Interpretation conducted in almost real time using interpretation equipment (FM interpretation equipment, and receivers) in an interpreter booth where a pair of interpreters do the interpretation. The audience hears the interpreter's voice through the receivers. It is often used in conferences, forums, symposiums and memorials attended by a large nymber of people.

Unlike simultaneous interpretation, this is conducted served after a speaker's words end. It is mainly used for meetings with limited attendance, such as ministerial talks and summits.

This is similar to consecutive interpretation, but the interpreter moves with the speaker and interprets. It is mainly used for sightseeing and field trips where interpreters are needed.

Interpretation for a small audience, listening to what a speaker says and then interpreting it for an audience in a quiet voice. If needed, the interpreter can use whispering equipment (transmitters and receivers).