AN ANALYSIS OF THE SUGGESTED TRANSLATION OF THE BOOK “HANDBOOK OF FAMILY COMMUNICATION” BY ANITA l VANGELISTI, 2007

DUY TAN UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF ENGLISH BUI TU VI AN ANALYSIS OF THE SUGGESTED BUI TU VI – GRAD UATIO N PAPER IN ENGLI SH LINGU ISTICS - 2022 TRANSLATION OF THE BOOK “HANDBOOK OF FAMILY COMMUNICATION” BY ANITA L.VANGELISTI, 2007 GRADUATION PAPER IN ENGLISH LINGUISTICS DA NANG, 2022 DUY TAN UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF ENGLISH GRADUATION PAPER AN ANALYSIS OF THE SUGGESTED TRANSLATION OF THE BOOK “HANDBOOK OF FAMILY COMMUNICATION” BY ANITA L.VANGELISTI, 2007 Major : English for Translation – Interpretation SUPERVISOR : VO THI PHUONG THAO STUDENT : BUI TU VI CLASS : K24NAB1 STUDENT CODE : 24203114634 DA NANG , 2022 Graduation Paper Supervisor : Vo Thi Phuong Thao, MA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This graduation paper could not have been completed without the invaluable help, guidance and encouragement of my dear teachers, friends and family First of all, I would like to thank my teacher Vo Thi Phuong Thao, who went ahead and supported, helped and provided me with necessary documents I consider myself extremely lucky to have her as my supervisor She always answered my questions in a frank and timely manner, so that I could successfully complete this graduation report Next, I would like to express my sincerest thanks to the teachers of Faculty of English of Duy Tan University, who have provided me with invaluable knowledge during my years of study at the school, allowing me to be independent believe in the future In addition, I would also like to thank all of my classmates for supporting and sharing experiences with me during my years at university Finally, I would like to thank my family, who have always supported and guided me, and most importantly, have always been by my side, supporting me to complete my graduation report on time I wish you good health and great success! Yours sincerely ! BUI TU VI Student : Bui Tu Vi Class : K24NAB1 Code: 24203114634 Graduation Paper Supervisor : Vo Thi Phuong Thao, MA STATEMENT OF AUTHORSHIP Except where reference is made in the text of the thesis, this thesis contains no material published elsewhere or extracted in the whole or in part from a thesis by which have qualified for or been awarded another degree or diploma No other person’s work has been used without due acknowledgement in the thesis This thesis has not been submitted for award of any degree or diploma in any other tertiary institution Danang May 9th , 2022 BÙI TÚ VI Student : Bui Tu Vi Class : K24NAB1 Code: 24203114634 Graduation Paper Supervisor : Vo Thi Phuong Thao, MA ABSTRACT Political speeches in English and Vietnamese are a ‘fertile land’ where this study can investigate and discover the basic characteristics of argumentation power of antithesis and stylistic features of rhetorical devices in antithesis Based on the analysis result of the achieved statistical information detected from the embedded cultural elements, argumentation as well as politics, this study will (a) explain some concepts involved, (b) point out argumentation power of antithesis and stylistic features of rhetorical devices in antithesis in English political speeches and then in Vietnamese political speeches (c) discover the similarities and differences of these features in political speeches between the two languages Next, the implications for language teaching and learning, for translators as well as anyone who are interested in political speeches are put forward Finally, further researches are suggested for those who are in favor of this topic to go on perfecting this research Student : Bui Tu Vi Class : K24NAB1 Code: 24203114634 Graduation Paper Supervisor : Vo Thi Phuong Thao, MA ABBREVIATIONS A : Adverb Adj : Adjective C : Complement Co : Object Complement Cs : Subject Complement Et al : (Et Alia) : And others O : Object S : Subject V : Verb Student : Bui Tu Vi Class : K24NAB1 Code: 24203114634 Graduation Paper Student : Bui Tu Vi Supervisor : Vo Thi Phuong Thao, MA Class : K24NAB1 Code: 24203114634 Graduation Paper Supervisor : Vo Thi Phuong Thao, MA TABLE OF CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i STATEMENT OF AUTHORSHIP ii ABSTRACT iii ABBREVIATIONS iv CHAPTER 1.INTRODUCTION .1 1.1 Rationale 1.2 Aims and Objectives 1.2.1 Aims 1.2.2 Objectives 1.3 Scope of the Study 1.3.1 Text Features 1.3.2 Text Length 1.3.3 Text Organization 1.3.4 Text Source Student : Bui Tu Vi Class : K24NAB1 Code: 24203114634 Graduation Paper Supervisor : Vo Thi Phuong Thao, MA CHAPTER 2.THEORETICAL BACKGROUND 2.1 Translation Theory 2.1.1 Full vs Partial Translation 2.1.2 Total vs Restrivted Translation 2.1.3 Phonological Translation 2.1.4 Transliteration 2.2 