Article by Amit Kothiyal Over the past few years, the terms “Language Translation” and “Language Interpretation” have emerged as two of the busiest buzzwords in the Language Service Industry. Although they appear to be and are often mistaken to be synonyms, there are significant differences between translation and interpretation. The primary similarity between the two is that they are both modes of language conversion.Language Interpretation is essentially about spoken language. Language Translation primarily deals with written text. Many people believe both tasks involve substituting words from one language to words from another. However, both Language Interpretation and Language Translation demand a…