Interpreting is defined as the process of “rendering a spoken or signed message into another spoken or signed language, preserving the register and meaning of the source language content”.
Read our articles below and find out more about the different types of interpreting, how to prepare interpreters for your meetings and the best practices to implement.
Listen to this article now: According to ISO 13611:2014, interpreting is defined as the process of “rendering a spoken or signed message into another spoken or signed language, preserving the register and meaning of the source language content”. It is an ancient human activity used as a connection bridge across different cultures throughout history …
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Listen to this article now: Two sides of the same coin Translation and interpreting can be viewed as two sides of the same coin since they are both considered language services and their purpose is communication across cultures. The study of translation has a very long history, but so does interpreting, since it was …
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Listen to this article now: At this point, it would be redundant to say that Covid-19 has changed our lives significantly: the way we live, work and especially meet. Social distance had an enormous impact on perso nal as well as working relationships. Nowadays, crowded meetings and conferences are not an option for most …
Listen to this article now: by Christina Chrysoula, Project Manager at Commit Refugee crisis, Paris terrorist attacks, so many unfortunate crisis situations seem to be happening lately that affect everyone in our globalized world: civilians, governments, businesses. However, how often do we think of the importance of communication in times of crisis? Last September one …
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