Principles and Methods of Translation 2.2.1 Principles of Translation 2.2.1.1 Meaning 2.2.1.2 Form .7 2.2.1.3 Register 2.2.1.4 Idiom .7 2.2.1.5 Style and Clarity 2.2.1.6 Source language influence 2.2.2 Methods of Transaltion Student : Bui Tu Vi Class : K24NAB1 Code: 24203114634 Graduation Paper Supervisor : Vo Thi Phuong Thao, MA 2.2.2.1 Word – for – word Translation .8 2.2.2.2 Literal Translation 2.2.2.3 Faithful Translation .9 2.2.2.4 Semantic Translation .9 2.2.2.5 Adaptation Translation 10 2.2.2.6 Idiomactic Translation 10 2.2.2.7 Free Translation 10 2.2.2.8 Communicative Translation 10 CHAPTER 3.SUGGESTED TRANSLATION .12 CHAPTER 4.ANALYSIS 37 4.1 Vocabulary 37 4.1.1 Words 37 4.1.2 Phrasal Verbs 40 4.2 Structures 43 4.2.1 Simple Sentences 43 Student : Bui Tu Vi Class : K24NAB1 Code: 24203114634 Graduation Paper Supervior: Vo Thi Phuong Thao, M.A The investigation of conflictual interaction assumed center stage as it was widely accepted that “distress results from couples’ aversive and ineffectual response to conflict” (Koerner & Jacobson 1994, p 208) [P.6] - Independent Clause : “The investigation of conflictual interaction assumed center stage” - Dependent Clause : “as it was widely accepted that “distress results from couples’ aversive and ineffectual response to conflict” (Koerner & Jacobson 1994, p 208).” - Subordiantor of this clause : “as” This is a complex sentence with the adverbial clause of reason Suggested translation : “Cuộc điều tra tương tác xung đột giả định giai đoạn trung tâm chấp nhận rộng rãi “nỗi đau khổ kết phản đối hưởng ứng bất lợi cặp đôi xung đột” (Koerner Jacobson - 1994, trang 208).” Example 25 : Although intuitive, logical, and empirical approaches have been used to derive typologies, it is the last mentioned that have shown themost promise [P.18] - Independent Clause : “it is the last mentioned that have shown themost promise.” - Dependent Clause : “Although intuitive, logical, and empirical approaches have been used to derive typologies” - Subordiantor of this clause : “Athough” This is complex sentence with the adverbial clause of concession Suggested translation : “Mặc dù theo trực giác, logic phương pháp tiếp cận thực nghiệm sử dụng để xác định kiểu mẫu phương pháp đề cập cuối cho thấy triển vọng nhất.” 4.2.4 Compound Complex Sentences A compound-complex sentence has two or more independent clause(s) and at least one dependent clause Student : Bui Tu Vi Class : K24NAB1 Code: 24203114634 Graduation Paper Supervior: Vo Thi Phuong Thao, M.A Simply put, it is a combination of a compound and complex sentence This sentence type can be a bit confusing to identify since compound-complex sentences are pretty long However, this type of sentence gives writers many ways to create sentences Example 26 : The most common reason for which people seek professional help is relationship problems (Veroff, Kulka, & Douvan, 1981), and poor communication is the relationship problem most frequently identified by couples (Broderick, 1981) [P.1] - Independent Clause 1: “The most common reason for which people seek professional help is relationship problems (Veroff, Kulka, & Douvan, 1981)” - Independent Clause 2: “poor communication is the relationship problem most frequently identified by couples (Broderick, 1981).” - Coordinator : “, and” In independent clause has an adjective clause is “for which people seek professional help” Suggested translation: “Những lý phổ biến để người tìm đến giúp đỡ chuyên gia vấn đề mối quan hệ (Veroff, Kulka Douvan - 1981) hạn chế giao tiếp vấn đề xảy thường xuyên cặp vợ chồng (Broderick - 1981).” Example 27 : Nonverbal communication is more strongly related to relationship satisfaction than verbal communication (Gottman, Markman, & Notarius, 1977; Krokoff, 1987; Smith, Vivian, & O’Leary, 1990), and when couples are instructed to act as if they are happy, independent observers can still reliably distinguish happy from unhappy couples on the basis of nonverbal communication (Vincent, Friedman, Nugent, & Messerly, 1979) [P.11] - Independent Clause 1: “Nonverbal communication is more strongly related to relationship satisfaction than verbal communication (Gottman, Markman, & Notarius, 1977; Krokoff, 1987; Smith, Vivian, & O’Leary, 1990)” Student : Bui Tu Vi Class : K24NAB1 Code: 24203114634 Graduation Paper Supervior: Vo Thi Phuong Thao, M.A - Independent Clause 2: “when couples are instructed to act as if they are happy, independent observers can still reliably distinguish happy from unhappy couples on the basis of nonverbal communication (Vincent, Friedman, Nugent, & Messerly, 1979).” - Coordinator : “,and” In independent Clause has adjective clause is “ when couples are instructed to act as if they are happy” , and in adjective clause has a adverbial clause is “ as if they are