Teaching Communicative Translation through Skopos Theory
Abstract
Communication is considered successful when the people
involved understand each others. Since there are many languages around
their world, languages can also be a barrier in communicating. People
with a particular language cannot interact with other who has different
language than his to link this shortage, it requires the role of a translator.
Nowadays many people are just taking the opportunity to be translators
just because they are bilingual without any awareness of what it is called
as successful in translation People with a particular language cannot
interact with other who has different language than his. In this regard,
this paper will discuss what aspect are necessary to be a professional
translator. This understanding will lead us to know how to teach
translation to students in order to achieve a communicative translation.
involved understand each others. Since there are many languages around
their world, languages can also be a barrier in communicating. People
with a particular language cannot interact with other who has different
language than his to link this shortage, it requires the role of a translator.
Nowadays many people are just taking the opportunity to be translators
just because they are bilingual without any awareness of what it is called
as successful in translation People with a particular language cannot
interact with other who has different language than his. In this regard,
this paper will discuss what aspect are necessary to be a professional
translator. This understanding will lead us to know how to teach
translation to students in order to achieve a communicative translation.
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PDFDOI: https://doi.org/10.33508/mgs.v0i27.641