Conversational interpreting

Conversational interpreting, also called liaison interpreting, is a subtype of consecutive interpreting.

In this case, the spoken word is interpreted with a time delay. It refers to shorter sections of speech, which usually do not require the special note-taking technique of consecutive interpreting.

Liaison interpreting usually does not require any technology. In addition, questions can be addressed to the interpreter, and the interpreter himself/herself can also ask if anything is unclear. This increases the accuracy of the translation and eliminates misunderstandings.

Areas of application:

Business negotiations
Interviews
Meetings
Presentations
Trade fairs
Table talks
Technical discussions, e.g. machine introductions, plant tours, factory tours, etc.

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