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IDOA > Procurement > Active Contracts and QPAs > QPAs > Interpretation Services > Interpretation vs. Translation Interpretation vs. Translation

Interpretation vs. Translation

There is a difference between Interpretation and Translation.

Interpretation is a verbal process to bridge different languages whereas Translation is a written process to bridge different languages.

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