Abstract
Translation is carefully related to language studies as it requires a deep perception of each the supply and target languages. Linguistics additionally performs a critical role in translation, as translators need to have a stable draw close of grammar, syntax, and semantics in order to precisely bring the which means of the original text. Cultural research are necessary in translation as well, as translators ought to be aware of cultural references, idioms, and nuances in order to effectively convey the supposed message. Additionally, information of literature and history can be advisable in translating texts that are prosperous in literary or historic references. Overall, translation is a multidisciplinary subject that draws from more than a few subjects in order to accurately and effectively deliver that means across languages.
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“Translation and Gender” edited by Luise von Flotow and Farzaneh Farahzad
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