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Dementia, 2023
Objective Examine the process of culturally adapting the content of the World Health Organization iSupport program for family caregivers of people living with dementia in Brazil.
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Objective Examine the process of culturally adapting the content of the World Health Organization iSupport program for family caregivers of people living with dementia in Brazil.
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Pragmatic adaptation in translations of fiction for children by M. Bond and J. Kerr
Theoretical and Applied Linguistics, 2023The article aims to determine the major strategy of pragmatic adaptation and its techniques characteristic for translations of children’s fiction by the British writers of the XX century M. Bond and J. Kerr.
Tatyana V. Kosolapova
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TRANSLATION STRATEGIES OF ONOMASTIC REALIA (PROPER NAMES) IN TWO TRANSLATED WORKS OF D. O. FAGUNWA
International Journal of Humanities, Literature and Art ResearchThe translation of proper names in literature is a critical aspect of the broader process of translation, a conduit for conveying cultural meanings, symbols, and identities which has attracted sparse considerations in research.
M. O. ODUOLA, A. O. OLAJUYIGBE
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Scientific Journal of Polonia University
The aim of the research is to analyse the main methods of proper names of the novel “Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone” rendering in Ukrainian translation performed by Viktor Morozov; to evaluate the translation transformations used in the process
S. Ostapenko, Daria Lishchyshyna
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The aim of the research is to analyse the main methods of proper names of the novel “Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone” rendering in Ukrainian translation performed by Viktor Morozov; to evaluate the translation transformations used in the process
S. Ostapenko, Daria Lishchyshyna
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Studies in Logic, Grammar and Rhetoric
In a literary translation, nomina propria not only indicate a given object, but also perform other functions, evoking many associations. As linguistic carriers of national culture, on the one hand, they introduce the element of foreignness to a ...
Urszula Kochanowska
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In a literary translation, nomina propria not only indicate a given object, but also perform other functions, evoking many associations. As linguistic carriers of national culture, on the one hand, they introduce the element of foreignness to a ...
Urszula Kochanowska
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Challenges and strategies in the translation of proper names
Bulletin of L.N. Gumilyov Eurasian National University FILOLOGY SeriesProper names (PNs) pose significant challenges in translation due to their cultural, historical, and linguistic significance. This study explores strategies for translating proper names across different languages, focusing on empirical data and ...
A. Omarova, A. Raissova, G.A. Kozhanova
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The Strategies for Translating Proper Names in Children’s Literature
Studies About Languages, 2009The translation of proper names is one of the most challenging activities every translator faces. While working on children’s literature, the translation is especially complicated since proper names usually have various allusions indicating sex, age ...
E. Jaleniauskiene, Vilma Čičelytė
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Philological Review
The publication identifies and analyzes borrowed names of individuals to denote professional and industrial vocabulary, in particular, it indicates from which languages they penetrated, through which mediation: the vast majority of words come from ...
V. Tytarenko
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The publication identifies and analyzes borrowed names of individuals to denote professional and industrial vocabulary, in particular, it indicates from which languages they penetrated, through which mediation: the vast majority of words come from ...
V. Tytarenko
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