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Mar 10 |
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Errors and Unnatural Language in a Translation Challenge @NS.X. That's what I feel as a native speaker. I agree that it's formal and maybe academic, but so it is with the original sentence, and even though, it still could be authentic. Do you have any clues saying it's anti-authentic, if you do, could you share the reference please? |
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Mar 10 |
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Errors and Unnatural Language in a Translation Challenge @NS.X. Authenticity and accuracy can be both achieved. 在玛格丽特混饮中掺了化肥 still sounds very like native speaking. If I hear this sentence out of a movie, I won't feel any odds. |
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Mar 10 |
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Is the expression 学识渊博 usually used in a pejorative sense? This is usually a positive word. |
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Mar 9 |
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Errors and Unnatural Language in a Translation Challenge 我觉得应该说“在玛格丽特混饮中掺了化肥”。不能因为所谓“流畅”而丢失原文的信息。况且这么说也不失流畅，更不存在“redundant”, "irrelevant"一说。 |
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Mar 7 |
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我也住在這裡 or 我也住這裡 There is an article (in Chinese) illustrates well how prepositions are omitted sometimes: 汉语口语中的介词省略 |
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Mar 7 |
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我也住在這裡 or 我也住這裡 @ZhouHeng 你语文没学好吧。 |
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Mar 3 |
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Resources for learning Mandarin Chinese @Alenanno Oh I see, I mixed the online desktop version and the web version. Yes, you got it! |
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Mar 3 |
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Resources for learning Mandarin Chinese I didn't add description to Dict.cn, but it is very like youdao and it's also nice and neat. |
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Jan 20 |
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How should I understand 集合? It usually means "a set of" or "a collection of" |
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Jan 13 |
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Why is Economic translated to “經濟”? @StumpyJoePete，“经济”一词在古汉语中是“治理国家”的意思。后来被日本人作为西方经济学概念的翻译。当时中国学者的翻译是“生计学”、“计学”，到 1903 年以后在中国逐渐开始采用“经济学”。至于日本人为何翻译成“经济”，可能是联系了“经济”这个词原来的意义，具体的原因，我觉得应该去日语区问。 |
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Jan 13 |
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Resources for learning Shanghainese @StumpyJoePete, as I said, Mandarin Chinese is the fundamental to beginners. Learn it before you start to learn dialects like Shanghainese. The main difference between Shanghainese and Mandarin is the pronunciation. The characters are the same and grammars are similar. If you really want to learn Shanghainese, go to youtube (youtube.com/…) and I also said that the best way to learn it is to speak to native Shanghainese. |
