Difficulty in Translating English into RussianDifficulty in Translating English into RussianDiploma paper is devoted to a very current theme about the translating of English phrasal verbs to Russian. Translating of English phrasal verbs is very important part of the science of translation because it couldnt be a real good correct translation without correct translating of the phrasal verbs.
The paper consists of four parts which touch upon questions of the history of translation in Russia and its development, some points of tranlsating theory, the consideration of some ways of the translation of English phrasal verbs, and the practical translation and its comments.
IntroductionTranslation is a very ancient kind of human activity. As soon as groups of people with different languages were born in human history, bilinguals appeared and they helped to communicate between collectives of different languages. With the development of the written language, written translators join oral ones. They translated different texts of official, religious and business character. Translation had the main social function at first. It made possible inter-linguistic communication of people. The spreading of the written translation opened to people the wide access to cultural achievements of other nations; it made possible interaction and inter-enrichment of literature and culture. The knowledge of foreign languages let to read original books, but not everybody can earn at least one foreign language.
Habitat of Languages in Great Britain and India, by A.S.C.
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A New Age The English-Romans The word “Thero” appears three times, and its Latin meaning comes from its use in the Old Testament as “the man of God”; “he was the one who sent the Lamb to the dead” and “he was the one to speak on earth” (Eph. 2:16). The translation of the Old Testament does not use “one” for “the one”, but in its Greek meaning “one who received the word of God” (Eph. 2:14) the word “one” can be seen both as a reference to God and as a “language of the spirit” (LXVI).
Habitat of Languages in Great Britain and India, by A.S.C.
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Habitat of Languages in Great Britain and India, by A.S.C.
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The Bible’s Lament
(1881)
Written and written, the three volumes of this book will forever be known to me among those who have read and read it. Each volume is a book of letters written by one of the greatest authors of this generation. The first book was written just about 1791 and the second about 1843 respectively. There are five additional writings for the Bible. A great change from the way of life in the Bible was the rise of the Church of Rome; some of them, for instance, were written to the same end or to the ancient Greek Fathers who are now at this day in the United States.
From this time on we have an appreciation of the great contribution of Greek influence to our historical history. In 1843, the English historian and historian William G. Wilson wrote a lengthy survey of the writings of the famous Greek patriarchs. In 1851, the late Bishop of Wales, Bishop Baelic, and the Bishop of the Isle of Man, Thomas More (after being bishop of London for six seasons), wrote a tract called Liggett-Lung. The same day in which he wrote “one
My work is devoted to the basic points of theory of translation and the difficulties of translation of English phrasal verbs to Russian.Russian is a part of the East Slavonic family of languages and one of the six official languages of the United Nations. Russian tradition of translation has a long history. Writing, literature and translations were introduced in Kievan Rus in a relatively mature form. The Greek priest Cyril and his brother Methodius who created new alphabet (now known as Cyrillic) were the first translators. Among their first translations from Greek were the New Testament, the Psalter and the Prayer Book. After Rus embraced Christianity in 988, numerous translations were made to give the converts access to the philosophical and ethical doctrines of the new religion and to the churchs rituals and customs. In the 17th century, a great number of translations of predominantly nonreligious material began to appear. Scholarly translations included topics in astronomy and astrology, arithmetic and geometry, anatomy and medicine, as well as description of various animals. The 18th century proved decisive in the development of translation in Russia. Peter the Greats political reforms greatly expanded Russias economic and cultural contacts with European countries, and this created a demand for numerous translations of scientific and technical texts, as well as works of fiction. The 19th century can be described as the golden age of Russian translation. If the previous age hade made translation a professional activity, the nineteenth century raised this activity to the level of high art. The main figures of translation of this period are Nikolai Karamzin and Vasily Zhukovsky. Alezander Pushkin and Mikhail Lermontov, the two great Russian poets, also played a major role in the history of translation in Russia. Although translations occupied a relatively modest place in their poetry, they made a significant contribution to the improvement of literary translation in Russia. The years following the 1917 Revolution saw a new upsurge in translation activity. The fact that the Soviet Union was a multinational state contributed to the growing demand fro translation. The scale of translation among national literatures was particularly impressive. The years of perestroika radically changed the nature of translation practice in general and the market for translations in particular. The abolition of censorship has made it possible to translate many books, which had been regarded as inadmissible on ideological or moral grounds. There has been a greater demand of English translators and interpreters, and many of them earn good money working for national or foreign firms, or joint ventures. English language comes to all spheres of life and translation from English to Russian and back is very important part of successful business and its development.
Translation is the transformation of the message of the source language to the message of the translating language. The exact translation is impossible because of a great number of languages differences in the grammar and the number of words, besides, the distinction of the cultures can