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English Translation | Figurative and Proverb kind of Sentences
I request all respected officers and seniors to please guide aspirants in this context of english translation portion. The syllabus say that the sentences given would be figurative and prover type of sentences of urdu. How to prepare for these?
1. Where to find such urdu sentences for practice? 2. Key for those sentences, how to find out whether the translations practiced are correct or not? 3. I reuqest quick response please. 4. All tips, tricks, guidelines, recommendations in this context [and for making paper better] are highly requested and would highly be appreciated Thanking in anticipation Regards |
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Same confusion here that how'd we be able to translate urdu sentences involving idiomatic expression into english? I don't know whether the book of a kind in which urdu idioms are translated into english idioms/meanings along with sentences, exits or not.
I wish some publisher comes up with the solution so that we could better prepare ourselves for that part of the paper. |
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practice the book " translation made easy " By efzal anware mufti
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