A Language: The Native language of the translator/interpreter in which there is 100% proficiency.
B Language: The fluent language of the translator/interpreter in which all vocabulary, structure, dialects, and cultural influences are known.
C Langua...

They require an ability to be able to understand two or more languages and accurately express the content and information in the other language.

• Automatic or machine translation: Done using AI software and computers, this is without human intervention and is low in quality.
• Machine assisted translation: is a dual approach where the machine does the hard translation work, and the human che...

Consecutive Interpretation: When a person speaks a sentence and pauses, and the interpreter then works on the content and speaks it in the target language.

While both translation and interpretation have the same purpose: making the information or content accessible in another language, there is one major difference.

• General Translation or interpretation is done in a non-specific way and does not cover any specialized vocabulary, cultural influence, or knowledge.
• Specialized Translation or Interpretation, as the name suggests is specific to certain domains an...

• Screen Translation: Includes subtitles and dubbing in native languages.
• Sight Translation: When the source is a written document which is explained orally in the target language.
• Localization: when the product or conten...