Consecutive interpreting, referred to as consecutive interpreting, can also be called "ad hoc translation" or "continuous translation". It refers to the translation method in which the interpreter speaks the speaker for five to ten minutes and then translates into the target language after the end of a paragraph, such as lectures, press conferences All use consecutive interpreting. Consecutive interpreting has time to sort out the target language during the interpreting process, so the expectation for the translation result will be higher, and consecutive interpreting is a test of the translator's memory ability and the ability to organize the mother tongue and the target language. As a professional translation company, Shanghai Yuma has many years of experience in alternate delivery. Our translators have excellent professionalism and quick on-site response, which has won unanimous praise from customers.

Consecutive interpreting is mostly used in small-scale occasions involving only two working languages, generally including formal negotiations, courtesy meetings, press conferences, visits, excursions, banquets, diplomatic meetings, bilateral negotiations, visits and investigations, interviews by reporters, judicial and Quasi-judicial procedures, small seminars, business and trade exchanges.