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    is translated into how a native speaker of the language may say it. Unfortunately‚ this may not be ideal in every situation‚ and the true meaning of the word in question may be lost. The word hikikomori‚ for example‚ has a morpheme by morpheme translation of “pulling in” or “withdrawal”. Regrettably‚ as the word was translated‚ its ability to convey what Harry experienced was lost. It is due to this reason that Nao chose to write the word in Japanese‚ and describe the meaning of it as a person who

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    Basic Guidelines for Literary Translation The difference between the translator and the literary translator: Translator: seeks to render same facts with no emotion and no change. Does not care about style. Literary translator: seeks to create similar effect‚ response‚ intention‚ emotion of the source texts using highly stylistic language similar to that of the source text as much as possible. Steps for translating literary texts: 1- Read the text carefully 2- Analyze the text: Extract the ideas

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    LANGUAGE TEACHING AND TRANSLATION   The use of translation as an inherent part of FLT was prevalent until early in the present century. The Grammar-Translation method‚ dominant during the first half of the century‚ stressed translation and grammatical analysis‚ and put greater emphasis on accuracy than on fluency‚ preferring academic erudition to communicative competence (Titone& Danesi 1985). At the turn of the century‚ the Grammar-Translation method gradually gave way to the Direct Method

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    ASSISTED TRANSLATION (CAT) By R.Kavithaa Definition: Computer-assisted translation‚ computer-aided translation‚ or CAT is a form of language translation in which a human translator uses computer software to support and facilitate the translation process. Concepts Project Management • Project Management allows linguists to structure complex translation projects‚ assign the various tasks to different people‚ and track the progress of each of these tasks. Translation Memory • A translation memory

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    Hodgkin’s Lymphoma Informative Speech Topic: Hodgkin’s Lymphoma Organizational Pattern: Topical Specific Purpose: The purpose of this speech is to inform the audience about the disease Hodgkin’s Lymphoma and allow them to be more aware about what exactly it is‚ what the common symptoms are‚ and how to treat the disease. Thesis Statement: Hodgkin’s Lymphoma‚ although rare‚ can be fatal and it is important to be informed on the cause‚ symptoms‚ and treatments to further your awareness and provide

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    tackle this problem is nothing else but translation. 1. 2. Translation: Bridging Gaps The dictionary meaning of the word “translation” is “to express in another language or other words”. It’s also the transference and substitution from one to another language. Translation according to Dr. Johnson involves the process of change into another language‚ retaining the sense which is the basic objective. The main process is to search for the right words. A translation is both imitation as well as a faithful

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    GRAMMAR TRANSLATION METHOD Mostly known as ‘The Classical Method’‚ Grammar Translation Method is not based on the fact that of communication‚ but teaching. C. Orrieux refers that GTM is for Latin and Ancient Greek are known as “dead languages”. He adds that “it is for the kinds of grammar training that led to the “mental dexterity” considered so important in any higher education study stream.” The aim of teaching these languages is not make the learners speak communicatively. However‚ its fundamental

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    appeal to those deceived into valuing appearances more than actual value. He says if people were better at judging what was deserved‚ some great men would be knocked down‚ and some poor men raised up. Still‚ he’s weighed it and decided he deserves Portia—so he picks the silver casket. There are always going to be fools with silver hair covering their head‚ as the silver casket covered the picture of the fool. The Prince of Arragon was foolish in thinking that he deserved

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    GRAMMAR TRANSLATION METHOD History The Grammar Translation Method is an old method which was originally used to teach dead languages which explains why it focuses mainly on the written form at the expense of the oral form. It was designed according to the faculty psychology approach which was very popular during the 18th and 19th century. It contended that ” mental discipline was essential for strengthening the powers of the mind”. The way to do this was through learning classical literature

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    Richard Nixon finds himself giving his “Resigning the Presidency” speech‚ where he uses logos to appear reasonable and show that he has given this decision a lot of thought‚ ethos to show that he did what needed to be done‚ and pathos to talk about his feelings‚ accomplishments‚ and regrets regarding his presidency. Nixon‚ the man who played the most considerable role in covering up the Watergate scandal‚ uses logos in his speech to justify resigning early. He points out that he has lost nearly all

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