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translation
pragmatics
interlingual communication
semantics
etymology
equivalence
linguistics

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THE PRAGMALINGUISTIC TRANSLATION OF PHRASEOLOGICAL UNITS. (2024). ACUMEN: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH, 1(3), 10-16. https://www.universalpublishings.com/index.php/aijmr/article/view/7307

Abstract

For a long time, "translation" has likewise been utilized in the feeling of discourse, portrayal, and clarification. Afterward, the word came to mean a sort of imaginative creation and turned into a logical and philological term. As a rule, translation is the generation of a text written in one language or a discourse expressed in another language. The translation is the specialty of re-creation, a work of high workmanship, and even at the point when it is a work, it requires research, difficult work, tolerance, and difficult work on different materials. Assuming we take a gander at the lexical importance of the word translation, the translation is gotten from the Persian word "tarzabon" to Arabic. "Tarzabon" signifies an individual who is a decent speaker, speaker. The Arabic word for "interpreter" is gotten from the word "translation". The idea of translation is exceptionally expansive. From the outset, we ought to track down a response to the inquiry "What is translation?". Agents of various circles give various solutions to the inquiry.

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