happy” Suggested translation : Việc giao tiếp phi ngơn ngữ có liên quan chặt chẽ đến hài lòng mối quan hệ giao tiếp lời nói (Gottman, Markman Notarius - 1977; Krokoff, 1987; Smith, Vivian O’Leary - 1990), cặp đôi dẫn để hành động thể họ hạnh phúc, nhà quan sát độc lập phân biệt cách chắn cặp đôi hạnh phúc cặp đôi không hạnh phúc dựa việc giao tiếp phi ngôn ngữ (Vincent, Friedman, Nugent, Messerly - 1979) Example 28 : Infrequent events may be consequential for relationships (e.g., a one night stand), but whether problem-solving communications are consequential (rather than reflecting existing characteristics of the marriage) is open to question as Karney and Bradbury (1995), in a meta-analysis, found very small effect sizes (r = -.06 to -.25) when using communication behavior to predict later spousal satisfaction [P.25] - Independent Clause 1: “Infrequent events may be consequential for relationships (e.g., a one night stand)” - Independent Clause : “whether problem-solving communications are consequential (rather than reflecting existing characteristics of the marriage) is open to question as Karney and Bradbury (1995), in a meta-analysis, found very small effect sizes (r = -.06 to -.25) when using communication behavior to predict later spousal satisfaction.” In independent Clause has dependent Clause ( one noun clause is “whether problem-solving communications are consequential (rather than reflecting Student : Bui Tu Vi Class : K24NAB1 Code: 24203114634 Graduation Paper Supervior: Vo Thi Phuong Thao, M.A existing characteristics of the marriage)” and one adjective clause is “when when using communication behavior to predict later spousal satisfaction.”) - Coordinator : “, but” Suggested translation : “Các việc khơng thường xun hậu cho mối quan hệ (ví dụ: tình đêm), liệu việc giải vấn đề giao tiếp có phải hậu (thay phản ánh đặc điểm có nhân) hay không câu hỏi đặt Karney Bradbury (1995), meta-phân tích, nhận thấy kích thước ảnh hưởng nhỏ (r = -06 đến -25) sử dụng hành vi giao tiếp để dự đốn mức độ hài lịng vợ chồng sau này.” 4.2.5 Sentence in Passive Sentences The passive voice is used to show interest in the person or object that experiences an action rather than the person or object that performs the action SUBJECT + NEW SUBJECT V + + TO BE + V-PII O + BY O Forms of passive: Tenses Simple Active S+V+O S + be + PP.2 + by + O S + am/is/are + V-ing + O S + am/is/are + being + PP.2 + by + O S + has/have + PP.2 + O S + has/have + been + PP.2 + by + O S + V-ed + O S + was/were + PP.2 + by + O S + was/were + V-ing + O S + was/were + being + PP.2 + by + O S + had + PP.2 + O S + had + been + PP.2 + by + O S + will/shall + V + O S + will + be + PP.2 + by + O Present Present Continuou s Present Perfect Simple Past Past Continuou Passive s Past Perfect Simple Student : Bui Tu Vi Class : K24NAB1 Code: 24203114634 Graduation Paper Future Future Supervior: Vo Thi Phuong Thao, M.A S + will/shall + have + PP.2 Perfect Be + going +O S + am/is/are + going to + to Model S + will + have + been + PP.2 + by + O S + am/is/are + going to + be + PP.2 + V+O by + O S + model verb + V + O Verbs Example 29 : S + model verb + be + PP.2 + by + O Research on family communication as a specialty area in the communication discipline was inaugurated by two dissertations (Fitzpatrick, 1976; Rogers, 1972) completed in the 1970s (Whitchurch & Dickson, 1999) [P.5] - Tense : Simple Past - S : “Research on family communication as a specialty area in the communication discipline” - V : “was inaugurated” - by O : “by two dissertations (Fitzpatrick, 1976; Rogers, 1972) completed in the 1970s (Whitchurch & Dickson, 1999).” Suggested translation : “Nghiên cứu giao tiếp gia đình xem lĩnh vực chun mơn kỷ luật giao tiếp, khởi xướng hai luận án ( Fitzpatrick - 1976; Rogers - 1972 ) hoàn thành vào năm 1970 (Whitchurch Dickson - 1999).” Example 30 : The dominance ratio was also related to husbands' frequency of feeling understood by the wife and his satisfaction with several communication behaviors (e.g., the couple's ability to talk things out, the ease with which complaints and problems are discussed) [P.13] - Tense : Simple Past - S : “The dominance ratio was also related to husbands' frequency of feeling ” - V : “understood” - by O : “by the wife and his satisfaction with several communication behaviors (e.g., the couple's ability to talk things out, the ease with which complaints and problems are discussed).” Student : Bui Tu Vi Class : K24NAB1 Code: 24203114634 Graduation Paper Supervior: Vo Thi Phuong Thao, M.A Suggested translation : “Tỷ lệ chiếm ưu liên quan đến tần suất người chồng cảm thấy vợ thấu hiểu hài lòng người chồng với hành vi giao tiếp ( ví dụ: khả nói chuyện hai vợ chồng, dễ dàng hòa hợp việc thảo luận phàn nàn vấn đề).” Student : Bui Tu Vi Class : K24NAB1 