Transformations Used in Simultaneous Interpreting: A Comparative Study of English and French Languages

Simultaneous interpreting is a complex and demanding skill that requires interpreters to seamlessly convey spoken content from one language to another in real-time. This article explores the fascinating world of simultaneous interpreting, focusing on the transformations that interpreters employ to bridge the linguistic and cultural gaps between source and target languages. Through an in-depth analysis and comparison of English and French, two widely spoken and influential languages, we will uncover the strategies and techniques that professional interpreters use to ensure effective communication in a multilingual context.