Category: Linguistics

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For each text, provide a commentary that discusses the challenges you encountered whilst translating it. Provide examples from your target texts (including back translations into English where relevant) and refer to relevant translation, pragmatics and cross-cultural communication theories.
Do not focus on specific general translation issues related to equivalence (unless relevant for discourse purposes), syntax or grammar, but on the different approaches you needed to bear in mind in order to achieve a target version that complies with the discursive norms of the Target Audience.
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For each text, provide a commentary that discusses the challenges you encountered whilst translating it. Provide examples from your target texts (including back translations into English where relevant) and refer to relevant translation, pragmatics and cross-cultural communication theories.
Do not focus on specific general translation issues related to equivalence (unless relevant for discourse purposes), syntax or grammar, but on the different approaches you needed to bear in mind in order to achieve a target version that complies with the discursive norms of the Target Audience.
Details can be find in the documents uploaded below.

A good and breathtaking summary of the first 5 chapters of the book attached, and whatever is nescessary, useful, important and worth summarizing including the exercises and feel free to be creative, but please stick to the attached material. The font has to be size 12, Times New Romsn and double spaced.

The entire assignment is to be written in Spanish. Not to exceed 2 paragraphs. Only use vocabulary at Spanish 1 & Spanish 2 level. The guidelines are attached. This is not a written paper but a small assignment. Droughts is the natural disaster to use.
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Introduction To Applied Linguistics.
A brief presentation about What is forensic linguistics and langauge and the law & Pedagogical implications

This thesis delves into the complicated world of linguistic variety by examining the wide range of sounds in languages worldwide and the subtle differences between English accents. Provide comparison and contrast of vocal traits from different language settings to try to understand the basic rules and unique paths that make up human speech sounds.
Language sounds are very different as they include various consonants, vowels, tones, and prosodic traits. From the complicated tones of Mandarin Chinese to the click sounds of Southern African languages, each language system has its way of showing us how speech is made and understood. Through sound analysis and cross-linguistic comparison, researchers have found patterns of phonetic universals and language-specific limits. These patterns show how biological predispositions and cultural factors shape phonetic systems in a complex way.
Finally, studying phonetic diversity displays the complex web of human language use by including the wide variety of sounds in world languages and the subtle differences between English accents, which will examine the rules and unique paths that make up sound systems and understand how people communicate and the many aspects of language differences.
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2000 words. Topic: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Depression in Hong Kong Online English News under COVID -19
[i will give you my data set and you have to use antconc 4.2.4 to generate data for Corpus analysis and CDA; 2000 words; no AI used]
The study aims to explore how Hong Kong online news media depict depression during the COVID-19 pandemic. By analyzing the language used in online news reports on depression conveyed by media outlets from January 1, 2020, to December 31, 2022, the research seeks to uncover the underlying ideologies embedded within the discourse in two English online newspapers over the same pandemic period. This study intends to shed light on how depression is framed and discussed during times of crisis like the COVID-19 pandemic. Hence, the following research question has been identified in accordance with the objectives of this study:
(1) What linguistic patterns being used in news reports about depression in Hong Kong online English newspapers during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 to 2022?
(2) How do these linguistic features in news reports about depression in Hong Kong online English newspapers during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 to 2022 reveal or reinforce the underlying social ideologies?
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Data for this study was collected from two prominent Hong Kong online English newspapers, namely the South China Morning Post and the Hong Kong Free Press, accessible throughout their website. The first stage of the data collection process involved a keyword search, yielding a total of 278 newspaper articles from the first selection. All included newspaper articles contain two inclusion criteria: (1) the presence of the major search term “depression”, and (2) publication within the two years from January 1, 2020, to December 31, 2022.
In the second stage, the data filtration process was conducted by eliminating any irrelevant content and news features, leaving only 64 of them to be used as the data. For specificity, all the newspaper articles were filtrated and any of them were found not to primarily contain keywords of (1) “depress”; (2) “COVID”, “pandemic”, “epidemic” or “coronavirus”, and (3) “mental” was excluded. At the same time, newspaper articles with the exclusion criteria were also eliminated: (1) guest-written posts from the News feature of Opinion and Common/Letters; (2) non-local articles covering only China; (3) articles with an entertainment feature like Style magazine; and (4) articles with irrelevant search term usage in the content of this topic like Business, Economy and Law and Crime, as they may only use depression to express a specific crime case, economic situation or person that is not related to the research topic of mental health issue during COVID-19. This yielded a number of 214 news articles excluded, leaving 64 newspapers for inclusion in the database. Among these, 80% were from the South China Morning Post and 20% from the Hong Kong Free Press. At last, before uploading the data into Antconc 4.2.4, all the articles were manually copied and pasted into plain text format (.txt) as a raw document and a text clean-up in order to remove extratextual information such as advertisement and repeated content.

Hi, I just want someone to add a personal touch to the literature review while finetuning it to suit the structure of a LR and to remove the plagiarism from the section. The content is already there – I also need someone who understands in-text citation at a PhD level. The LR section requires a lot of intext citation.

Crimes fall into broad categories: crimes against persons, crimes against property, crimes against public order or morality. Similarly, legal defenses fall into two broad categories: justification defenses, and excuse defenses. Where the crime is committed and is not justified or excused, the defendant is “guilty.” If the defense is found to be true, the defendant is acquitted and found “not guilty.” Consider a “crie against persons,” specifically assault, and a potential self-defense claim. Write a hypothetical fact pattern that contains facts and circumstances about an assault and the potential self-defense claim. Choose either the role of the prosecution or the defense. Write an argument using the facts, either for or against the defendant’s guilt. You should include a description of the crime, the defense, and an argument regarding the applicability of the defense. Based on your analysis, state your conclusion as to whether the defendant is guilty or not guilty. Submission