TRANSCREATION AND TRANSLATION

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  • What are the learning objectives of the video viewing session?
    Define translation and transcreation, determine types of translating and transcreating literary text, and transcreate a commercial appealing to Filipinos.
  • What is translation?

    Translation is the process of transferring written texts from one language to another.
  • What is an example of a translated phrase in Japanese?

    “What is your name?” translates to “あなたの名前は何ですか?”
  • What historical event marks the beginning of formal translation studies?

    The translation of the Hebrew Bible into Greek in the 3rd century BC.
  • When did the formal study of translation emerge?

    In the mid-20th century.
  • What is transcreation?

    Transcreation is a specialized translation technique that creatively adapts content while preserving its original intent and emotional impact.
  • Who coined the term "transcreation" and when?
    Purushottama Lal in 1964.
  • What are the two main focuses of translation and transcreation?

    Translation focuses on accurate meaning transfer, while transcreation focuses on emotional impact and cultural resonance.
  • What are the main differences between translation and transcreation?

    • Translation: Accurate meaning transfer, literal or close adaptation, informative texts.
    • Transcreation: Emotional impact, creative adaptation, marketing materials.
  • What are the seven types of translation?
    Literal Translation, Dynamic Equivalence, Formal Equivalence, Adaptation, Machine Translation, Collaborative Translation, Fansubbing.
  • What is the focus of Literal Translation?

    It focuses on a word-for-word rendering of the original text.
  • What is Dynamic Equivalence in translation?

    Dynamic Equivalence aims for a translation that conveys the same meaning and emotional impact as the original.
  • What does Formal Equivalence prioritize?

    It prioritizes a direct translation that closely follows the structure and wording of the source text.
  • What is the purpose of Adaptation in translation?

    Adaptation alters the content to make it more culturally relevant for the target audience.
  • What is Machine Translation?

    Machine Translation utilizes software or algorithms to translate text quickly.
  • What is Collaborative Translation?

    Collaborative Translation involves multiple translators working together to produce a text.
  • What does Fansubbing refer to?

    Fansubbing refers to the practice of fans creating unofficial subtitles for foreign films and television shows.
  • What are the six types of transcreation?

    Marketing Transcreation, Literary Transcreation, Cultural Adaptation, Content Transcreation, Visual Transcreation, Fandubbing.
  • What is the focus of Marketing Transcreation?

    Marketing Transcreation adapts advertising copy to resonate emotionally and culturally with the target audience.
  • What does Literary Transcreation involve?

    Literary Transcreation involves recreating literary works to capture the essence and emotional depth of the original.
  • What is Cultural Adaptation in transcreation?

    Cultural Adaptation focuses on adjusting cultural references to make them relatable to the target audience.
  • What is Content Transcreation?

    Content Transcreation involves adapting various types of content to align with the target audience's preferences.
  • What is Visual Transcreation?

    Visual Transcreation adapts visual content along with text to ensure cultural relevance.
  • What is Fandubbing?

    Fandubbing is a form of fan-made dubbing where enthusiasts replace original audio tracks with their own voiceovers.
  • What are the criteria for the Transcreation Commercial Rubric?

    • Cultural Relevance: Resonates with Filipino culture.
    • Creativity and Originality: Innovative and original ideas.
    • Engagement and Appeal: Captivates the audience's attention.
  • What activity involves creating a Venn diagram related to translation and transcreation?

    Students are asked to draw a Venn diagram showing differences and similarities between translation and transcreation.
  • What is the group activity involving transcreation during the session?

    Students form a group to transcreate a foreign commercial appealing to Filipinos.
  • What is the purpose of the recap time in the session?

    To test students' understanding of the material covered.
  • What is the final message at the end of the session?

    Thank you for listening!