The Translator, Bände 5-6St. Jerome Publishing, 1999 |
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... specific about the size , shape and handling of objects than one would expect in a language such as English . This may mean that in recounting an incident – often a key element in court proceedings – a witness may provide quite specific ...
... specific about the size , shape and handling of objects than one would expect in a language such as English . This may mean that in recounting an incident – often a key element in court proceedings – a witness may provide quite specific ...
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... specific examples of inter- preter modification are presented below . Most of these are taken from video - recorded proceedings , and it has therefore been possible to make care- ful comparison between source and target message . 4 ...
... specific examples of inter- preter modification are presented below . Most of these are taken from video - recorded proceedings , and it has therefore been possible to make care- ful comparison between source and target message . 4 ...
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... specific about the way in which the defendant had held a knife . The diffi- culty for the interpreter was that every time some version of hold the knife was expressed , she had to choose a specific version of a holding classifier ...
... specific about the way in which the defendant had held a knife . The diffi- culty for the interpreter was that every time some version of hold the knife was expressed , she had to choose a specific version of a holding classifier ...
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Contemporary Japanese Fiction and Middlebrow Translation Strategies | 27 |
Processing Subtitles and Film Images Hearing vs Deaf Viewers | 45 |
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