There are roughly about 6,500 languages spoken in the world today. As a recent trend, globalization seems to have taken over the world by storm, as political boundaries no longer serve as a barrier to communication between nations. This kind of communication is of course possible through the advancement in communication technology but also because of the hard work of translators and interpreters. Translators and Interpreters bridge the communication gap between tribes and nations thus proving its importance as a discipline. In simple words, Translation and Interpreting is the process of converting the meaning of written or spoken content from one language to another. While translation deals more with the written format or with written material, interpreting is more physical as it deals with oral translation through mediums like sign language. Interpreters require a tight grasp and a thorough knowledge of the language and an understanding of languages as a whole. This is because they have to express spoken statements from one language to another. Translators have to translate written documents and thus need outstanding writing skills in languages. Translation and Interpreting have a close connection with other disciplines like Linguistics, Cultural Studies, Communication, and Literature.