Code: 24203114634 Graduation Paper Supervior: Vo Thi Phuong Thao, M.A CHAPTER DIFICULTIES AND SOLUTIONS 5.1 Difficulties At the university, I have been taught many translation skills through theorical as well as practical subjects However, translating and analyzing correctly the text is so hard These subjects give me a lot of skills and background knowledge to solve a text and make me more familiar with the translation However, every language has its particular characteristic and expression In addition, the grammar, lexis, syntax or specific terms also affect the quality of suggested version Thus, correctly translating a text from English into Vietnamese is a difficult task To get right, natural, smooth and interesting suggested versions, translators are required to have deep specific knowledge about the field they are translating as well as understand structure, lexis used in the text Translation is also a challenge when the translator must reconstruct the original text in the form of source language to target language, especially they must give a concise and exact translated version which is easy for readers to understand Therefore, being a amateur translator, I also had many problems during the translation process: First, as we know, vocabulary is very important to build up a text Vocabulary may express the special idea of the author as well as the diversity of language Thus, it is such a difficult element that we must pay more attention For example, there are many words with multi-meaning in English, so finding out the most exact meaning is very difficult These different meanings of the multi-meaning word often make me confused and chose wrong one to translate The multi-word units with a lot of meanings in dictionary require that I have to understand the context and the author’s ideas to choose the suitable meanings Besides, I translated a literature document, so I met up with many specific terms However, lacking the knowledge in this field made it difficult for me when converting theses terms into target language The specific terms require accurate equivalents, but sometimes, I also don’t know how to solve with these ones, because I can’t use a normal meaning to transfer Moreover, these one are usually not defined in the dictionary, so it is a challenge to translate these terms Student : Bui Tu Vi Class : K24NAB1 Code: 24203114634 Graduation Paper Supervior: Vo Thi Phuong Thao, M.A In addition, untranslated words and synonyms also result in a lot of difficulties in the translation process With the untranslated words, we can’t depend on the dictionary to get their meanings In many cases, we can’t find out the meaning of these words or the meanings aren’t suitable for the context of the text Hence, to solve these words, I need to understand the main author’s idea, then choose their best equivalents in Vietnamses Besides, synonyms, idioms and expressions are also the elements that make me hard to translate Next, grammar is also a very hard element that we must pay double attention to because there are differences of grammar between languages, so I was in a difficult case to solve the grammar in the text The grammar in two languages is so different There are many structures that are very popular in English but not existed in Vietnamese, for example empty subject structure So translating this structure is a challenge for translators because they must understand the author’s idea, then use another structure in Vietnamese to express Finally, the difference in the custom of using language is an element that we must focus Vietnamese people usually use active voice to express their ideas or intentions, but the passive voice is more used in English That is the reason why many times I translated unnatural and rough The complex structures including relative clause, noun clause, reduced clause, etc usually make me confused in the translation process This kind of structure is very complex and we often misunderstand the ideas if we don’t have a firm knowledge about grammar or we are not careful to analyse sentences In brief, it is uneasy to translate a text successfully To have exact versions, translators have a deep knowledge not only about the field that they are translating, but also about structure, lexis in both two languages 5.2 Solutions In the translation process, meeting up with difficulties is inevitable However, I have my own way to solve these problems Firstly, I read whole original text to get the main idea of the author before translating, because I could cover the content of the text and had an overall view In this process, I also focused and marked all the difficult words and phrases that I felt Student : Bui Tu Vi Class : K24NAB1 Code: 24203114634 Graduation Paper Supervior: Vo Thi Phuong Thao, M.A hard to translate