UzIndex Research RepositoryBASIC NOTE-TAKING METHODSМavludaDjurayevaauthor<p>Consecutive interpreting is one of the two working modes used in conference interpreting. Unlike simultaneous interpreting where, as the name itself says, the interpretat ion simultaneously follows the speech that is being given; consecutive interpretation follows after a certain segment of the speech was delivered, the interpreter listened to it and took notes from which he/she could later reconstruct the speech in the source language. Although there are various approaches to how notes should be taken, all scholars highlight the same thing: note-taking plays a key role in consecutive interpreting, being an  indispensable aid to the interpreter.</p>2023-05-19Article

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