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    In addition, in the evaluation of the translation produced by Google Translate, the extent of errors was considered as follows:  Whether the translation produced by Google Translate is wrong.  Whether Google Translate does not translate the word.  Whether Google Translate makes shift in translation, which may include addition, deletion, substitution, or ordering. According to Burt and Kiparsky (as cited in Brown, 2007) ″errors can be viewed as either global or local. Global errors hinder…

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    from chronic, and continuous stomachache that made it hard for him to eat, therefore causing him to feel weak. During one season of berry picking he went to a local hospital, and Bernardo spoke broken Spanish, he was seen by a physician who speaks English and the translator who Spanish which was difficult to understand Bernardo. The physician ‘’ indicated his impression: I must say that the patient tended to perseverate on unrelated things from the questions that were asking, but these were…

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    In “The Bear”, Galway Kinnell employs the setting of wilderness as well as elaborate metaphors and other figurative language to explore the internal relationship, and sometimes struggle, one has between their instinctive and rational inner selves. Kinnell’s use of figurative language to represent natural phenomena in the poem blurs the line between primitive and rational to produce an introspective exploration of the human experience. Kinnel also highlights how man is both one with nature while…

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    Barbara Jane Reyes, no doubt, has a way with words as an accomplished poet. In her poem, “dear love,” she shows the reader how diction can reveal more than what appears on the surface. She chooses specific words to let the reader get as close as possible to the feelings behind them. This annotation will analyze Reyes’ use of diction in three clear examples, and how the chosen words may affect readers. Additionally, the possible use of alternate words and their probable effects will be explored.…

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    the indigenous prisoners. The second is the approach for which the governor uses to try and get the prisoners to explain to him where they are. With the mixed communications, no matter what the governor does there will always be something lost in translation, because one word may not mean the same thing in a different language. An example is Apalache not just being a major city but also the general area in which they are…

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    An American Sign Language (ASL) Interpreter holds the responsibility of facilitating communication for Deaf or hard of hearing (HOH) individuals in a setting involving a hearing, or not deaf, person. Interpreters must be fluent in both English and ASL in order to effectively facilitate communication. Interpreters work for their Deaf client but also work for the hearing client as well. Interpreting is not just about serving the deaf person and making sure they understand, it is making sure both…

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    first lesson is for students to “describe various characteristics of poetry; including terminology associated with poetic form, figurative language, and other literary devices.” This primary learning objective directly aligns with the eleventh grade English/Language Arts standard “ELAGSE11-12L5: Demonstrate understanding of figurative language, word relationships, and nuances in word meanings.” Students will be required to define terminology related to figurative language and other rhetorical…

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    through to readers of a different dialect. In order for others to understand the idea in that text, a translator must remove the barrier of language and localize the ideas for the common man. The History of Love, a novel predominantly written in English, contains many other languages and ideas that are typically never translated, leaving that barrier up and in good health. Krauss’ use of the barrier of culture, intentional or not, separates worlds in the novel which will simultaneously aids and…

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    Classic Attractions: Lost in Translation Attraction Translation in other countries USA France Japan Hong Kong Pirates of the Caribbean – Boat ride through an island as pirates pillage and plunder. The attraction has been updated to include characters from the film franchise. Recognizable characters because of the film franchise. French can relate to western pirates because it is a part of their history. Recognizable characters because of film franchise. Guests cannot identify with the…

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    ASSIGNMENT-1 TRANSLATION IN LOCALIZATION Internationalisation of software INN570 DUE DATE- 31 August 2014 Submitted To Submitted By Lecturer Geetanjali Bhatt Prof. Yue Xu N8969507 TRANSLATION IN LOCALIZATION Introduction: Localization is defined as the process of adapting/…

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