Types of Translation (ENG)

[@yahayahassan958]

The lecture was interesting and informative . I get lots of information from this . Thanks for ur video.

[@khagenbharali9317]

Relevant information in regards to translate any form of literary style or works are combined together with spirit of text content.

[@SubhashKumar-kr6up]

It was very interesting and informative lecture. Thank you sir 🙏

[@ranjiths1169]

Helpful

[@Literature_with_swati]

HEY THERE! Here are the links of both of my videos regarding translation studies & the nature and scope of translation in hindi 1. Concept of translation in India and in western culture kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZTVfHWbaKxppbssi=Z8wvmgNtAQw_wo0D 2. The nature & scope of translation (types of translation, recoding, decoding, transcription, Eugene nida's theory, transcreation) kzbin.info/www/bejne/hHK9gJiKdsSLpsksi=Y_Tohj8cbd1Cfw0K Thank you! Stay tuned!

[@jyothiguptav7505]

Sir , you got an excellent style of articulation but the pdfs and info feel so fragmented.

[@englishwithtjmalik1383]

nice

[@danielgebreegzianhear5320]

tis good

[@sanjeevthakur6842]

Sir hindi me bi explain kro 🙏🙏🙏

[@h.bthakkar508]

Please translation important ; used and wark please Hindi

[@mtegarid6296]

This is very useful, but apart from that I don't understand a few words, because you speak too fast and your Indian accent is so thick which makes it difficult for us to understand, not only that, I was very serious but it all goes away because your speech is so funny to hear. maybe for the next video you can speak more firmly and slowly, that's all my criticism.

[@packerfan8351]

shut up bro you make a video then

[@RameshSharma-iu6fh]

It is a reading, not a lecture, totally devoid of interpretation.

[@ice_grey]

that's true