To be honest, I didn't know how I was going to pass this class. My computer's camera wasn't working. I needed to use my cellphone. I don't like using it for homework.

After completing a few projects, I think I improved.

Out of all the projects I've done, this one was the most interesting and demanding. I'm proud of my progress in maintaining the speakers' pace and meaning. It's really difficult, though. All the projects were a test of my skills, how quickly I can translate while maintaining the meaning and a clear pronunciation, and I absolutely believe that practicing simultaneous translation is one of the best ways to improve fluency and other skills related to it. If it were done face-to-face, it would surely be more challenging for the student, which is good.

Overall, the projects have been a great way to track my progress and develop a deeper understanding of how simultaneous translation works in different contexts.