Consecutive Interpretation is a type of spoken language interpretation where the speaker talks for a short period (usually a few sentences or a minute), then pauses so the interpreter can translate what was said into the target language. The interpreter listens carefully, takes notes, and then delivers the message in another language with the same meaning, tone, and intent.

Unlike simultaneous interpretation, consecutive interpretation happens in “turns.” The speaker and interpreter alternate, allowing the interpreter time to process information and deliver a clear and accurate translation. Visit for more: https://www.murfreesborovoice.....com/article/105300/w