Consecutive translation

Consecutive interpreting is a method of interpreting in which the interpreter listens to a segment of speech (several sentences or paragraphs) and then translates it into another language, using the pauses made by the speaker. This differs from simultaneous interpreting, in which the interpreter translates speech in real time, without pauses.
Negotiations, conferences, seminars
Interpreting at court proceedings
Tourism and excursions
Interpreting at press conferences

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The interpreter records or memorizes information.
The speaker pauses, and the interpreter translates.
Used in various contexts: from court hearings to seminars and conferences.
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