Linguistics and Languages

Linguistic variation in mediated diplomatic communication: a full multi-dimensional analysis of interpreted language in Chinese Regular Press Conferences

Y. Yao, D. Li, et al.

This study by Yao Yao, Dechao Li, Yingqi Huang, and Zhonggang Sang unveils intriguing insights into linguistic variation in interpreted vs. non-interpreted diplomatic language during Chinese Regular Press Conferences. With a comprehensive factor analysis revealing distinct dimensions of language, this research shapes future interpreting studies and training methodologies.

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