FIFA expands World Cup press conference translation, but only for Spanish
Previously, FIFA only provided translations in English and the languages requested by the participating teams. In the case of Morocco against Brazil, the languages were Arabic and Portuguese.These press conferences are a major logistical issue for FIFA. It’s not realistic for FIFA to provide a translator for every language in the world.
- ▪Previously, FIFA only provided translations in English and the languages requested by the participating teams.
- ▪In the case of Morocco against Brazil, the languages were Arabic and Portuguese.These press conferences are a major logistical issue for FIFA.
- ▪It’s not realistic for FIFA to provide a translator for every language in the world.
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