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Adjectives Essay

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LITERATURE REVIEW

2.1 INTRODUCTION

This chapter will look at the past researches related to this topic. It will cover on the history of translation and adjectives as well as on the history of the source text and target text.

2.2 DEFINITION OF TRANSLATION

By the definition defined by most scholars, it can be concluded that translation is a “process of content (information) and form (language) transfers” according to the conclusion made by Azman Che Mat and Ismail Muhammad (2010). Translation is also known as a method or process of civilization exchange. Almost all civilizations were indebted to each other (Azman Che Mat & Ismail Muhammad 2010) in terms of all field exist in the ancient times. With the help of translation, knowledge …show more content…

In this book, they discussed about the significance of adjectives in general. Translating a single adjective proved to be hard, plus when translators are trying their best not to change the meaning and at the same time not tainting the beauty of the original language. The researches done on translating adjectives from second person view are close to zero, making it hard for other researcher to find past studies as …show more content…

Groves and Mundt (2015) find that Machine Translation (MT) will have a profound influence not only on teaching Language for Academic Purposes but also change the way the students translate a text. From this, it is safe to conclude that the tools used by translators are reliable and accurate as well as

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