Tulkkausta voidaan luokitella ja jakaa lajeihin, menetelmiin ja tyyppeihin erilaisten kriteerien perusteella. Työskentelyn menetelmä on yksi tärkeimmistä kriteereistä. Kun tulkkausta luokitellaan menetelmän perusteella, voidaan havaita kaksi pääasiallista menetelmää: simultaaninen ja konsekutiivinen tulkkaus. Konsekutiivisessa tulkkauksessa tulkki alkaa tuottamaan kohdekielistä versiota sen jälkeen, kun puhuja on lakannut puhumasta: tulkki puhuu siis peräkkäisesti eli konsekutiivisesti puhujaan nähden, mistä nimitys tuleekin.

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