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Contrastive linguistics analysis of translation of noun phrase in English language and Indonesian language.

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Two nominals in a genitive construction in Javanese are typically linked by the suffix -é in the low speech level and by -ipun in the high level, both of which are derived from the third person possessive suffix. There is a third suffix which links two nominals, namely -ing, which has so far received little attention in the literature. In this article, I present a syntactic and historical analysis of the suffix -ing. Of particular concern are four types of genitive constructions which permit the use of -ing, as opposed to two constructions where this suffix cannot be used.

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Perbedaan sistem bahasa kerap kali menimbulkan masalah penerjemahan. Oleh karena itu, dibutuhkan strategi agar penerjemah dapat menghantarkan informasi dalam suatu bahasa ke bahasa lain dengan baik dan benar. Pada penelitian ini, objek yang dianalisis adalah frasa nominal dengan inti nomina aksi deverbal pada tujuh artikel ilmiah dalam prosiding 50 Jaar Nederlands in Indonesia '50 Tahun Studi Belanda di Indonesia’ yang ditulis oleh penutur asli Belanda dan terjemahannya. Inti dari frasa yang dijadikan data merupakan nomina aksi deverbal bersufiks -ing dan derivasi nol. Dalam penelitian ini, dianalisis pola pemadanan inti frasa juga strategi penerjemahan sintaktis dengan merujuk pada Strategi Penerjemahan Sintaktis Chesterman. Berdasarkan padanan inti frasa nominalnya, ditemukan pola bahwa nomina bersufiks -ing dapat diterjemahkan menjadi nomina bahasa Indonesia berafiks per—an, peng—an, -an, dan nomina tanpa afiks. Strategi penerjemahan sintaktis Chesterman yang ditemukan pada penelitian ini adalah pergeseran struktur frasa (76%), penerjemahan harfiah (10%), transposisi (11%), dan pergeseran unit (3%). Pergeseran struktur frasa sebagai strategi paling banyak dilakukan (75%) karena perbedaan sistem bahasa Belanda dan bahasa Indonesia. ......Differences in languages system often leads to translation problems. Therefore, strategies are needed to help translator deliver information to another language properly. The object analyzed in this study are deverbal noun phrase in seven research papers texts written by native Dutch speakers and its translation which published in the proceeding 50 Jaar Nederlands in Indonesië ’50 Tahun Studi Belanda di Indonesia’. The corpus is noun phrase with deverbal action nouns with -ing suffix and zero derivation as its head. In this research, the equivalence of head of phrase and translation strategy that refer to Chesterman syntactic translation strategies are explained. Based on the head of noun phrase equivalent, it was found that deverbal action nouns with -ing suffix can be translated into Indonesian nouns with per—an, peng—an, -an affixes, and simple noun. Four Chesterman’s syntactic translation was found, namely phrase structure shift (75%), literal translation (11%), transposition (11%), and unit shift (3%). Phrase structure shift dominate (75%) due to differences in the Dutch and Indonesian language systems.

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The purpose of the research: (1) to describe the construction of the noun phrase (NP) functioning as the adverbial in the engglish clause(ii) to describe the semantic role of the naoun phrase functioning as the adverbial....

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The purposes of the research are : (i) to describe the type of the noun Phrase (NP) functioning as the complement in the english clause ; (ii) to describe the structure of the continuents of the noun phrase functioning as the complement in the english clause; (iii) to describe the constituents that may be reduced, inserted, substituted, or transformed.....