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Following the rapid growth of the tourism industry worldwide, translation has become one of the most practical means of cross-cultural tourism promotion. In fact, tourism promotional materials (TPMs) are considered one of the most translated types of text... see more

Abstract: This article looks back on a large nursing textbook translation carried out by two translators in partnership. Time zone differences meant the translators worked with detailed discussion worksheets. Challenges involved in the translation of this... see more

The phenomenon of false friends of a translator relates to a pair of languages. It occurs when words or phrases that sound or look similar in two languages differ to a significant degree in meaning. Consequently, learners using a false friend make a fool ... see more

The category of “Illegal” immigrants, in which the present article is interested, is conventionally referred to in the discourse of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) as a ‘large scale influx’. To differentiate it from the UNHCR col... see more

The category of “Illegal” immigrants, in which the present article is interested, is conventionally referred to in the discourse of the United Nation High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) as ‘large scale influx’. To differentiate it from the UNHCR collec... see more

An oxymoron is a complex term as it contains inherent contradictions. This often results in confusion and miscommunication.  In translation studies, despite the existence of quite a rich body of research on figurative language, the dearth of research... see more

Non-verbal behaviour is often incorporated in literary fiction to complement or replace the verbal behaviour of characters. Because of its ability to convey messages, it is considered as equally important as verbal behaviour in a literary text. Taking thi... see more

This paper focuses on the role of literary translation in the development and enrichment of national literature. Literary translation establishes complex mutual relations between nations. It can replace and strengthen original genres (for instance during ... see more

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