The problem of the adequacy of communication in the theory of simultaneous interpretation

This article is devoted to the problem of the adequacy of communication in the theory of simultaneous interpretation. Simultaneous interpretation is the most psychologically and physically difficult, during which the interpreter translates the speech of the speaker with a few words or 2-4 seconds. Usually it is used at large events with a rigid schedule, which can not be violated. Simultaneous translators, as a rule, work in special soundproof cabins in headphones and with microphones.