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He and Kurik could communicate in Gorean, and one translator, Surtak's translator, would be activated, else he could not communicate with his human confederate, whom I now understood was Drusus Andronicus. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 53, Sentence #142)

In his veins coursed Kur blood. I followed Lord Grendel and Kurik, and then, of course, with a rustle of chain, the chain to her metal collar in my hand, I was followed by Lyris. Lord Grendel's translator was turned off. He and Kurik could communicate in Gorean, and one translator, Surtak's translator, would be activated, else he could not communicate with his human confederate, whom I now understood was Drusus Andronicus. Two translators, concurrently activated, might interfere with one another, with overlapping emissions. Eve could understand Gorean, and, of course, was fluent in Kur. In a few Ihn, the two groups halted, on that high, chill, narrow walkway, and, in the dim light, through the tatters of fog, regarded one another. - (Plunder of Gor)