AN ANALYSIS OF STUDENTS™ DIFFICULTIES IN TRANSLATING DESCRIPTIVE TEXT (A CASE STUDY AT FIRST SEMESTER OF CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF SAINT THOMAS MEDAN)
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https://doi.org/10.24114/sejpgsd.v8i2.9835Abstract
The Objective of this study entitled œAn Analysis of Students™ Difficulties in Translating Descriptive Text (A Case Study at First Semester of Catholic University of Saint Thomas Medan) was to identify, classify and describe the student™s difficulties in translating descriptive text. The subject of this study was twenty two students at the first semester of Catholic University of Saint Thomas Medan. The writer used the test as an instrument. In collecting the data the students translated the descriptive text. The result of this study showed that the students found the difficulties in syntactic ambiguity in sentence and sequence of word meaning 51% in the form of adjective (95%), Noun Phrase (86%).Keywords: Difficulties, Syntactic Ambiguity, Translation.Downloads
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