Some Concepts
April 7, 2009 — aldomemar
- Dynamic equivalence: AKA functional equivalence, attempts to convey the thought, meaning and pragmatic intention expressed in a source text.
- Formal equivalence: Is essentially the same as word-for-word translation.
- Source language: Language in which the text to be translated is written.
- Source text: The text to be translated.
- Target language: Language into which a text is going to be translated.
- Target text: The translation, the result of the translation process.
- Text type: Class of text with specific characteristics of style, sentence formation, terminology, etc.
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