To browse Academia. This study examines the challenges of translating Sibawayh's treatise on? It introduces a rich translation format that incorporates Arabic terms with English translations to facilitate understanding, thus catering to experts and non-experts alike. The treatise includes a systematic approach to the subject matter and highlights dialectal differences, with comprehensive addenda such as glossaries and indexes to enhance reader comprehension.
The Routledge Handbook of Arabic Translation, A total of eighteen papers were presented at the symposium; of these, eight are published in this volume. The papers presented at the symposium were selected on the basis of an anonymous review of abstracts submitted to the Program Committee. The papers included in the volume were further reviewed by the editor before their final acceptance for publication. This research paper unfolds some major difficulties in translating English into Arabic.
As translation is one of the most complex and subtle areas of language studies, translators must be aware of both the surface and underlying relations within a given discourse for their important contribution to the formation of connected and coherent stretches of language. Through translation, the characteristic elements are also transferred from one language into the other.
Translation from English to Arabic or vice versa creates a number of problems because these two languages are of different and distant origins.
On the other hand, translation between two languages from the same origin has fewer difficulties. Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development, The Version of Record of this manuscript has been published and is available on the publishers' website.
