Assertion: interpreter | /r/CapableOf | work with spoken word
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text: An interpreter works with the spoken word, whereas a translator works with the written word;
text: Sure, both of these careers are designated for language specialists, but interpreters deal with the spoken word and translators work with written texts.
text: Briefly, though, the easiest way to remember the difference between these two is that an interpreter deals with the spoken message, while a translator deals with the written word.
text: An interpreter, on the other hand, works in spoken languages.
text: Some interpreters deal with spoken language, while others work in sign language.
text: Interpreters work with spoken language, as well as sign language, while translators' purview is the written word.
text: Although laypeople rarely make a distinction, a translator converts written materials, while an interpreter works with spoken languages, or with a spoken language and sign language.
text: Interpreters work with the spoken word, converting speech from a source language into a target language.