Mohammed Juma Zagood
Biographic Data
| ID | 6707209 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mohammed Juma Zagood |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mohammed Juma |
| FAMILY NAME | Zagood |
| SIGNATURE | ZAGOOD M J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University Elmergib |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7786-2667 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Euphemism in Translating Children’s Literature
Literature seeks to engage and influence readers, particularly children, making the translation of children’s literature a complex task that requires careful cultural consideration. Given the close relationship between language and culture, expressions that are acceptable in one linguistic context may be inappropriate in another, especially in texts aimed at young audiences. This study investigates the euphemism strategies employed by Abdussadiq …
Exploring the Translatability of the Figures of Speech
Poetry is a form of literature that depends on artistic images to express emotions, feelings, attitudes, etc. It is, however, assumed that poetry is a difficult genre to translate, since some of the poet's feelings, emotions, and visualizations are untranslatable despite the translator’s professionalism and experience. This study aims to shed light on the translatability of the figures of speech in Moore’s English translation of Qabbani’s Arabic …
Translation of socio-cultural expressions
Literary translation has been widely discussed in modern translation studies because it presents diverse problems, including linguistic and cultural aspects so inherent during the translation process. The mistranslation of socio-cultural expressions is one such issue. This study investigates and analyses the techniques used in translating the Arabic socio-cultural expressions that appear in Ibrahim al-Koni’s Nazi:f al-Hajar, which was published i…
An Analysis of the Arabic-English Translation of Culture-Specific Items in Al Shehhi 'Uncle Sam & Myself
People speak different languages across the globe and belong to different cultures, but they still need to communicate. People of discrete cultures think differently and use various concepts and expressions across languages. Such differences appear in literature and are expressed through culture-specific items (CSIs). This study analyzes the CSIs in Al Shehhi’s أنا و العم سام /?na: wa l؟am sa:m/ (2016) and its English translation, ‘Uncle Sam & My…
Man vs Machine
This study aims to remark the differences between human translation (HT) and machine translation (MT) on linguistic, cultural, and stylistic levels when translating English literary texts into Arabic. To accomplish the goal of this study, a comparison between the Arabic HT and MT of Saki’s (1914) short story ‘The Open Window’ is conducted. The study focuses on comparing the two translations (HT and MT) on linguistic, cultural, and stylistic level…
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Man vs Machine
This study aims to remark the differences between human translation (HT) and machine translation (MT) on linguistic, cultural, and stylistic levels when translating English literary texts into Arabic. To accomplish the goal of this study, a comparison between the Arabic HT and MT of Saki’s (1914) short story ‘The Open Window’ is conducted. The study focuses on comparing the two translations (HT and MT) on linguistic, cultural, and stylistic level…
Translation of socio-cultural expressions
Literary translation has been widely discussed in modern translation studies because it presents diverse problems, including linguistic and cultural aspects so inherent during the translation process. The mistranslation of socio-cultural expressions is one such issue. This study investigates and analyses the techniques used in translating the Arabic socio-cultural expressions that appear in Ibrahim al-Koni’s Nazi:f al-Hajar, which was published i…
An Analysis of the Arabic-English Translation of Culture-Specific Items in Al Shehhi 'Uncle Sam & Myself
People speak different languages across the globe and belong to different cultures, but they still need to communicate. People of discrete cultures think differently and use various concepts and expressions across languages. Such differences appear in literature and are expressed through culture-specific items (CSIs). This study analyzes the CSIs in Al Shehhi’s أنا و العم سام /?na: wa l؟am sa:m/ (2016) and its English translation, ‘Uncle Sam & My…
Euphemism in Translating Children’s Literature
Literature seeks to engage and influence readers, particularly children, making the translation of children’s literature a complex task that requires careful cultural consideration. Given the close relationship between language and culture, expressions that are acceptable in one linguistic context may be inappropriate in another, especially in texts aimed at young audiences. This study investigates the euphemism strategies employed by Abdussadiq …
Exploring the Translatability of the Figures of Speech
Poetry is a form of literature that depends on artistic images to express emotions, feelings, attitudes, etc. It is, however, assumed that poetry is a difficult genre to translate, since some of the poet's feelings, emotions, and visualizations are untranslatable despite the translator’s professionalism and experience. This study aims to shed light on the translatability of the figures of speech in Moore’s English translation of Qabbani’s Arabic …
Translation Studies and Practices (5 works) · Arabic (4 works) · Linguistics (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Source text (3 works) · Swearing, Euphemism, Multilingualism (3 works) · Language, Metaphor, and Cognition (2 works) · Translation studies (2 works) · Art (1 work)