THE ROLE AND IMPORTANCE OF PREDICTION STRATEGY IN SIMULTANEOUS INTERPRETATION
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simultaneous interpretation, prediction strategy, linguistic predictions, contextual predictions, cultural predictions, accuracy, fluency, comprehension, confidence, listener engagement, active listening.Abstract
Simultaneous interpretation is a highly professional activity in which interpreters deliver spoken words in real time, usually in multilingual situations such as conferences, diplomatic meetings, or international events. The prediction approach is one of the most important tactics that interpreters use to increase their efficacy. This article discusses the significance and usefulness of prediction in simultaneous interpretation, emphasizing how it improves accuracy, fluency, and overall communication.
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