Consecutive interpreters are professionals who translate spoken language in real-time, but they do so in segments. During a speech or conversation, the speaker pauses after a few sentences, allowing the interpreter to convey the message in the target language. This method is commonly used in settings like conferences, meetings, and legal proceedings. Unlike simultaneous interpreters, who translate while the speaker is talking, consecutive interpreters rely on their memory and note-taking skills to ensure accuracy. This approach allows for a more thorough understanding of the content, making it suitable for complex discussions or sensitive topics, such as those involving diplomacy or legal matters.