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Nombre Completo: Eylin del Carmen González Rivera

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Nombre Completo: Eylin del Carmen González Rivera

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Cédula: 4-780-1009

Nombre del libro: Los sueños que no cuento y el dragon.

Autor: Luz Mary Castrellon

Número de páginas: 1-50

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Cédula: 4-817-1540

Nombre del Libro: Daily Prayers

Autor: Renella Lavergne

Número de páginas: pp. 1-50

RECOMMENDATIONS:

1- it is essential to thoroughly understand the source text. This means reading the entire text carefully to grasp its full meaning and context.

2- Proofreading and editing are critical steps to ensure the accuracy and quality of the translation. This involves checking for grammatical errors, punctuation, and spelling mistakes.

3- Adapting the translation to suit the target audience is another important consideration. This involves being culturally sensitive and modifying cultural references and idiomatic expressions to be more relatable to the target audience.

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Cédula: 4-816-391

Nombre del libro: "Cantos de Identidad y de Patria"

Autor: Mario José Molina Castillo

Número de páginas: 1-50

Recommendations:

For a final graduation project translating a book, choose a text that is simple in terms of grammar and culture, and ensure you have the necessary permissions. Familiarize yourself with the book's context and study translation techniques, keeping a glossary of recurring terms.

During the translation, create an initial draft focused on capturing the meaning and review your work several times to ensure fluency and fidelity. Seek feedback from professors or native speakers and use translation tools and online resources to resolve any doubts.

Finally, present your project with a clear structure, explaining your translation decisions and the challenges faced. Meet your institution’s formatting and style requirements to ensure a professional and well-organized presentation.

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Nombre: Eunice Elizabet Arauz Ortiz

Cedula: 4-795-680

Nombre del libro: Rompe tus Barreras

Autor: Maria Madrigal

Número de Página: 12-62

1. Know both languages: Ensure you have a deep understanding of both the original language of the book and the target language. This includes vocabulary, grammar, and cultural nuances that can affect meaning.

2. Capture the author's tone: Beyond translating words, it is important to convey the author's voice and style. Read the original text multiple times and adapt the structure and word choices to sound natural in the target language.

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Cédula: 4-817-513

Nombre del libro: Daily Prayers

Autor: Renella Lavergne

Número de páginas: 101-150

Recommendations:

1. Thoroughly understand the source text: Before beginning the translation, it's essential to fully comprehend the original text. This involves not only understanding the vocabulary and grammar but also the cultural context, tone, and intent of the author. Once you have a clear understanding of the content and its purpose, you can select the most appropriate translation techniques to maintain the essence and message of the text. For instance, if the text contains idiomatic expressions or cultural references, techniques like equivalence or adaptation will be crucial to convey the same meaning in a way that is comprehensible and relevant to the target audience.

2. Maintain coherence and naturalness in the target language: When applying translation techniques, it's important to ensure that the translated text is coherent and natural in the target language. This involves adjusting grammatical structures, idioms, and expressions so they sound fluid and natural to native speakers of the target language. Additionally, review and edit your translation to ensure that the message is clear and precise while preserving the original text's intent and tone.

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Cedula: 4-817-209

Nombre del libro: Daily Prayers

Autor: Renella Lavergne

Numero de paginas: 51-100

1. Understand Cultural Contexts

Why: Translation is not just about converting words from one language to another; it’s about conveying the same meaning, tone, and cultural nuances.

How: Research the cultural background and societal norms of both the source and target languages. For example, idiomatic expressions, humor, and references to historical events may need to be adapted or explained to be meaningful to the Spanish-speaking audience.

2. Maintain Consistency and Accuracy

Why: Consistency in terminology, character names, places, and specific jargon is crucial for maintaining the integrity of the text.

How: Use translation memory tools and glossaries to ensure uniformity. Keep a record of recurring terms and their translations. Regularly refer back to this list to ensure that the translation remains consistent throughout the book.

3. Preserve the Author's Voice and Style

Why: The unique voice and style of the author are what make the book distinctive and engaging. A good translation should reflect these elements faithfully.

How: Pay close attention to the author's tone, sentence structure, and stylistic choices. Aim to replicate these as closely as possible in Spanish. Read sections of the translated text aloud to ensure that the rhythm and flow are similar to the original.

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Cédula: 1-715-1831

Nombre del libro: El Heroísmo y la Maldad de mi Herencia

Autor: Katherine Luengo

pages from 151 to 200

My recommendation for a translation project is to start by looking for a book that will be translated well in advance. Also, if you don’t have to start translating the book from scratch, reading everything is essential to understand the story's context. Also, I suggest separating the methodology as you progress with translation.

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Cedula: 4-820-1205

Nombre del libro: Daily Prayers

Autor: Renella Lavergne

Numero de paginas: 151-200

Recommendations:

-Select a Significant and Relevant Book: The first step in your translation project is to choose a book that holds significance in your field of study. Opt for a work that is not widely translated to ensure your project adds unique value. Ensure that the book’s content is relevant to your academic interests and career goals, as this will enhance your engagement and the overall impact of your project.

-Plan and Organize Your Translation Process: Once you have selected the book, it is crucial to develop a structured plan for your translation. Break down the project into manageable sections and set realistic deadlines to ensure steady progress. Utilize resources such as specialized dictionaries, translation software, and reference materials to aid your work.

-Focus on Quality and Cultural Context: A high-quality translation goes beyond literal word-for-word conversion. Pay attention to the cultural nuances and context of the original text to ensure that the translated work accurately reflects the author’s intent and resonates with the target audience. Edit and revise your work multiple times to enhance clarity, coherence, and readability.

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Cédula : 1-733-2304

Nombre del libro : Twenty Tales by Twenty Women

Autor : by Anonymous

Número de páginas 1-50

Número de página 17- 66

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Cédula: 4-816-2403

Nombre del libro: Para Encotrar a Dios.

Autor: Martín Gellabert Ballester.

Numero de página: pp. 1-50

Recommendation

Select a book that you are familiar with or that its content is closely related to, so that you find interest in the information you are translating and it does not become a lazy and tedious project to carry out.

Once you have chosen your book, look for the best way to organize yourself and know how to carry out the final project with work or with other activities that take up valuable time, so that no type of problem or setback occurs with the project.