Simultaneous and Consecutive Translation

Simultaneous translation is the act of orally translating, at the same time, the speech of a speaker into the language of one or more listeners. Ideal for small lectures, speeches at large conferences, seminars, etc.

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​Resources used:

- Sound insulation booth, transmitters (from speaker to translator and from translator to listeners, wireless translation receivers, headphones, and microphones.

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Consecutive translation, on the other hand, is done for each sentence alternately. Ideal for small gatherings that require more proximity and interaction. This translation divides a person's dialogue into parts and after a few moments, the translation occurs.