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Translator vs Interpreter

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jaggers | 13:46 Wed 01st Nov 2006 | Jobs & Education
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What's the difference? :s
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Translator...written word Interpreter spoken word.
Also, if used in the same medium, a translator traditionally gives exactly, or as near exactly as possible, what is being said, whereas an interpreter is less literal and gives the overall gist. A bit like transactional versus relational.

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