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sudski tumač

An interpreter who listens while the speaker speaks and then interprets while the speaker pauses. The interpreter providing consecutive interpretation sits, either at the same table as the speaker, or at separate table, and speaks, either into the same microphone, or a separate microphone, so that everyone in the room can hear. The interpreter may take notes while he or she listens.

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Category: Internationalization (I18N); Localization (L10N); Terminology management
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Translation & localization; Internationalization (I18N); Localization (L10N); Terminology management

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