“Molin and Alber in their theory that called transposition state that, to change a grammatical category changing the adverb too.”(Molina & Hurtado Albir, 2002).
For translation movies , culture is one of part that is very important. With consider culture translation is clearer. As New mark says: “There are many cultural classifications of words in these categories. And for many countries, the term food is the most sensitive and important expression of national culture and also a subject to the widest variety of translation procedures . It means that the material culture especially food needs to be translated properly because it is an expression of a national culture and for costumes (clothes) which are distinctive to a country are not translated”.(Newmark & Hall, 1988, p. 12)
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As Molina and Albir state that:translation techniques have five basic characteristics: they affect the result of the translation, they are classified by the comparison with the original, they affect micro-units of text, they are by nature discursive, contextual, and functional. Techniques affect the result. Thus, technique of translation can be defined as the way smaller units of language (words, phrases, or expressions)from the source language into the target language and it also can be used as the method to analysis translation products in terms of translating cultural terms as smaller units of language. (Molina & Hurtado Albir, 2002, p. 8)
“In grammaticallytranslation movies one of things is important, The role of grammar. so that Molina and Albirstate that:To change a grammatical category, changing the adverb soon for the verb.”(Molina & Hurtado Albir, 2002).
Study grammar-translation is include grammatical rules as Cook says: applied to Classical Latin , Greek and modern foreign languages, this centred on the rote study of the grammatical rules and structures of the foreign language. (Cook,
In class, we watched a film called Ethnic Notions. In this film, it brought to light how devastating and powerful images can be. Due to exaggerated images and caricatures created pre-civil war era of black men and women, stereotypes were created and have negatively affected the black race in society. Caricatures, such as the Sambo, Zip Coon, Mammy, and Brute, have unfortunately been engrained in the minds of generations. So much so their stereotypes still persist today.
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This study aims to shed light on the reason behind these alterations, additions, and omissions occurred in the process of inter-semiotic translation. To that end, the study reveals the role of deconstruction, presented by Jacques Derrida, in this process. Therefore, the study attempts to explore the influences on the aforementioned adaptation exerted by deconstruction in order to rationalize the discrepancies between the ST and TT.
“Where we substitute one word or image in a sequence for another, we can transfer
To sum up, culture defines peoples’ identities, and every community or cultural groups of people have their own values, behaviors, and styles of living. Food and styles of celebrations are parts of peoples’ culture as well as heritage. They have their own different practices and unique habits. Indeed, culture influences our views, values and even fears. It is considered a part of a person’s life as well as it shapes the person’s character. It also enhances people’s understanding of their world to see it according to the community where were raised.
Families have food and drink recipes created and passed down from generation to generation. Some families are known for their specialty dishes. Countries are no different as they have special items that they grow and export. There are menu items that represent the self-image and identity of the country. Cultural traditions will determine the what, and why of a particular cuisine. These foods are served in restaurants as well as homes with pride. There will usually be a well told story behind the selection. Agricultural conditions will sometimes play a significant role in the finished product. Some of the cuisine selected as specialties may be the same for another culture. The only difference could be the selection of seasonings which are readily available to them or the side dishes served. History, heart and culture are the essential ingredients in a nation’s cuisine of choice. The opportunity to indulge should never be turned down (Away2013).
Non-native speakers of the target language are strongly discouraged from translating literature. I believe this is a very sensible recommendation, for regardless of individual abilities, it is often the case that the texts translated by such translators do not flow well. To be more exact, when I read translated works by non-native speakers, including my own, I often detect a matter-of-fact, straightforward tone, rather too serious, if not downright annoying to read, instead of the subtleties and elegance of the flow exhibited by many native translators. Of course, there are not only disadvantages in being a non-native translator. The non-native translator may grasp the original text better than the native translator, and be more aware of cultural and social implications hidden in the text. However, the main issue is the output. How do you transform the original text into its equivalent in the target language? I have been working as a freelance translator, of both literary and non-literary works, for the past 10 years, but this question hangs over me every time I begin to translate.
Improper grammar can cause a dramatic change the meaning of a sentence. Extensive use of punctuation can make
Food, similar to one’s traditions and language, acts as another aspect that defines one’s culture and identity. Food offers a new perspective that gives voice to ordinary people about everyday food they eat that defines their identity and culture. Furthermore, food is a way to form communities and connections between people and their culture’s history. Additionally, food can have a significant role in determining social stratification and class, and also dictate another's understanding about that culture.
This book mainly focus on the relationship between translation and culture. It addresses the shift of focus from translated block of text to the binding of translations and the cultures involved in generating these translations. It also covers the significance of translation for cultural planning.
Partee, Barbara H. 2004. Compositionality in Formal Semantics: Selected Papers of Barbara H. Partee, Volume 1 of Explorations in Semantics. Oxford: Blackwell Publishing.
The work of the translator stars with the reading of the ST: he has to study the lexicon, the grammatical structure, the communicative intention of the writer, and of course the cultural context in which is developed the ST, in order to identify the best translation strategy able to express the original intention.
Teaching and acquiring second foreign languages are necessary to have various knowledge that relate to different ways or methodologies. As a known initially the people have (L1.) mother tongue after the birth. It is learned from the way of audition and this acquisition starts with maternity and infanthood. The mother tongue learners learn the main rules and patterns which is L1. Therefore, second language acquisition becomes impalpable. Most of educators tired to solve this problem with different kinds of approaches and applications of curriculums that is based on T-S. In addition, a number of investigators start to do researches and put forward various approaches. In the course of time, some of these approaches were applied. At the same time, every approach which puts forward is destroyed than the previous application. Nowadays many of students who study at teaching second language acquisition learn different kinds of methodologies. These methodologies support the effective acquisition. So a number of teacher and students benefit from these methods. This year we were one of them. We see that many of them such as, terminologies and methodologies based on different period during the history. Our lecture name is Foreign Language Teaching Methods. Briefly these methodologies are Grammar Translation Method (GTM), Direct Method (DM), The Audio-Lingual Method (ALM), The Silent Way (SW), Suggestopedia, Communicative Language Learning, and Community Lang. Learning, The Lexical Approach, Comparative Learning, Content Based Learning, Task-Based Learning and Past Method.
Transposition involves “replacing one word class with another without changing the meaning of the message” (Vinay and Darbelnet, 1958/1995: 88). For instance, the ST noun is translated into an adjective or a verb in the TL but it conveys thae same meaning of the ST. Newmark (1988: 85) defines transposition as “a translation procedure involving a change in the grammar from SL to TL.” Newmark gives four types of transposition. The first type is concerned with the form and position of the word. An example is given by Zakhir (2008: 3): “a red car”, "سيارة حمراء"; “a beautiful girl”, "فتاة جميلة". It can be noted from the latter example that the position of the adjective has been changed in the translation and this change depends on the grammatical rules of TL.
There has been a heated discussion in the field of Translation Studies with respect to where the emphasis should be put. Should it be on the source text and the sender, on the target text and the receiver or the process itself? This boils down to how one defines translation. This essay offers a critical view on the Skopos theory, which focuses on the translation process. A discussion is included to illustrate the importance of translation brief in both pedagogical and professional settings. Other related theories are presented as well. Finally, the essay concludes with a few remarks and suggestions.