<h2>On-site interpreting</h2>
<h3>Simultaneous interpretation: for lectures and seminars</h3>
It takes place as the words are spoken and therefore does not prolong the meeting or speech.
<blockquote>It requires special equipment (interpreting booth, headsets, microphone) and is perfectly suited to meetings and lectures attended by a large number of participants.</blockquote>
<h3>Consecutive interpretation: for meetings and conference calls</h3>
It eliminates all communication problems during meetings and conference calls with international partners since it involves interpretation of a sequence of a speech after the speaker has finished.
<blockquote>It is well adapted to short sessions or meetings with a small number of participants. No technical equipment is required; however, meeting times need to be extended to accommodate the consecutive interpretation.</blockquote>
<h3>Liaison interpretation: for business negotiations</h3>
The interpreter is seated beside one or two participants and whispers the translation to them. No equipment is required.
<blockquote>It enables a small number of people speaking different languages to communicate with one another.</blockquote>
<h2>Remote interpreting</h2>
<h3>Telephone and video remote interpreting</h3>
When meetings are virtual instead of physical, Lexcelera's interpreters can ensure mutual comprehension via telephone conferencing or online video conferencing. Lexcelera's trained interpreters work via online video-conferencing tools to improve the effectiveness of international meetings.
<blockquote>For international meetings or one-on-one conversations, it takes the connection one step closer to a face-to-face meeting.</blockquote>
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