Question

Linguistic equivalence is possible only when there

is ​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Linguistic equivalence exists in translation when the translated text is exactly the same from when compared to the text from where it is translated.

For Linguistic equivalence it is important that the language to be translated is rich enough to include proper words to be able to support word to word translation without changing the sequence and meaning of the overall sentence

Answer 2

Linguistic equivalence is possible only when there  is similar text.

• The manner in which the text is the same in one language as in the other from which it was translated is linguistic equivalence. It is the parallel between a word in one language and its meaning in another.
• Translation allows contact between the individuals. Equivalence in this manner becomes the indicator of translation process success.
• The more the source and the target text are similar, the better communication objectives can be accomplished.