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When it comes to the world of language services, two terms that often get confused or used interchangeably are translation and interpretation. Both are critical for effective communication across language barriers, but they differ significantly in terms of their process and delivery. In the context of simultaneous interpretation, understanding the distinction between these two concepts becomes particularly important. While both translation and interpretation involve converting one language into another, simultaneous interpretation stands out as a specialized form of interpretation that requires real-time linguistic expertise.