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translation linguacultural problemsOnline version yes no questions by Laylo Bekmurodova 1 Can linguistic equivalence always guarantee cultural equivalence in translation? Yes No 2 Is it true that every idiom has a perfect equivalent in another language? Yes No 3 Can translators ignore pragmatic meaning if lexical meaning is preserved? Yes No 4 Is “lost in translation” often caused by cultural rather than grammatical differences? Yes No 5 Do culture-specific items (realia) require adaptation rather than literal translation? Yes No 6 Should translators always domesticate culture-bound expressions for target readers? Yes No 7 Can non-verbal communication (gestures, tone, silence) create translation difficulties? Yes No 8 Is linguistic relativity a concept that influences translation interpretation? Yes No 9 Does cultural transposition mean completely erasing the original culture from the text? Yes No 10 Can literal translation of humor sometimes result in offense or misunderstanding? Yes No

translation linguacultural problemsOnline version

yes no questions

by Laylo Bekmurodova

Can linguistic equivalence always guarantee cultural equivalence in translation?

Yes

Is it true that every idiom has a perfect equivalent in another language?

Yes

Can translators ignore pragmatic meaning if lexical meaning is preserved?

Yes

Is “lost in translation” often caused by cultural rather than grammatical differences?

Yes

Do culture-specific items (realia) require adaptation rather than literal translation?

Yes

Should translators always domesticate culture-bound expressions for target readers?

Yes

Can non-verbal communication (gestures, tone, silence) create translation difficulties?

Yes

Is linguistic relativity a concept that influences translation interpretation?

Yes

Does cultural transposition mean completely erasing the original culture from the text?

Yes

Can literal translation of humor sometimes result in offense or misunderstanding?

Yes

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translation linguacultural problems

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translation linguacultural problemsOnline version

by Laylo Bekmurodova

Can linguistic equivalence always guarantee cultural equivalence in translation?

Is it true that every idiom has a perfect equivalent in another language?

Can translators ignore pragmatic meaning if lexical meaning is preserved?

Is “lost in translation” often caused by cultural rather than grammatical differences?

Do culture-specific items (realia) require adaptation rather than literal translation?

Should translators always domesticate culture-bound expressions for target readers?

Can non-verbal communication (gestures, tone, silence) create translation difficulties?

Is linguistic relativity a concept that influences translation interpretation?

Does cultural transposition mean completely erasing the original culture from the text?

Can literal translation of humor sometimes result in offense or misunderstanding?

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