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EXPLORE THE ADVANTAGES OF INTERNATIONAL STUDIES IN LANDS DOWN UNDER

The term ‘Down Under' refers to countries like Australia, New Zealand, and adjacent islands in the South Pacific Ocean. Australia as one of the seven continents of the world is counted among top 4 education destinations for international students, the others being the USA, UK and Canada. Similarly, New Zealand is not far behind in terms of high-quality education and is rather giving its bigger counterpart a run for its money. Both Australia and New Zealand collectively represent the true global exposure of education down under.Students having a desire to study in Australia can derive a lot of benefits from its various education programs that are comparable with the ones available in the USA or UK. The cost of living and study here is also on the lower side. The country, of late, has witnessed a ...

STUDY LANGUAGE IN LONDON: TIME TO BE AT THE FRONT ROW

English is now the global language which has made its presence felt in almost every sphere of life, be it in technology, radio, communication or business it is almost next to impossible to overlook the prospect of this language. Learning English is therefore important if you are planning to establish your resume on the global perspective. Now comes the most important part, where to study English? The answer is simple, venture out to study language in London and take a look of the language from a global point of view. Why to study language in London? Well, the reason is pretty simple, just like it's impossible to master martial arts from any place but China; similarly you cannot study English anywhere but in its birthplace, London.  In fact, the London, UK, English is one language which has ...

CULTURAL TRANSLATION AND POST COLONIALISM

  It seems the cultural translation is very closer to the aim of modern era. Additionally, Jeremy Munday (2001) posits that the cultural turn might be described as an attempt by cultural studies to colonize the less established field of translation studies,. In terms of general issues in translation, Molanzar (1996) describes two general types of issue known as linguistic gaps and cultural gaps. Due to the fact that linguistic gaps are universal, they are easily found and restored in the process of translation. For example, we know that in English for third person singular there is an S letter which is added at the end of the verb. During the process of translation, a translator who is translating from English into Persian understandably knows the difference and considers its correspondences in Persian; however, regarding ...
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