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Young Interpreters Were the Unsung Heroes at BWF World Championships in Delhi

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At the recently concluded BWF World Championships in New Delhi, young language interpreters played a crucial behind-the-scenes role in facilitating media interactions with players. Specialising in Mandarin, Japanese, and Korean, these linguists ensured that athletes' words were accurately conveyed across cultural and language barriers. To prepare for the high-pressure assignments, they relied on archival footage and AI tools to familiarise themselves with players and tournament-specific terminology. Their work, though largely unnoticed, was essential to the smooth conduct of post-match interviews and press interactions throughout the championship.

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