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A to Z of Arabic - English - Arabic Translation, EPUB eBook

A to Z of Arabic - English - Arabic Translation EPUB

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The A to Z highlights common pitfalls faced by translators working on both Arabic-English and English-Arabic texts.

Each translation problem is carefully contextualized and illustrated with examples drawn from contemporary literature and the media.

Using a comparative analysis approach, the authors discuss grammatical, lexical and semantic translation issues, and offer guidance regarding correct and idiomatic usage.

A much-needed addition to the field for university-level students of translation and professional translators alike, the A to Z has been designed with a view to *developing and honing skills in translating between Arabic and English *enhancing idiomatic expression in both languages; *raising awareness of problems specific to Arabic-English and English-Arabic translation; *increasing competency by providing appropriate strategies for effective translation.

Alphabetic arrangement of the entries ensures ease of use as both a manual and a reference work.

As such, the A to Z is eminently suited for both independent and classroom use..

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