علامات الترقيم في النص اللغوي بين النص الأصلي و النص المترجم : دراسة تقابلية تطبيقية على طلبة قسم الترجمة-جامعة البصرة

الملخص EN

Languages have idiosyncratic features, so languages are structured according to these idiosyncratic features.

Arabic and English have their own features that set them apart though there are similar aspects of the two languages.

The language of marks is among those similar features that distinguish these two languages.

Punctuation in both languages affect the meaning of the linguistic text.

It is called a language since it clarifies meaning where its absenceresults in losing a great part of the text.

Arab scholars called it "Punctuation Marks".

Both languages possess this feature but differences appear in their functions and position.

Thus, this study tries to examine the important punctuation marks and their functional implications.

It also sheds light on the reasons of committing mistakes on the part of translators when they translate from Arabic into English and vice versa.

A translator should be qualified enough in this aspect so as to spot the intended meaning.

It is found out that any change in the position of these marks lead to a difference in meaning.

This contrastive study tries to identify the correspondences and discrepancies of these marks to help students avoid such problems and there are suggestions of solutions to avoid misuse