THE ROLE OF MULTIMEDIA IN THE PROCESS OF SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7446350Keywords:
simultaneous translation, lexical technique, multimedia, innovative technologies, modern technology, international abbreviations, equipment, certificate.Abstract
This article focuses on the importance of the new equipment that is now widely used in serial translation, the rules, the secrets of rapid writing, and the relevance of the field today. Nowadays, it is extremely important to have modern innovative knowledge and skills in order to become a mature and competent conference interpreter. It is known that the "art of quick writing" is mainly used in consecutive translation, in the process of working with long lectures, as well as in situations where the translator is required to prepare a transcript or a conversation record in a short period of time during negotiations. Some fast typing methods are used to simultaneously translate and record accurate, complete information. This article focuses on such important features of the topic.
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