Let's slightly  unpack the expectation of a professional translator and Interpreter (T&I). The jobs of the T&I practitioners have to also be completed by adhering to the correct register. All aspects of linguistic features have to be captured and rendered. We have to jump between the two worlds of languages constantly and face linguistic challenges endlessly throughout the assignment. Linguistic knowledge is, undeniably, a helpful basis for the field. However, in reality, what is required to excel in the profession, is more complex than just a prima facie simple task one may initially have in their mind when thinking about language transference. Interestingly, linguistic proficiency and linguistic rendition of skills may overlap, however, they are not the same skills. Rendition skills that are required in rendering the message involve the ability to capture, process and deliver all aspects of the message at an equivalent level with minimum insertion or distortion, in order to retain the pragmatic force in the original message.