What is the difference between a normal communicator and a Translator



When taking a turn as a sender, the monolingual is obliged to:


a) encode into the language used by the sender.
b) encode messages which are different from those received.
c) and transmit them to the previous sender.


The Translator's acts contrast on that



a) the encoding consists of re-encoding into a different language.
b) concerns the same message as was
Received.
c) it is aimed at a group receivers who are not the same as the original sender.


It is the re-encoding process which marks the bilingual translator off from the monolingual communicator.