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‘Newssary’, developed by Dr Eva Ng of HKU Faculty of Arts, receives 2018 Top Ten Healthy Mobile Phone / Tablet Apps Award

‘Newssary’, a free Chinese-English news glossary app developed by Dr Eva Ng, Assistant Professor, School of Chinese in the Faculty of Arts of the...   Read More

“Common Law in an Uncommon Courtroom” now available

Common Law in an Uncommon Courtroom – Judicial interpreting in Hong Kong Eva N.S. Ng The University of Hong Kong This book takes you...   Read More

Showcasing Excellence in Teaching and Learning Symposium

This is the inaugural event organized between five research-intensive universities across Hong Kong and Singapore – the University of Hong Kong (HKU), Hong Kong,...   Read More

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HKU press release and media coverage about Newssary App

Press Release by CPAO, HKU, 24 September 2017 AM 730 (news article and video interview), 19 October 2017 明報 (Mingpao News), 24 September 2017...   Read More

Our new app, Newssary is now available on both App Store and Play Store

Our new app, Newssary, developed from the bilingual glossary of this Website, is now available on both App Store and Play Store. The creation...   Read More

Modes of interpreting – a video demonstration

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Faculty Knowledge Exchange Award, 2016

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What’s the Chinese For ‘Grexit’? A new website launched under the School of Chinese is providing interpreters, students and the public with a bilingual...   Read More

An interview of Dr Eva Ng by the HKU Review 2015 about this website

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Language is continually evolving, and in a world of rapid technological development and political change, it can be hard for interpreters to keep up....   Read More

ENDORSEMENTS

I am happy to endorse her website with the greatest praise for her efforts. This glossary will be useful to interpreting students from far and wide, and its usefulness will extend well across the borders of Hong Kong...

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Dr Ineke Crezee, Auckland University of Technology

Resources for Interpreting is the product of years of experience and expertise.  It is useful not only to professionals, but also researchers and all students of Chinese and English...

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Professor Keith McMahon, University of Kansas

This is indeed a resourceful website not just for interpreting students but also for researchers who are interested in interpreting studies.

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Dr Ester Leung,
Associate Professor, Translation Programme, Hong Kong Baptist University

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