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1	Ubaopogoa - barua taka - mfumo endeshi. Der computerspezifische Wortschatz des open Swahili localization project Kramer, Raija 15 August 2012 (has links) (PDF) Terminological innovation has a considerable tradition in Swahili. This article takes recent terminology from the domain of information and communication technology (ICT) as a case study. It argues that, despite the principles and guidelines issued by Tanzanian language development authorities, the influence of English in developing new terms is evident. Furthermore, it shows that sometimes terms which are difficult to trace or which are related to different explanations of their origin, can achieve a broad acceptance by Swahili speakers, such as ‘tovuti’ ([web]site) or ‘tarakilishi’ (computer). Analysing terminology issued by the Open Swahili Localization Project in Dar es Salaam, aspects of loan-based translation and different strategies of creating new terminology, such as the use of the connective -a and of (new types of) composita, are discussed. Also here, the question of acceptance by the actual speakers of the language is taken into account. Swahili Tansania Terminologie Innovation Open Swahili Localization Project Swahili Tanzania terminology innovation Open Swahili Localization Project ddc:496 Swahili Tansania Terminologie
2	Ubaopogoa - barua taka - mfumo endeshi. Der computerspezifische Wortschatz des open Swahili localization project Kramer, Raija January 2008 (has links) Terminological innovation has a considerable tradition in Swahili. This article takes recent terminology from the domain of information and communication technology (ICT) as a case study. It argues that, despite the principles and guidelines issued by Tanzanian language development authorities, the influence of English in developing new terms is evident. Furthermore, it shows that sometimes terms which are difficult to trace or which are related to different explanations of their origin, can achieve a broad acceptance by Swahili speakers, such as ‘tovuti’ ([web]site) or ‘tarakilishi’ (computer). Analysing terminology issued by the Open Swahili Localization Project in Dar es Salaam, aspects of loan-based translation and different strategies of creating new terminology, such as the use of the connective -a and of (new types of) composita, are discussed. Also here, the question of acceptance by the actual speakers of the language is taken into account. info:eu-repo/classification/ddc/496 ddc:496 Swahili; Tansania; Terminologie
3	Project Risk Management: Developing a Risk Framework for Translation Projects Dunne, Elena S. 26 June 2013 (has links) No description available. Foreign Language Language translation localization language industry translation studies language services language project translation project localization project risk management project management risk uncertainty risk sources

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