A SYSTEMATIC APPROACH TO LEGAL TRANSLATION
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Keywords

Legal translation, systematic approach, strategies, reliability

Abstract

This article introduces a systematic approach to legal translation, highlighting the importance of specific strategies. It emphasizes the need for translators to have the necessary knowledge, skills, and attitudes. Termed the "approach-from-the-macro-to-the-micro-level," it involves understanding the text's main idea, purpose, and audience. Contextualizing texts within legal and cultural frameworks is crucial, considering differences in legal systems and terminology. Employing reliable sources and consulting legal experts enhance translation accuracy and reliability, facilitating effective navigation of legal language complexities.

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