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Consecutive Interpretation
The interpreter speaks after each portion of speech, for interviews and depositions.
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Overview
Consecutive Interpretation
The interpreter speaks after each portion of speech, rather than at the same time. Commonly used for one-on-one interviews and depositions where precision matters more than speed.
Process
How Consecutive Interpretation Works
- 01
Request
Tell us the language, setting, and whether you need on-site, phone, or video delivery.
- 02
Match
A qualified human interpreter is matched to your session.
- 03
Connect
The interpreter joins on-site, by phone, or by video, depending on the setting.
- 04
Interpret
The interpreter speaks after each portion of speech for the full session.
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Tell us the language, setting, and schedule—we’ll match consecutive coverage for interviews, depositions, and meetings.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Consecutive Interpretation
Consecutive interpretation is when the interpreter speaks after the original speaker pauses, rather than at the same time. It's common in one-on-one interviews and depositions.
No, simultaneous interpretation happens in real time as the speaker talks. Consecutive interpretation happens after each portion of speech, which suits interviews and depositions where precision matters more than speed.
Yes. It's available on-site, by phone, or by video, depending on what the setting requires.
Tell us the language, setting, and timing, and a qualified interpreter is matched to your session.
