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Whoever is somewhat familiar with the professional practice of translating from one language into another, one being his native and the other a foreign language, knows this simple, yet helpful truth: it is always preferable to translate from foreign into native, while inter�pret�ation work is simpler when done the other way around. This rule is based on the strict necessity to thoroughly comprehen ...