Mongolian language

Now, I am doing post graduate studies in English at Azusa Pacific University. Prior to admission to the university in 2006, my official TOEFL score was 593. My English is fluent with no accents. I did great job learning ancient Greek in seminary but now the retention rate is minimal.

English in a post-communist country gave me lots of opportunities to work as an interpreter. I have an experience of working with English speaking expatriate as personal assistant and interpreter. During 1994-96, I worked full-time for Rev. Bill William Gray, Southern Baptist Missionary.

Also I have worked part-time as a translator for AA Rehab program with International agency (JCS), as English News translator with Eagle TV, and for 104.5 FM Family Radio program translating weekly sermons of Charles Stanley. I have also did interpretation for guest speakers at local churches and conferences.

Over the years I have translated many Gospel literature including tracts and books from English to Mongolian. Last but not least, I served as a travel guide, driver and interpreter for short-term mission groups of 8-15 people and independent tourists.

I can teach you conversational Mongolian if you are planning to visit Mongolia or going to serve there as an expat, missionary or just volunteering.

And if you are interested I can teach you the basics of Mongolian language, how to read and write in modern Mongolian. I have zero knowledge in traditional Mongolian script except my own name.

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