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هل توافق على ترجمة برامج تشغيل المحمول مع مراعاة اختلاف اللهجات بين الدول العربية
Autor wątku: Mahmoud Rayyan
Mahmoud Rayyan Egipt Local time: 12:32 angielski > arabski
Jul 14, 2014
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته هل الأفضل استخدام العربية المعاصرة لتوحيد لغة برامج تشغيل الهاتف المحمول كما هو موحود الآن (إصدار واحد لكل الدول العربية بالشرق الأوس) أم استخدام لهجات تناسب كل بلد عربي لسهولة الاستخدام؟ بحيث يكون هناك نظام تشغيل ليبي للهاتف وآخر سعودي وآخر مصري؟
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Nehad Hussein Wielka Brytania Local time: 10:32 angielski > arabski
Modern Standard Arabic is the norm
Jul 14, 2014
in my limited experience, using local dialects is more associated with advertising content like, Tv ads. I have worked before for a client, mobile company, who translates his content into MSA in the whole Gulf area. Nothing specific for each country.
I know that localizing the content according to the local language may seem right, but unless the client asked for it specifically, it wont be the best for the whole translation process as subjectivity will prevail as what the translat... See more
in my limited experience, using local dialects is more associated with advertising content like, Tv ads. I have worked before for a client, mobile company, who translates his content into MSA in the whole Gulf area. Nothing specific for each country.
I know that localizing the content according to the local language may seem right, but unless the client asked for it specifically, it wont be the best for the whole translation process as subjectivity will prevail as what the translator or proofreader can be obstinate about what he thinks is right. No rules guide any more.
I can be wring but this is how I see it. ▲ Collapse
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Mahmoud Rayyan Egipt Local time: 12:32 angielski > arabski
NOWY TEMAT
Thanks Nehad
Jul 15, 2014
Thanks for the good addition: " it wont be the best for the whole translation process as subjectivity will prevail as what the translator or proofreader can be obstinate about what he thinks is right. No rules guide any more."
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Arabian Knights Zjednoczone Emiraty Arabskie Członek ProZ.com od 2014 angielski > arabski + ...
اللغة العربية الفصحى
Dec 1, 2014
Mahmoud Rayyan wrote:
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته هل الأفضل استخدام العربية المعاصرة لتوحيد لغة برامج تشغيل الهاتف المحمول كما هو موحود الآن (إصدار واحد لكل الدول العربية بالشرق الأوس) أم استخدام لهجات تناسب كل بلد عربي لسهولة الاستخدام؟ بحيث يكون هناك نظام تشغيل ليبي للهاتف وآخر سعودي وآخر مصري؟
السلام عليكم
لا - من المفضل أن تستخدم اللغة العربية الفصحى في كل ما هو مكتوب - و يمكن استخدام اللهجة في الاعلانات و غيرها كما ذكر أعلاه... والله الموفق
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