Translation

Translation is the name given to the process of translating texts or spoken expressions from one language into another. In this process, the aim is to transfer a text or expression from the source language to the target language in the most accurate way while preserving the meaning and structure of the language. Translation can be done both in written and spoken form. While written translation is called “translation”, oral translation can be done as “simultaneous” or “consecutive” translation. Translation can be used in different fields and has various types. These types may vary depending on the field, method or purpose of translation. Here are the most common types of translation:

Written Translation: The process of translating a text from the source language to the target language in written form. It can be done in different fields such as literature, scientific texts, legal documents.

Simultaneous Interpreting: The process of translating the source language speech into the target language simultaneously. It is usually used in international meetings and conferences.

Consecutive Interpreting: After the speaker has spoken for a certain period of time, the interpreter translates that section. It is a slower process than simultaneous interpretation, but more accurate translations can be made.

Technical Translation: Translations containing technical terms, usually in engineering, medicine or scientific fields. Requires expertise.

Literary Translation: It is the translation of artistic and literary texts such as poems, novels, stories. It is important to convey emotion and meaning accurately.

Translation enables communication between different languages ​​and cultures. It is used in many areas from international business agreements to scientific studies, from art to media.