What is the difference between Simultaneous and Consecutive Interpretation? We present the answer to this frequently asked question in this video narrated by an AI avatar.
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Consecutive and simultaneous interpreters differ in their approach and technique. While a consecutive interpreter waits for the speaker to finish speaking or pause before interpreting, a simultaneous interpreter provides interpretation in real time without interrupting the speaker's flow. While consecutive interpreters mostly work alone, simultaneous interpreters work in pairs to maintain accuracy in high-pressure settings, and to protect their vocal chords. While both types of interpreters must prepare ahead of their meeting or event, simultaneous interpreters must study presentation and speech materials exhaustively to make sure they can deliver their interpretation fluidly and accurately.
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9 сен 2024