Translating is written; interpreting is oral. A translator has time to search for the appropriate word or phrase; an interpreter needs the ability to 'keep going' even after making a slip. Both need a good knowledge of the relevant languages. Beyond that, personality is most important for an interpreter. A perfectionist doesn't usually make a good interpreter.
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An interpreter must be capable of reasonably rapid oraltranslation, in order to enable two persons without a common language to engage in conversation. A translator may also be an interpreter, but many professional translators supply written translations from written text only.
No, a translator is someone that translates something (must be written). The word you're looking for is "interpreter".
Well , in computer terminology an interpreter is a translator which translates a source code line by line and executes it, while a translator is a big word it may have different types like compiler, interpreter, assembler etc. Answer In more specific language terms, an interpreter is a person who translates one language to another, for instance at the UN, where quick-wittedness and a good memory are attributes, whereas a translator converts a written work from from one language to another, where being methodical and having good research material to hand are advantages.
An interpreter does verbal work, such as interpreting a conversation. Translators translate written or typed documents,like translating a book or article.
A translator is written translation. And an interpreter is an oral translation.
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Translator,interpreter,language teacher,linguist.
Either. It's your preference.
An interpreter must be capable of reasonably rapid oraltranslation, in order to enable two persons without a common language to engage in conversation. A translator may also be an interpreter, but many professional translators supply written translations from written text only.
No, a translator is someone that translates something (must be written). The word you're looking for is "interpreter".