NORMS OF USING COMPRESSION IN THE SIMULTANEOUS INTERPRETING PROCESS

Abstract

Abstract. Simultaneous interpreting is one of the most complex forms of translation, requiring interpreters to process and reproduce speech in real time. Because interpreters work under strict time constraints and high cognitive pressure, they often rely on specific interpreting strategies to manage information efficiently. One of the most important strategies used in simultaneous interpreting is compression. Compression refers to the process of reducing the length of the source speech while preserving its essential meaning in the target language.