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» Arabic-English Translation of “Scream” Idiomatic Expressions
By Saleh Dardeer | Published 10/5/2015 | Arabic | Recommendation:RateSecARateSecARateSecARateSecARateSecI
This article aims to tackle the translation of English idiomatic expressions in Arabic subtitles taking a short clip from the American well-known movie: Scream. The approach, methods and solutions are not necessarily confined to the Audiovisual Translation, rather, they could be applied to written translation in some cases. Keywords: idioms, idiomatic expressions, subtitle, Arabic, Audiovisual Translation, culture
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