Medical interpreting
Practise healthcare interpreting before the real appointment.
Doctors, nurses and pharmacists speak English; the patient speaks your language. You interpret everything — symptoms, medications, doses and warning signs — and get scored on accuracy and terminology.
Who it's for
- Healthcare interpreters building confidence
- Diploma of Interpreting students
- CCL and CPI candidates practising the health domain
Dialogues you can practise
Emergency room triage
Chest pain, onset, medications and urgency.
Paediatric consultation
A worried parent, a child's symptoms and next steps.
Hospital discharge planning
Medication schedules, wound care and warning signs.
Pharmacy medication review
A new blood thinner, interactions and timing.
GP test results call
Remote call about results and a follow-up appointment.
What you'll get better at
- Medication names and doses
- Symptom chronology
- Warning signs and instructions
- Calm, reassuring register
How a session works
- Step 1
Two speakers who can't understand each other
Pick a scenario. Two AI voices play the parts: an English-speaking professional and a client who speaks your other language.
- Step 2
You interpret, out loud
Hold Space (or the mic button) while you talk. You relay each turn into the other language, as you would in a real session.
- Step 3
Score and feedback in minutes
When you finish, XINGO scores accuracy, terminology, fluency, turn management and professionalism, with notes on what to fix.
Questions
Is the medical course free?+
Yes. The emergency and hospital dialogues are part of the free plan, which includes practice minutes every month.
How is my interpreting scored?+
An examiner-style AI reviews your transcript for accuracy, terminology, fluency, turn management and professionalism, and tells you what to work on next.
Which languages can I practise?+
The clinician always speaks English; the patient speaks the language you choose, from 30+ options or any language you type in.
Try a dialogue free.
Free practice minutes every month. No card needed.