIth a large number of speeches to foreign speaking audiences under my belt, I thought that I could offer some suggestions for others who are called on to do the same. I believe that you will know some of the advice that I give already and maybe pick up something new.
One of the keys to success is having the audience think of you as clever, gifted, and intelligent. If you have these traits then you already have an advantage over many speakers. Suppose you receive a formal invitation in the mail today to address a large body of Japanese to English Translation workers. If you decide to accept then you should think about the type of person these people want to hear. In most cases, they expect someone who look and talks professionally. They also want to listed to someone who is knowledgeable in their profession. But for most business leaders, speaking before an audience is not easy. If you are a good public speaker, you gain instant credibility and well respected among the community of listeners. Further, the master of public speaking will find that he is more persuasive and informative than other speakers and this will undoubtedly drive his future success.
Because we just introduced the ground work for an effective speech, the next step is to introduce more advanced ideas and suggestions to allow you to improve communication with family, work and friends. When in front of some audiences, you must really be conscious about how you use humor. It’s often a good idea too that cartoons and comic strips, the most universally accepted format of humor, be used when introducing humor into the speech. However, speakers who are unfamiliar with local customs often make embarrassing and sometimes damaging mistakes. To explain what we mean, let’s consider a speech writer who wants to include a comedy act from an Arabic radio station in a speech to be given to a group of Arabic to English Translation agencies. At the time of planning the delivery, it seems like it could be extremely useful in conveying an idea. However, we may not consider the unintended results. You might even turn the audience against you if you accidentally do something offensive. But you would have really had to have done something bad to make the audience dislike you that much. However, if you do include comedy into your speech to an international audience then it is critical that you allow the audience a few extra moments to decode the meaning and find the humor. Finally, if the event planners happen to mention that the group of Russian Document Translation professionals that you will be speaking to speaks English then make to follow-up and learn if it is UK English or American English. If you learn that the Russians did indeed learn British English then you better be extra careful in your choice of words to use in your presentation. In many cases, British English words can have completely different means to people who have been taught US English.
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