Definition of sight translation;
- Balisteri (2010) mention sight translation is it’s oral translation of a written text
- Gonzales (2012) define that sight translation is oral translation of a written document, a hybrid of translation and interpretation.
- Ersozlu (2005) explain that sight translation has been considered as a part and simultaneous and consecutive interpretation.
- Standfield (2008) stated that sight translation is the spontaneous oral translation of test items and/or directions from English to an ELL’s native language.
- National Council on Interpreting in Health Care (2009) stated that sight translation is the oral rendition of text written in one language into another language and is usually done in the moment.
- Paula (2010) claim that sight translation is an interesting type of interpreting, or a combination or hybrid of interpreting (oral output) and written translation (written input).
Definition of simultaneous interpreting;
- Kriston (2012) explain simultaneous interpreting when he person performing it has to do the translation quickly and not to leave blank spaces in what he/she is about to say.
- Chen and Dong (2010) stated that simultaneous interpreting is interprets for someone in another language while the speaker speaks without interruption.
- Freixas (2011) claim that simultaneous interpretation is arguably the most demanding of the three modes of interpreting.
- This is due in part to the fact that in SI the interpreter does not control the flow of communication, but must adapt to the pace of each speaker, without interrupting the proceedings. If anything is missed, there is generally no opportunity to ask for a repetition or clarification. The interpreter must be thoughtfully following the ideas in the speech, the “thread” of the conversation, as it were, and must be prepared to extrapolate meaning from context, in order to bridge or gloss over the spots that were unclear. The second source of difficulty is of course the fact that everything happens very fast: the interpreter must thoughtfully follow the fast-paced original speech, while at the same time formulating and delivering an equivalent TL version, and monitoring his/her own output for errors.
- National Association of Judiciary Interpreters & Translators (2006) explain that Simultaneous interpreting is the rendering of one spoken language into another when running renditions are needed at the same time as the English language communication.
- Changshuan Li (2010) stated in Simultaneous Interpretation, interpreters have to allocate attention among several tasks: listening and analysis, production, short-term memory and coordination
- Barinas.com (2013) explain that simultaneous interpretation is a highly specialized area of translations, which requires accurate and complete translation, orally and at the same rate of speech as the speaker, with only a few seconds of lag time.
Reference
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