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You would lose so much nuance. And I dont think you are in a position to verify anything since you claim not to speak the language. It sounds like a bad idea a
by nnfy 9y ago
You would lose so much nuance. And I dont think you are in a position to verify anything since you claim not to speak the language.
It sounds like a bad idea all around.
- smnrchrds 9y agoI wouldn't pretend I don't speak the language. I would simply request to have an interpreter present similar to how I would request a lawyer. I would check with my lawyer to see if I have the right to an interpreter. If I do, I would absolutely use it. I'm more concerned that the persecution, understanding how stressful the situation is for me and how not being a native speaker I wouldn't necessarily be familiar with legalese or very formal lexicon, uses it against me to extract a confession due to my confusion, than I am that the nuances would be lost through an interpreter.