Simultaneous interpreting
The interpretation follows the speech with a short delay, without scheduled pauses for translation.
When to consider itCongresses, conferences and presentations.
Explore the serviceEvents and meetings
Consecutive interpreting
Turn-based interpreting suited to conversations and meetings with pauses between languages.
The difference is in the rhythm of the conversation.
See how the speaker’s words and the interpretation relate in each format.
Illustrative diagram; durations are not to scale.
Consecutive interpreting
The speaker pauses so the interpreter can convey each passage in another language.
When to consider itMeetings, technical visits and negotiations.
Explore the serviceWHEN TO CHOOSE THIS SERVICE
Conversations with time to listen and interpret.
Meetings, interviews, site visits and direct conversations.
The interpreter listens to each contribution and renders it during a pause. This format suits interviews, meetings, visits and conversations with direct participation.
Remote delivery can also be planned around the platform, participant count and meeting format.
HOW THE PROJECT WORKS
From planning to your event.
The stages follow the scope defined in the proposal.
Context and language review
Interpreter assignment
Meeting-format guidance
When should I choose consecutive interpreting?
When speakers can pause for each interpretation. For a presentation without pauses, consider simultaneous interpreting.
Before we begin
Choose consecutive interpreting when participants can pause between contributions, and share the meeting topic and reference materials.
LET’S TALK
Tell us about your project.
Share your material or event details, the languages and your deadline. Our team will prepare a proposal for you.