Consecutive interpreting is a method of interpretation where the speaker pauses after a few sentences, allowing the interpreter to convey the message in another language. This technique is often used in settings like business meetings, conferences, or legal proceedings, where clear communication is essential. During consecutive interpreting, the interpreter listens carefully, takes notes if necessary, and then delivers the interpretation once the speaker has finished a segment. This approach helps ensure accuracy and allows the interpreter to capture the speaker's tone and intent, making it effective for conveying complex information.