Master close and wide listening to improve interpreter skills
As an interpreter, effective listening is the cornerstone of strong interpreter skills. While interpreting often focuses on translating spoken words, it requires a much deeper level of attentiveness. Mastering two key listening techniques, close listening and wide...
What is haptic language?
In a world dominated by spoken and visual information, one vital form of communication often goes under-recognised- haptic communication. Touch is not only our earliest sense but also one of our most powerful. It can calm, guide, reassure and convey meaning instantly....
The difference between translators and interpreters
Translators do the writing. Interpreters do the talking. While the terms translator and interpreter are often used interchangeably, they represent two distinct professions that require different skills, qualifications, and approaches. At Silent Sounds, we value...