【專八mini系列】口譯員的工作（7/7）

Second, follow the press in one's native language too, which is of particular importance for interpreters living abroad. Third, watch television, see movies, go to the theatre and listen to songs in their original language. To sum up, it's true that an interpreter's work involves only three basic processes, i.e., understanding, memorization and re-expression. Interpreting is a profession that is all about communication. In order to communicate well, interpreters have to "make their own speech" based on the speeches they interpret, and their speech must be faithful to the original and as accurate as possible in the above three processes. They should take advantage of all the possible resources available in their working languages in order to reach an effective, clear and elegant level of performance.