The Linguistic, Musical and Cultural Delicacy of Translation: Korean, Japanese, English, and German Versions of "La Traviata".

The Linguistic, Musical and Cultural Delicacy of Translation: Korean, Japanese, English, and German Versions of "La Traviata".

111 pages· 2008· ISBN 9781109004298
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The examination is made using the prism of specific words and phrases in Italian and their adapted counterparts in translation. Generally Korean and Japanese have a strong tendency to change the words and syntax because of the disparate structure and the constraints of culture. The German version has more literal translations while the English version exhibits more poetic license.

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