To be a successful interpreter, all that is needed is proficiency in two or more languages. To what extent do you agree?

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Successful interpreters

Introduction

For a long time communities and cultures have increasingly intermixed through different social , economic and political activities both locally and internationally . Intensified globalization and vast outsourcing internationally has recently increased cross cultural , traditional professional and diplomatic affiliations from varying individuals of different languages . As a result , successful interpreters are of great essence to perfect communication between different parties . Though proficiency in two or several languages is of great essence , it is greatly

deficient . Immediate environment , professional qualification and individual attitudes should be conducive to ensure ample space for adequate comprehension of the interpreted aspects . Besides , increased commitment that is brooded by careful skills developed and inclusive devotion ensures continued trust towards the interpreter (Lindberg 2008

This essay explores the major requirements for effective interpretation processes . Professional attributes that are enshrined in ethical personality traits which eventually culminates to personal trust necessary for the interpretation process , are exclusively discussed Finally the essay concludes with recommending statements that encourage improved cooperation and regulative framework meant to emphasis on perfectness in the interpretation process

Language proficiency

Language proficiency acts as the main platform for interpreters in different areas of application . Over 50 of the interpretation processes are entirely dependent on language proficiency by the interpreter (Rafael , 2007 . In majority of the states in the world English is considered as a second language after the local mother tongue . Other widely globally read languages for interpretation purposes include French , Spanish and German mainly...