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    Assignment 3 1.Lawrence Venuti advocates “foreignizing”, as against “domesticating” translation (Venuti, Lawrence. 1995. The translator’s Invisibility. A history of Translation. London and New York: Routledge). What do you understand by these terms? What are the advantages and disadvantages of such an approach? In translation practice, foreignization and domestication are two important translation strategies that translators need to consider when approaching the linguistic and cultural…

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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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    Both translations state it quite eloquently, yet in different ways. One describes her as “forgetting love due her own blood,” and the other saying “not for her children nor her dear parents had she a thought, no” (Barnard 12-13; Carson 9-10). Sappho’s frustration…

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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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    (inner secrets), for failure to embrace the Truth, renders the process of discernment vain and futile. Finally, the composer concludes with a statement of fact - nobody pays heed to a cheat, who knows not the essence of the Lord! The common translation of the word pūchhe is ‘ask’ but in the context of this verse, this word implies lack of esteem for, and attention to, a charlatan – hence, the last two lines might as well have been translated as who cares about a cheat, who knows nothing…

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    Court Translator Position

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    Greetings, I am writing to express my interest in fulfilling the Court Translator position at the Colorado State Court Administrator. I graduated from University of Colorado at Denver with a Bachelor’s in Spanish in May of 2013 and was employed by July of 2013 as an Immigration Counselor with Catholic Charities of Denver. My primary role in this position has been to advise and assist low-income and indigent immigrants throughout Colorado in their legal immigration processes. The majority of…

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    Chinese Appellations

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    Appellations translation The appellations in the imperial palace are special titles of ancient history and only are used in the palace. Empresses in the Palace depict a story of ancient women in the palace where happened. There are many special appellations, which are different from foreign countries that don’t have the word than can express the same meaning. Therefore, the special appellations must be translated by using a variety of translation strategies. Table 1: culture-loaded words…

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    Ever since the creation of written language, humanity has been connected on profound levels with each other impossible by other means. However, the gap in between separate languages has also hampered this connection in the lost experiences of translations. Although the nature of language itself is universal, the differences between two languages often obstruct the reader's ability to fully comprehend a piece of literature. The translator's struggle to balance between poetic purposes and the…

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    Ambiguity In Beowulf

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    After many years of living, intellectual nobody is fooled;we all know that there’s nothing that sets one response to be right. But everyone in the audience experiences an illusion of sentience emanating.In the past few decades, literary translation has had the main aim to serve as a cross-cultural bilingual communication vehicle amongst people.Due to the rising international trade,increased literary works,globalization,and expansion of technology.Consequently,a great age of literature is a…

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    The act of translation is an inherently derivative act, while simultaneously giving the author a new agency over the material. The translator becomes the new works author, in this case a translation of the Psalms of David translated by Anne Locke. The piece was distributed anonymously, so the credibility of the author’s work cannot lie with reputation, but with literary talent. An author can prove their intellect and the importance of their work to the audience through alluding to classical…

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