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Interpretation or Verbal Translation What is Interpretation In simple terms, interpretation is the word used to refer translation in spoken form. To distinguish between written and spoken translation, we use the term   interpretation   for spoken, and   translation   for written language conversion. Interpretation is required when two or more parties to a discussion speak different languages. This is common in informal settings among friends, students and colleagues. When two colleagues do not speak the same language, another colleague who speaks both assists the in communicating. Visit our webpage to know more about interpretation services: https://www.wordpar.com/interpretation/ Kinds of Interpretation Medical Interpretation Doctors and patients speaking different languages require the assistance of a translator. Medical interpretation requires special medical knowledge on the part of the interpreter. This is a specialise area of interpretation a...

  The translation industry has grown manifold in India. There is an influx of back end and knowledge processing work being diverted to India. What are the main reasons for the spurt in such activity? Several factors have led to the influx of international work and therefore the growth of the translation industry in India. Surprisingly it is not the local language translation but that in world languages that is finding a high demand among agencies in India. The internet revolution was ushered in the age of telecommuting and freelancing. It first created the possibility of diverting desk top work and service oriented work to countries that had cheaper and yet educated and trained labour. What better destination than India, where the middle class had access to English language education and who got connected to the world economy via the internet. As a result of the internet revolution, outsourcing of shared services, software development and several similar services which r...