High-fidelity simultaneous speech-to-speech translation

This is so cool. The future is cool!

I wonder how it will work on languages that have different grammatical structure than french/english? Like Finno-Ugric languages which have sort of a Yoda speech to them. Edit: In Finno-Ugric languages words later on in a sentence can completely change the meaning. Will be interesting to look at.

It's considerate of them to name it after my favourite whisky.

If Finnish is not widely known, German is more familiar, and there you can put the "nicht" at the very end of a sentence, reversing its meaning. Also, the verb may come close to the end, after an extended description of the subject / object; in English, you want the verb early.

Human translators somehow handle that; machines would likely exhibit a similar delay.