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Translation

The Future of Simultaneous Interpretation

A few weeks ago, we covered a brief history of simultaneous interpretation. This week, we’ll look ahead and explore what the future holds for simultaneous interpretation, diving into advancements in technology, real-time interpretation, and the impact on professional interpreters. How Science Fiction Shapes the Future of Interpretation Science fiction, especially shows like Star Trek, introduced

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Much Ado about Translation and Translating Shakespeare

The Global Reach of Shakespeare’s Translations In 2012, the Globe Theater performed Shakespeare in 37 different languages, showcasing his global impact. Shakespeare, one of the most universally recognized playwrights, has had his works translated into over 75 languages, including Esperanto and Klingon. But while his plots and characters may appeal to a universal audience, Shakespeare’s

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8 Misconceptions About Translation – Part I of II

There is much more to translation than just switching each word from one language to another. Things like idioms, metaphors, and other figurative language cannot be translated word for word because the translation would not retain the underlying meaning. Translators must analyze sentences or paragraphs as a whole so that they can translate the intended

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8 Misconceptions About Translation – Part II of II

Continuing from part I. Yes, it’s true that computational linguists have made incredible progress in computer translation technology, but that does not at all mean that human translators have become obsolete. Computer-based translators use algorithms and databases to create translations, but they do not have the kind of creative analytical skills that are needed to

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Another Famous Linguist: El Inca Garcilaso dela Vega (1539-1616)

Among the famous historical translators and interpreters in the industry, one name that comes up frequently is Inca Garcilaso de la Vega. Inca Garcilaso de la Vega had a unique advantage in his life that eventually permitted him to interpret on both a linguistic as well as cultural level. This unique advantage that made Garcilaso

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Mastering Sight Translation Techniques for Translators

Key Points: Introduction Sight translation is the process of reading written text in one language and delivering an oral translation in another language on the spot. This method is widely used in settings that require fast and accurate communication, such as hospitals, courtrooms, and conference rooms. Professionals use sight translation techniques to convert deposition transcripts,

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Exploring the History of Translation and Invented Terms

Complexities of Translating Invented Words Translating invented words presents unique complexities in both scientific and literary contexts. Whether they arise from scientific breakthroughs or are crafted in literary creations, these terms pose significant challenges for translators. This blog delves into the difficulties of translating invented words and explores the ingenious solutions that emerge from these

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