English, asked by Lgonzales1969, 11 months ago

what structural decision does a translator make when translating an original text?

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Answered by nidaeamann

Answer:

Dialogue

Explanation:

When translating an original text, the translator has several options for making structural changes that include Character development, conflict resolution and dialogue and among those he should chose dialogue.

A dialogue can be a structural change, the way the translator can change the style of the context which can also effect the impression that a reader would get from reading the translation

Answered by 5valonvalo

Answer: Word Choice (Apex) I just did it.

Explanation:Hope this helps

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