jointtranslation
Joint translation, also known as simultaneous translation, is a method of translation where the translator speaks the translated text into the target language while the speaker is still speaking. This process requires the translator to listen, understand, and speak simultaneously, often using a microphone and headphones to facilitate communication. Joint translation is commonly used in international conferences, meetings, and events where real-time translation is necessary.
The translator typically sits next to the speaker and uses a special device called a "wireless earpiece"
Joint translation is particularly useful in situations where the speaker's message needs to be understood by
The effectiveness of joint translation depends on several factors, including the translator's proficiency, the complexity of