According to this article in the LA Times today, today’s translation and interpreting market is about more than just speaking two languages — increasingly, it is about speaking two languages and possessing expertise in a particular subject area. This results in high-demand niches like “German to English waste management” or “Russian to Farsi nuclear engineering” [...]
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Basic human need to communicate with others underpins interpreters’ work, the subject of a new book project. From Our Lips to Your Ears: How Interpreters are Changing the World marks the first published compendium of stories about this unique and complex profession from the perspective of interpreters themselves. “Millions of people throughout the world communicate [...]
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