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Thanks, I'm learning a lot here! But do you think interpreting for people who were implanted early is different from interpreting for people who were implanted later in life? For example: are they more likely to use Manually Coded English?

Thank you all very much for your replies! And Reba, input from interpreters is also very much appreciated! So it seems that interpreters are most needed at places where it can be a bit crowded. And I think the age of which the person is implanted can matter too?

Thanks for your responses! Just giving this thread a subtle kick. ;)

Hello everyone, Before I start I will first introduce myself: My name is Marrit and I'm a first year student at the Hogeschool Utrecht, The Netherlands, where I study to become a sign language interpreter. For an assignment I’m trying to find out what kind of impact the rising number of CI...