Consecutive interpreting is a mode of interpretation in which the speaker pauses after delivering a segment of speech, allowing the interpreter to render the message into the target language for the audience. The speaker and interpreter alternate throughout the communication process. As a vital communication bridge between the speaker and listeners, the consecutive interpreter helps convey the speaker’s ideas, viewpoints and intentions while ensuring that the audience fully understands the message. Consecutive interpreting is widely used in a variety of communication settings, including non-transactional conversations, lectures, seminars, press conferences, high-level government and diplomatic meetings.