Thank you very much for this bewildered. I thought I had thanked you earlier, but just noticed no response. I apologise for that oversight.

The resources do look useful, so thank you :)

Hey guys,

I was just wondering if any other PhD student would be working in languages that they are neither native nor fluent in?

As part of my research, I will be working in a number of languages, most of which I don't fully understand. Thankfully, given that I am mostly working with numbers, the ability to understand the language is less relevant than my ability to comprehend numbers, charts, and other statistical data.

I was just wondering if anyone else was in a situation where they are working with or in languages they are not fluent in, how they found it, any resources they used to aide their work, that sort of thing.

Thank you very much for your response Chickpea. All very good ideas to raise.

All the very best.

My apologies, I think I may have removed the context. Essentially they are asking how I would contribute to the University, and the postgraduate research community at the University.

I have an interview for a PhD soon and I was wondering how I would answer this question:

- What can you add to the PhD community

It was raised a potential question that I would be asked, and was wondering if you had advice.