Translation and linguistics
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Translation, Cognitive operations, Grammar, SemanticsAbstract
In the seemingly easy process of translation, complex cognitive operations occur. To decipher the meaning of the source text, the translator must interpret and analyze all the features of the text. A process that requires an in-depth knowledge of grammar, syntax, semantics, and idioms from the reference language should also know the culture of the speakers of that language. Translation theorists generally believe that translation is a subjective, complex, conscious, and purposeful activity. In all stages of translation, the translator's verbal choices - including the style of expression, choice of words, choice of different interpretations, use of different combinations, and the like - all affect the translation in some way. In this article, the relationship between linguistics and translation is investigated by descriptive method and using library resources, including the sources of linguistics and translation. This article discusses the history of translation and the characteristics of a good translator.
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