Rashd Ervin 0,0
Yes, that’s right! In consecutive interpreting, the interpreter listens to the speaker in segments, waiting for them to pause before translating what’s been said. This method allows for more accurate and thoughtful translations, as the interpreter has time to process the information. It’s particularly useful in meetings, negotiations, or conferences where clear communication is essential, and it can help ensure that no key details are missed. Do you often work in settings that require consecutive interpretation?