| Translation, the depiction of text into
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| | can be exemplified as--
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| another lingo without loosing its unique
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| essence, supply the same meaning as the
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| | 1. Making out the meaning of the source
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| written communication in a first
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| | text; as well as
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| language, also termed as target text. It
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| | 2. Re-encoding that very meaning into the
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| is required to consider a number of
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| | target language.
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| constraints, including context, the set
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| | A translation unit could be a word, an
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| of laws for the sentence structure of the
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| | expression or even one or more sentences.
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| two languages, their writing conventions,
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| | At the back of this seemingly simple
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| their phrase and the like.
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| | procedure lies an intricate cognitive
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| Maybe the most common mistaken belief
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| | operation. To decode the absolute meaning
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| about translation is that there subsists
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| | of the source text, the segments of the
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| a simple "word-for-word" (exact) relation
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| | text are to be delighted as a cognitive
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| between any of the two languages.
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| | component and the translator must
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| Consequently, Translation is a clear-cut
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| | consciously and systematically, interpret
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| and mechanical process. Source and target
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| | and examine all its features.
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| text may be at variance, considerably
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| | This process calls for thorough knowledge
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| lengthwise because the historical
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| | of the grammar, semantics, syntax,
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| differences among languages, time and
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| | idioms, and the like, of the source
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| again give the dissimilarity of
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| | language. (Knowledge of the subject
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| expression. So it is quite contrary to
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| | matter under discussion is essential). In
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| it.
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| | recent years, studies in cognitive
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| Beside this, the translation is always
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| | linguistics have endowed us with the
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| weighed down with uncertainties and over
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| | valuable insights into the cognitive
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| and above, it generates linguistic
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| | process of translation.
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| hybrids, such as, "Spanglish"
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| | Despite of the fact of putting frantic
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| (Spanish-English) "Franglais"
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| | efforts for computerizing or automating
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| (French-English), and "Poglish"
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| | the translation of the natural-language
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| (Polish-English).
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| | texts, Translation has always been a
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| The translation process, whether it is
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| | human activity.
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| designed for translation or interpreting,
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