Significance of Translation

Date: 2015-10-07; view: 392.

Practically not a single contact at the international level or even between any two foreign persons speaking different languages can be established or maintained without the help of translators or interpreters.

Equally important is translating and interpreting for uninterrupted functioning of different international bodies (conferences, symposia, congresses, etc.) to say nothing about the bodies like the EEC (European Economic Council), the IMF (International Monetary Fund) or the United Nations Organization with its numerous councils, assemblies, commissions, committees and sub-committees.

Numerous branches of national economies too can keep up with the up-to-date development and progress in the modern world thanks to the everyday translating/interpreting of scientific and technical matter covering various fields of human knowledge and activities. Translating is also a perfect means of sharing achievements and enriching national languages, literatures and cultures (operas, artistic films).

It promotes the enrichment of lexicon and of the means of expression in the target language. Due to the unceasing everyday political, economic, cultural and other contacts between different nations the lexicon of all languages constantly increases.