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Dynamic Equivalence in Translation Transfer: Exploring Denotation and Connotation

This chapter delves into the concept of Dynamic Equivalence in translation, focusing on the nuanced differences between denotation and connotation. It explores the delicate balance of achieving equivalence while considering the natural flow of language. Through examples like "Knock on wood" and its literal translation "mengetuk diatas kayu," the chapter illustrates the importance of understanding both the literal and closest connotative meanings in translation.

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Dynamic Equivalence in Translation Transfer: Exploring Denotation and Connotation

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  1. Chapter 1 The Natural of Translation

  2. Transfer – Dynamic EquivalenceDenotation -- Closest Conotation – Natural • Dynamic = amit-amit! Knock on wood • Literal = mengetuk diatas kayu

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