The Role of English Translator in Communicating Between Countries

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the role of english translator in communicating between countries abstract the aim of this papar is answering to some questions about the roles of translators in communicating and relations between countries and nations with different languages and cultures. does english language is the only solution to communication in this world and period of time? or maybe people with different languages could find another way for communicating? after passing many decades, does english still the only international language or people from different countries could find other language like spanish ( or any other language ) to substitute for english language? is it possible that nations think about a substitute language for english or not? can people with different languages habits, can match themselves with a new international language? and how people from the first, could communicate with each other ? communication has always been an important need of all societies. since the time of our cave dweller ancesters, people have been communicating in different ways, like, drawing pictures on the cave walls and in some part of American, Indians communicated with drumbeat and smoke. in the period of wars, soldiers used doves to communicate top secrets. letters and telephones were the next steps in communication and in the present time most of the communicating process is done through the internet and often with an original english language. then we show how language and culture affects all these features and see language and cultural differences as a parameters that can hinder or even halt the communication process when moving from one language to another. and, at last, we recommend translation as a reasonable way of communicating between different languages. as a result, for doing this process, translators play the most important roles in every fields of communication between to
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