Besides, I also highlighted the structures that made me confused or not understood Then, I would read it carefully again and tried my best to translate them If I thought my versions were not exact, I would ask my supervisor to get some advice And she would show me how to analyse these challenged structures or the way to get the best meanings for difficult words In addition, I also went to library or searched in the internet to find out the documents related to this topic These documents would give me background about the literature field and it was very useful to solve some hard words such as specific terms Secondly, for ttranslators, dictionaries are indispensable, so I am not exception In the translation process, I used many kinds of dictionary, such as: English - Vietnamese dictionary of Linguistic Institute, Lac Viet dictionary, Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary, Lingoes Essential Dictionary, etc to find out the best meanings To some concepts, places I don’t know, I searched them in the internet to determine what they are However, not every time we can find the words’ meaning in the dictionary Thus, in this cases, after looking up the meanings of difficulty words in dictionary even on the internet, I put them into the proper contexts., then I compared the meanings of the word in dictionary and the context in which they occur I considered carefully whether the meanings are suitable and exact or not However, with some words that were not involved in the dictionary, I had to base on the context to gain the suitable meanings Thirdly, with the challenging structures, I would carefully analyse them to determine their elements It was very useful to deeply understand structures of the sentences to avoid being confused If there are any structures that I wasn’t sure or didn’t remember, I would review to master them in order to get the best result Deeply understanding about the function of words or structures in the sentence is very essential to correctly analyze and translate Knowledge about target language is also necessary to translate successfully and correctly When translating the text, we need depend on the context to give better meanings In short, in the translation process, translators must usually face up with many challenges If they don’t have a firm knowledge about structure as well as grammar, Student : Bui Tu Vi Class : K24NAB1 Code: 24203114634 Graduation Paper Supervior: Vo Thi Phuong Thao, M.A they are so easy to get the mistakes and I am not exception I also had a lot of difficulties when translating this text However, I tried my best to find out the way to resolve and give the best suggested version Student : Bui Tu Vi Class : K24NAB1 Code: 24203114634 Graduation Paper Supervior: Vo Thi Phuong Thao, M.A CHAPTER CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTIONS 6.1 Conclutions In the process of completing my graduation paper, I realized that I had many shortcomings Four years studying at the university, I was taught a lot of knowledge and skills to become a good translator But through my graduation paper, I knew that what I learned is only a small part in the large knowledge This paper helped me raise my ability in analysis and expressions Besides, I would not be able to complete my graduation report without the wholehearted guidance of Ms Vo Thi Phuong Thao, my supervisor In addition, because of expertise and limited time, my translation will not avoid errors in terms of sentence analysis, specialized vocabulary, translation methods, etc And sometimes when I encounter the lexical ambiguity, I not choose the appropriate meaning I hope to receive the teachers' comments and objective comments Through the translating process, I knew that I lacked vocabulary in both source language and target language There were many words that I didn’t know their meanings, that makes me difficult to translate Moreover, the lack of Vietnamese lexis also resulted in clumsily expressing an idea into Vietnamese, even having no expression although I understood what the author want mention Thus, improving the vocabulary is very important and necessary Morever, when translating a certain field, the specific knowledge about it plays an important rule to get an exact translation Thus, the translator must study many fields in the purpose of preparing background to completely understand the idea that author expresses Having specific knowledge will help translators easy to translate exactly This graduation paper also showed that my grammar was not good Firstly, there were many sentences I wrongly analysed One of the reasons was that I remembered some knowledge about grammar and syntax Through this paper, I realized my shortcomings as well as had a good chance to reimprove my understanding Student : Bui Tu Vi Class : K24NAB1 Code: 24203114634 Graduation Paper Supervior: Vo Thi Phuong Thao, M.A In the process of translating and analysing this graduation paper, I also learned many useful things My translation skill is more improved Now, I know how to deal with the problems in the original text to have a good suggested version A lot of time, I can’t tranfer words or phrases that aren’t defined in the dictionary However, recently, I know how to guest these meanings based on the context This is very wonderful I also learned the way using equivalents in TL to express ideas Challenging structures are also a difficulty that I must pay more attention Nevertheless, after finishing my graduation paper, I can easily analyse them to get the best result Once again, I would like to sincerely thank Duy Tan University for giving me a good learning environment and good experiences I would also like to extend my deep thanks to all the teachers who have been dedicated to teaching me, giving me valuable knowledge and experience during the four years of studying at the school, and I especially would like to say thank you very much for my supervisor, Ms Vo Thi Phuong Thao, who commented and taught me during the reporting period In addition, I would like to thank my family and friends, who encouraged and helped me during the graduation 6.2 Suggestions 6.2.1 Implications for learning It is very necessary for students to inprove the knowledge in all fields because in the future, the students will meet many documents of various fields, so having background knowledge about that field will help them avoid many confused in translating Moreover, mastering the structure, syntax, semantic, etc will help you easily to understand the idea of author, that avoids confusion and mistakes in the translation process To become a good translator, students need to improve English as well as focus on the mother tongue In many cases, students can understand all the ideas that the author expressing However, due to lacking of vocabulary in the mother tongue, they can’t express those ideas into Vietnamese Improving Vietnamese will help them translate more naturally and smoothly Student : Bui Tu Vi Class : K24NAB1 Code: 24203114634 Graduation Paper Supervior: Vo Thi Phuong Thao, M.A Reading comprehension is one skill that the students must improve to become a good translator With this skill, they can deeply understand the topic that the author mentioned to avoid the mistakes in the translation process Moreover, it also help students when guessing some difficult words 6.2.2 Implications for teaching After completing my graduation report, I would like to give some suggestions for the Faculty of English as well as Duy Tan University as follows: Firstly, I realize that students not have many opportunities to practice English while sitting in school Hence, I hope the school can create many English practice subjects or English clubs, etc so that students can improve their soft skills and improve their own level Second, as a major in English Translation and Interpretation, students' analytical and expressive skills are very important for me I hope the lecturers will give students more translation exercises, sentence structure analysis, and words with mutil-meaning Thirdly, in addition to translation-interpreting skills, I find that students react very slowly when practicing communicating with foreigners, causing embarrassment and avoidance when communicating in English I hope the school creates more opportunities for students to interact with foreigners In the end, I think there is limited time to this graduation report, so there are many questions about this report We hope you can arrange more time for students to prepare this report better Student : Bui Tu Vi Class : K24NAB1 Code: 24203114634 Graduation Paper Supervior: Vo Thi Phuong Thao, M.A REFERENCES BOOK Amato, P R (1996) Explaining the intergenerational transmission of divorce Journal of Marriage and the Family, 58, 628–640 Barker, C., 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Supervior: Vo Thi Phuong Thao, M.A SUPERVISOR’S COMMENTS Student : Bui Tu Vi Class : K24NAB1 Code: 24203114634 ... able to accomplish a full translation and receive praise This is why I picked An Analysis of the Suggested Translation of the Book “Handbook of Family Communication” by Anita L. Vangelisti, 2007. .. TAN UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF ENGLISH GRADUATION PAPER AN ANALYSIS OF THE SUGGESTED TRANSLATION OF THE BOOK “HANDBOOK OF FAMILY COMMUNICATION” BY ANITA L. VANGELISTI, 2007 Major : English for Translation. .. good translation In the book Blackwell Duff A, (1990), ? ?Translation? ??, O.U.P, Alan Duff gave the following principles: 2.2.1.1 Meaning According to Alan Duff in ? ?translation? ??, the translation means