While working, interpreters are actively listening to the speaker, then analyzing and mentally restructuring the original message. The final product is the faithful oral reproduction of the message in the target language. This requires interpreters to use their short-term memory to prioritize and organize information in real time. In simultaneous interpreting these processes are all taking place at the same time, often requiring interpreters to anticipate what the speaker is going to say next. This is particularly important when interpreting from German into English, for example, because German verbs often don’t come until the end of the sentence.