Think of it like a classroom. We'll call the students channel 1.
So when a student is talking, no one else should be talking, so that he/she can say what the need to. Now a step further, if all the children are trying to talk at the same time, no one can hear what anyone else is trying to say, the all interfer with each other.
Now, you have three children, 1(spanish),6(english), and 11(french). Now each of these are speaking to their translator. Because they are different, they can all speak at the same time withouth inteferring with each other.
An odd analogy, but does it make sense?
Steve
HTH,
Steve
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