STEP 1
Number dictation
Streak: 0 ✔Numbers are where marks disappear fastest. Type what you hear in any correct form — 940000, 940,000, 940.000, 940 nghìn, 940k or “nine hundred and forty thousand” all count.
Commercial Interpretation 2 · 71ENGL40712 · K29
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Listen once.
Interpret.
Two rooms, two jobs. The exam room runs the real final-exam format and scores you out of 10. The practice room is where mistakes are free: warm up your ear, replay sentences, look words up, and collect what you keep missing.
Focus session
Study without drifting
The clock keeps running whether or not you stay. If you leave the app, it records that you left and for how long, and the session is marked broken — nothing is hidden and nothing is blocked. To make leaving genuinely difficult, lock the device itself: iPhone — Settings → Accessibility → Guided Access, then triple-click the side button. Android — Settings → Security → Screen pinning, then pin this tab.
Tip: tap 📖 Dictionary in the bottom-right corner to look up a word anywhere — or tap any dotted English word in a sentence.
Exam room · 5 minutes per student
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8 questions · 1.25 pts each · out of 10
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Exam settings
🎧 Voices come from your device, so quality varies. For the most natural sound: Android — install Google Text-to-speech and its English + Vietnamese voice data. iPhone — Settings → Accessibility → Spoken Content → Voices → download an Enhanced or Premium English voice and a Vietnamese one. Windows — Edge has Microsoft Natural voices built in. The app picks the best one it can find and ranks the rest below it.
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Proper names & numbers — tap the ones you did say
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The score is 60% from the proper names and numbers you caught and 40% from how much of the model answer you covered. Figures count in any form — digits, words, or Vietnamese units like tỷ and nghìn — and common abbreviations such as SMEs or FDI count as their full phrase. It matches keywords, so treat it as a guide: a good interpretation can still choose different words.
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Practice room · step 1
Warm-up
2–3 minutes each
🔥 The ten-minute routine before you interpret. Numbers first (2 min), then names (2 min), then gap-fill (2 min) to lock the sentence frames. Next comes memory span (2 min), which is the skill that actually breaks down under exam pressure, and sight translation (2 min) for Part 1. The symbols card at the bottom is worth reading once — you are allowed to take notes on exam day, and symbols are faster than words.
STEP 2
Proper-name catch
Streak: 0 ✔Hear a proper name from your exam slide and pick it out. Practise until you recognise it instantly.
STEP 3
Gap-fill
Perfect sentences: 0 ✔Hear a sentence from the exam bank and fill in the missing words — always a proper name or a number. Figures may be written as digits or words, whichever you would actually say. Replay as often as you need.
STEP 4
Memory span
Streak: 0 ✔The real bottleneck in consecutive interpreting is not vocabulary, it is holding the sentence. You hear it once, then the screen goes blank for a few seconds before you may write. Reproduce as much as you can — in English or Vietnamese.
Hold it… 5
STEP 5
Sight translation · VI → EN
Streak: 0 ✔Part 1 of the exam is Vietnamese into English under time pressure. Here the sentence is on screen, so nothing is hidden from you except the clock: say it aloud in English, type it, and beat the timer.
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Press “Show a sentence” to start the clock.
STEP 6
Note-taking symbols
Streak: 0 ✔You may take notes during the exam, and a symbol is written in a fraction of the time a word takes. The table below covers every kind of variable these sentences throw at you — trends, logic, quantities, dates, institutions, the speaker's stance, and your own topics.
Do not learn all of them. Interpreters work with roughly 25 symbols they never hesitate over; a symbol you have to think about costs more time than the word it replaced. Pick one category at a time, drill it to a streak of 8, then move on — and keep whichever ones you invent yourself.
Practice room · free
Sentence library
replay as often as you like
Practice room · personalised
Error log
sorted by how often you miss it
🧾 Every time you score an answer, anything you missed — a proper name, a number, a phrase — lands here. The more often you miss it, the higher it climbs, so the top of this list is your revision list. Add your name in the exam room to sync it between phone and laptop.
Nothing logged yet. Score an exam answer and your misses will appear here.
Scoring history
Practice room · language
Phrasebook
tap 🔊 to hear it
📖 These are the phrases that come up most often in the exam bank and in real news on these topics. Learn them as whole phrases, not single words — the moment you hear "accounts for", your mouth should already be saying "chiếm". Tap 🔊 to hear any of them.
1 · Reporting verbs & number patterns (in every single paper)
Almost every exam sentence is a news sentence: [who] + [reporting verb] + [figure]. Learn this group and you have the skeleton of the whole paper.
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2 · Technology & privacy (Proton, Lumo, VPN)
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3 · AI & business (Anthropic, AI-first, ERP, ROI)
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4 · Vietnam's economy & SMEs
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5 · ESG, climate & science policy
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Practice room · language
Key terms & proper names
say them right, earn the marks
⚠️ One note on your slide: the entry “Thropic” is almost certainly Anthropic, the AI company behind Claude. Proper names (Proton, Lumo, Anthropic, Claude, Viettel…) normally stay as they are in Vietnamese — you only translate the description around them.
| Proper name (from your slide) | How to render it in Vietnamese | Tip |
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| the Dinis Guarda Business ABC series | chuỗi chương trình Business ABC của Dinis Guarda | Keep the person and series name; say /ˈdiːnɪʃ ˈɡwɑːrdə/ |
| SMEs | doanh nghiệp nhỏ và vừa (DNNVV) | Listen for “small and medium-sized enterprises” |
| Lumo | Lumo (keep the name) — trợ lý AI bảo mật của Proton | Add a short gloss if your listener does not know it |
| Proton / Proton Mail / Drive / VPN / Pass | Keep the product names; VPN = mạng riêng ảo | “zero-access encryption” = mã hóa không truy cập |
| Anthropic (“Thropic”) | Anthropic (keep the name) — công ty AI tạo ra Claude | “public benefit corporation” = doanh nghiệp vì lợi ích công cộng |
| FOMO | FOMO — hội chứng sợ bỏ lỡ | Fear of missing out — young Vietnamese speakers usually keep “FOMO” |
| ROI | tỷ suất hoàn vốn / lợi tức đầu tư | Return On Investment |
| ERP systems | hệ thống hoạch định nguồn lực doanh nghiệp (ERP) | Enterprise resource planning — keep “ERP” and gloss it |
| AI-First | chiến lược “ưu tiên AI” / lấy AI làm trọng tâm | Usually keep “AI-first”, then explain it |
| API-driven systems | hệ thống vận hành dựa trên API | Application programming interface — giao diện lập trình ứng dụng |
| UAE | Các Tiểu vương quốc Ả Rập Thống nhất (UAE) | Listen for “the United Arab Emirates” |
| Khoa học, Công nghệ và Đổi mới sáng tạo Việt Nam | Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) | Tied to Resolution 57-NQ/TW (22 Dec 2024) |
| ESG | ESG — môi trường, xã hội và quản trị | Environmental, social and governance — keep “ESG” |
| Net Zero | phát thải ròng bằng 0 (Net Zero) | Vietnam pledged net zero by 2050 at COP26 |
🔢 Number tip: nearly every exam sentence carries one or two figures — a year, a percentage, a quantity. Note them as symbols (940K, 97%, 2030, 10M) rather than words, and listen hard to the unit: million is not billion.
Practice room · reference
Where the sentences come from
every one is a real news item
Every sentence in this app is paraphrased from the sources below — no invented figures. Open a few of them before exam day: the surrounding context is what makes the numbers stick.