Things interpreters might do

Interpreting a spoken language is a very challenging profession. It requires constant training, hard work, and great trust in your interpreting partner. When interpreting live or on the record interpreters must be unobtrusive in order for focus to remain on the speakers. This is why interpreting partners often communicate with each other using signals, for example to remind each other when to switch or to assist with a term. Interpreting partners must be supportive, alert, and honest. This relationship sometimes creates behavior that may seem unique outside the interpreting venue.

Finish other people's sentences
Speak with eyes closed
Momentarily stare at someone
Forget names

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