translation and interpretation
Translation is the written rendering of a text from one language to another, while interpretation involves orally conveying spoken words from one language to another. Both translation and interpretation are essential in facilitating communication across different languages and cultures. Translators work on written documents, such as books, articles, and websites, while interpreters provide real-time language assistance during meetings, conferences, and conversations. Both professions require a deep understanding of language, culture, and contextual nuances to accurately convey the intended meaning between parties.
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