How does a translator interpret a literary work?

A. By expressing a literary work in a different language than the original

B. By being inspired by a work

C. By providing drawings for a work

D. By revealing his or her own personal bias

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Gunnar Walls

2 September, 05:24

How does a translator interpret a literary work?

A. By expressing a literary work in a different language than the original

B. By being inspired by a work

C. By providing drawings for a work

D. By revealing his or her own personal bias

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Caren · Answer 1

A translator's job is to translate a text into another language. This is only called interpretation to stress that some changes are inevitable, but a translator should stay as close to the original as possible.

the correct answer is A: By expressing a literary work in a different language than the original

How does a translator interpret a literary work?A. By expressing a literary work in a different language than the originalB. By being inspired by a workC. By providing drawings for a workD. By revealing his or her own personal bias

How does a translator interpret a literary work?

A. By expressing a literary work in a different language than the original

B. By being inspired by a work

C. By providing drawings for a work

D. By revealing his or her own personal bias