Do you know anything about translation and translaters? i was shocked to find out they actually attend concerts and translate music!
I know that it seems to be a particularly difficult craft, being that it's changing one language into another. I have difficulty learning different languages.
agreed agree. do you know when translation first became a thing?
I'm not sure when it began - probably when ancient man started speaking to one another. Translation was made a bit easier in the 1940's when they started to automate the process. 
you know when thinking about translation i was strictly thinking about sign language lol. can you tell me the exact definition of translation cuz i think i am a bit confused
Translation is typically known as the communication of the meaning of a language by means of a target language...so turning one language into another with the same meaning.
right right. my brain is so scrambled from the nap. ah weekends. do you know the most popular translated languages?
Multilingualism
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