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Description
Mind Map by Janyce Mejia, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Janyce Mejia
over 9 years ago
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Translation
- Definition
- Transfering written or spoken SL texts to equivalent written or spoken TL texts.
- Transfering written or spoken SL texts to equivalent written or spoken TL texts.
- Jakobson's categories
- Intralingual
- Rewording
- Rewording
- Interlingual
- Translation propper
- Translation propper
- Intersemiotic
- Transmutation
- Transmutation
- Intralingual
- Knowledge
- Procedural
- Options for translation
- Options for translation
- Factual
- Special terminology resources
- Special terminology resources
- Procedural
- Translators
- Very good knowledge about the language
- familiarity with the subject matter
- Excellent command of the target language
- Finely tuned sense
- Very good knowledge about the language
- Types of translation and interpretation
- Financial
- Legal
- Medical
- Scientific
- Technical
- Literary Translation
- Financial
- Types of Translation
- Machine
- Automatic translation
- Automatic translation
- Machine-Assisted
- Machine and human
- Machine and human
- Screen
- Movies and tv subtitling and
dubbing
- Movies and tv subtitling and
dubbing
- Sight
- Documment explained orally
- Documment explained orally
- Localization
- Adapting products to a different culture
- Adapting products to a different culture
- Machine
- Translation
- Types of translation
- Specialized
- Language of a specific area
- Language of a specific area
- Non-specialized
- Direct
- from a foreign language to your native
language or a language you master perfectly
- from a foreign language to your native
language or a language you master perfectly
- Indirect
- Quite a bit
harder to do, and
less reliable
- Quite a bit
harder to do, and
less reliable
- Translation techniques
- Semantic Level
- Explansion
- Amplification for
structural reasons
- Amplification for
structural reasons
- Reduction
- Reduction for
structural reasons
- Reduction for
structural reasons
- Compensation
- Explansion
- Morphosyntactic Level
- Loan
- Taken word without translation
- Taken word without translation
- Calque
- Literally translated
- Literally translated
- Literal translation
- Translating word by word
respecting the collocations
of the target language
- Translating word by word
respecting the collocations
of the target language
- Transposition
- Translating one part
of the speech to
other one, without
changing the meaning
- Translating one part
of the speech to
other one, without
changing the meaning
- Modulation
- Variation of the message
- Variation of the message
- Equivalence
- Transmiting the same
situation by using
different stylistic and
structural resources
- Transmiting the same
situation by using
different stylistic and
structural resources
- Adaptation
- solve a cultural
vacuum between
source and
target language).
- solve a cultural
vacuum between
source and
target language).
- Loan
- Semantic Level
- Specialized
- PrOcess
- Comprenhension Stage
- Semasiology
- Semasiology
- Expression Stage
- Onomasiology
- Onomasiology
- Comprenhension Stage
- Types of translation
- Interpreting
- Types of Interpretation
- Consecutive
- Taking notes while listening. Then translates during pauses
- Taking notes while listening. Then translates during pauses
- Simultaneous
- Listening to a speech and simultaneously interpret it
- Listening to a speech and simultaneously interpret it
- Consecutive
- Is the facilitation of oral or sign-language communication
- Types of Interpretation
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