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Publication الاتساق بالإحالة في ترجمة رواية ملايوية "الأستاذ" إلى اللغة العربية: دراسة مقارنة بين الترجمة البشرية والترجمة الآلية(Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia, 2024-05) ;نور حنان بنت بدر الهشام ;Nur Hanan Binti BadhrulhishamLubna Abd Rahman [Supervisor]This study investigates the similarities and differences between human translation and machine translation, namely Google Translate in translating cohesion elements, which have semantic relations with another element in a text. The type of cohesion elements chosen in this study is Reference. Reference includes pronoun, demonstrative nouns, and comparative nouns, as stated by Halliday and Hasan (1976). The reference elements are extracted from the first chapter of the Malay novel ‘Ustaz’ to identify the reference elements that exist in the text. This study adopted a comparative analysis method to compare between human translation (HT) and Google Translate (GT). It is found that the similarities and differences between the two translations are divided into three categories: 1) Perfect similarities, 2) Imperfect similarities and 3) Differences. The study also found that there are more similarities than differences between HT and GT. The differences that are found are acceptable in terms of preserving the cohesion of the text. However, there is one sub-category of the differences that affects the cohesion of the text that is, the differences in pronouns. This difference is considered as common mistakes done by Google Translate as it sometimes fails to identify the referent of the pronoun, resulting in confusion for the reader. It can be concluded that Google Translate is capable to translate cohesion to some extent, but it still needs a post editing by human translator to achieve total cohesion in a text. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Publication تقنيات ترجمة رواية كليلة ودمنة إلى اللغة الملايوية في ضوء نظريّة التكييف لنايدا(Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia, 2023-08) ;نور عزة بنت مد عزمنNur'izzah Binti Md AzmanThe importance of preserving the meaning of the source text and producing an appropriate translation in the target language is particularly relevant in translating classical literature from Arabic to Malay. In the process of translating classic literary works, especially from different cultures and language structures, an equivalence of meaning is important to ensure that the message and cultural values of the original text can be retained and well understood by the target language readers. The use of adjustments techniques, including additions, subtraction, and alteration, is a key step in achieving an accurate match of meaning in dealing with the linguistic and cultural challenges that arise in the translation process. Therefore, this study was conducted to identify the translation method used in the novel Kalila wa Dimnah according to Nida's theory (1964). In addition, this study also identifies the factors that cause adaptation, and the effects of the adaptation techniques. The researcher used a qualitative descriptive method and adopted content analysis method to study the research material. The results of the study show that translators use addition techniques more often than amendments and reductions. In addition, there are several factors that cause such adjustments such as structural differences, clarifying ambiguity in sentences, and avoiding repetition. In addition, the study also found that there are some effects from the adjustments such as, the translation becomes more accurate and provides readability to the target reader. However, there are also some adjustments that lead to inaccuracies and undertranslation in transferring the original meaning of the novel.