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Title:Prevajanje v (ne)materni jezik: med mitom in resničnostjo
Authors:ID Waller, Kristina Alice (Author)
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Language:Slovenian
Work type:Master's thesis/paper
Typology:2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:FF - Faculty of Arts
Abstract:Eno temeljnih načel pristojnih na področju teorije prevajanja je, da naj bi prevajalci prevajali samo v svoj materni jezik, vendar je v praksi zaradi prevelikega povpraševanja v številnih državah nemogoče zagotoviti zadostno število prevajalcev, ki so naravni govorci ciljnega jezika, kar je tudi situacija v Sloveniji. Dejstvo je, da so univerzitetno izobraženi prevajalci v Sloveniji usposobljeni ne samo za prevajanje v obe jezikovni smeri svoje jezikovne kombinacije, ampak so tudi primorani tako delovati z ekonomičnega vidika glede na okoliščine na prevajalskem trgu. V nalogi želim predstaviti problematičnost izraza 'naravni govorec' in to, kako je ta izraz neupravičeno uporabljen kot sopomenka za kakovost, ter izpostaviti, kako so druge kvalifikacije prevajalca vredne več. Nato argumentiram, kako je prevajanje v nematerni jezik legitimna prevajalska dejavnost, ki si zasluži zavzeti bolj cenjeno mesto znotraj sveta prevajanja. S tem, ko se začnemo zavedati, kakšno je resnično stanje v prevajalski praksi in ne le slepo sledimo zastareli teoriji, bomo lahko naredili korake v pravi smeri in zagotovili, med drugim, boljšo kakovost prevodov in boljši položaj prevajalcev. Podani so tudi nekateri predlogi, kako bi lahko dosegli določene izboljšave.
Keywords:materni jezik, naravni govorec, nematerni jezik, prevajanje
Place of publishing:Maribor
Publisher:[K. A. Waller]
Year of publishing:2018
PID:20.500.12556/DKUM-71763 New window
UDC:81'25(043.2)
COBISS.SI-ID:24095240 New window
NUK URN:URN:SI:UM:DK:VQOS6VWU
Publication date in DKUM:24.10.2018
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Language:English
Title:(Non-)native translation: between myth and reality
Abstract:One of the leading principles present in translation theory is that translators should only translate into their native language, however, in practice, there are a number of countries that are simply unable to ensure enough translators who are native speakers of the target language to meet demands, which is the also the case in Slovenia. The fact is that university-level educated translators in Slovenia are not only qualified to translate into both directions of their language pair, but are also required to do so due to economic reasons that are present in the translation market. In the thesis I initially present the problems raised just by the expression native speaker and how this term is unjustifiably used as a synonym for quality, and highlight how there are other translator qualifications are more valuable. I then argue that translation into a non-native language is a legitimate translation activity that deserves its rightful place in the translation world. By facing the reality of the situation in translation practice and not just simply follow theory blindly, it is possible to take steps in the right direction and, among other things, improve non-native translation quality and a better position for translators. I also offer some suggestions on how to start tackling this issue and make improvements.
Keywords:mother tongue, native speaker, non-native language, translation


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