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- "Why did you f***ing lie to me"

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- "لماذا كذبت علي بحق السماء"

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True

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False

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Because they are spoken on screen, rather than written, and it is difficult to make use of the medium for reasons of time and space limitation.

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Written words have more effect and influence than spoken ones.

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Due to the fact that written swear words have more power than spoken ones and some societies still feel the need to protect themselves from foreign cultures, politeness on screen is a must.

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The difficulty to reading dialect on screen, finding an appropriate target dialect, finding such a dialect means a recreation of the source characters but without sounding too colloquial in the target language and the use of dialect in subtitling is not effective in transferring the dialect of the source text.

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they are still rarely seen because of the readability issue,and to reserve the flavor of the source text’s reality.

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Q1: What did Jaskanen propose with regard to subtitling dialects? P. 28 (2 points.)

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Q2: What are the obstacles faced when compensating the source text dialects? P. 30 (4 points.)

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Q3: Why should the language on the screen be polite? P. 35 ( 2 points).

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Q4: which one has a strong effect spoken or written words? P.35

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Q5: Maintaining the joke when translating to the target language is not easy. T or F. P. 36

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Q6: In films and sitcoms puns are usually untranslatable, why? P. 37 (2 points.)

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Q7: What are some examples of alleviating the swearing words in media or movies? P. 33

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Q8: Some jokes or puns need to be modified to cause laughter especially if there is no equivalent in the target language. T or F P. 38