# How to be an Interpreter on Zoom

1. After the host activates the interpretation feature on zoom, you will receive a message that you have been assigned. Click OK\
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2. As an interpreter you will hear the original meeting audio which you should translate. Participants in a language channel will hear your translation and also the original audio at a lower volume.<br>

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{% hint style="success" %}
The language that is selected should be the language you will be translating into.
{% endhint %}


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