Update interactions.mdx (#6698)

Author: jvliwanag

packages/@react-aria/interactions/docs/interactions.mdx

@@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ the user is currently navigating with a keyboard or not.
 An assistive technology, such as a screen reader, relies on semantic information exposed to the browser through ARIA or native HTML element
 semantics. This allows it to know what an element represents and relay this information to the user. As a screen reader or other
 assistive technology navigates around an application, it may fire various JavaScript events. Since screen readers are navigating
-the app in a completely different way than tranditional mouse, touch, or keyboard behavior, these events are emulated by a
+the app in a completely different way than traditional mouse, touch, or keyboard behavior, these events are emulated by a
 screen reader. It may focus elements, fire click events to activate them, or otherwise emulate mouse and keyboard events.
 
 React Aria is careful to handle events fired by assistive technology, and normalizes this behavior as needed so it is consistent