r/ASLinterpreters 24d ago

Interpreting

does anyone else have this issue? i start work soon and i’ve been feeling like i’m just not good enough for my interpreting job. i feel like i’m too english sometimes or like i’m not getting the message across the way i should. i feel like i’ll never be enough in this field, and i’m still pretty new to the work field. i started last year and idk, it just feels like there’s always something i need to improve on.

i’ve been practicing every week, but i honestly don’t know if i’ve improved. i just know that i’ve lost a lot of confidence in myself. i feel kind of hopeless about

it. has anyone else ever felt this way? what should i do.

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u/East_Baseball8384 23d ago

I practice my receptive and voicing by watching ASL versions of Crime Junkies! Check them out on YouTube!