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Translation in Practice




            Prepared by:-
         Kuvadiya Deepika
         M.A.-part(II)
             Sem-(III)
     Paper- Translation studies
               Roll no. 10
Translation:
               God knows what was going on downstairs
but the sounds but the noise of glass, the noise of sudden
pushing off the door of car, singing, and noise of having
fun, the noises of men and their silvery laugh- these all
thing suggests that elders were enjoying their simple and
 wise world and you were sleeping under the shadow of
moonlight and tree.
Problems while translating:


Choosing the words
   Voice: man, people
   Sound: Horn, train, friction of Car’s tire
   Blasting of air or blowing of air.
    dots or marks on body.
Structure pattern

You can't even sleep with this thought.

The sound of train sunk slowly

You were hidden in the bed filled with both the
Shadow of moonlight and tree.
Grammatical structure


Real meaning lost
Thank you…………

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Translation studies

  • 1. Translation in Practice Prepared by:- Kuvadiya Deepika M.A.-part(II) Sem-(III) Paper- Translation studies Roll no. 10
  • 2. Translation: God knows what was going on downstairs but the sounds but the noise of glass, the noise of sudden pushing off the door of car, singing, and noise of having fun, the noises of men and their silvery laugh- these all thing suggests that elders were enjoying their simple and wise world and you were sleeping under the shadow of moonlight and tree.
  • 3. Problems while translating: Choosing the words Voice: man, people Sound: Horn, train, friction of Car’s tire Blasting of air or blowing of air. dots or marks on body.
  • 4. Structure pattern You can't even sleep with this thought. The sound of train sunk slowly You were hidden in the bed filled with both the Shadow of moonlight and tree.