Translation studies analyzes different types of translations including usage, cribs, and poetry to prose. Usage refers to literal translations in 19th century English texts of classical works and the Bible. Cribs are literal translations sometimes prepared for writers translating works in an unfamiliar language. For example, Robert Pinsky used a literal translation in translating Dante's Inferno. There is a difference between a literal translation of a poetic work, which may be in prose form while maintaining accuracy, and a prose translation, which interprets the original work in a different style.

1. Translation Studies
Type of Studies
1 .Usage
2. Cribs
3.Poetry to prose
4.As bad practice
5.Examples

2. USAGE
The Trem “Liter Translation”
Often appeared in the titles of 19th_century
English translation of classical, Bible and other
Texts.

3. cribs
Literal transelation (“cribs,”
“ponies”,or trots)are sometime prepared for
Writer who is translating a work written in a
language he does not know.for example robert
Pinsky is reported to used a literal translation in
Preparing his translation of dante’s INFERNO
(1994).

4. Poetry to proseThere is however a great deal of difference
between a literal translation of a poetic work
and a prose translation a literal translation of
poetry may be in prose rather than verse but
also be error free.