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Let us now quickly analyse these two approaches. Quite clearly, the first approach provides a quick-and-
dirty solution. In this case, the communicating parties need not really bother about each other’s language. They
are free to use their native languages, and the responsibility lies on the translator to correctly communicate
thoughts and ideas in the appropriate languages. Therefore, it is the translator, who needs to know multiple (at
least two) languages. The second approach is slightly more painful, since every communicating party needs
to learn a new language (CL). However, in the medium-to long-term, this ...