sentences:  One study looked at interpreters, their impressive working memories and the effects that articulatory suppression can have on their ability to translate and interpret language.Specifically, researchers wanted to look at the differences between simultaneous interpreting and articulatory suppression as they relate to working memory.To do this, thirty Dutch university students with English as a second language participated and were read a story in English and then were asked to translate to Dutch as they listened, but only translate the meaning, not the exact words.