Translation and Metaphor
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translation, metaphor, language
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The oral language is a unique systematic organization that possesses elements, which allow us to define it like so. When we talk about elements, we refer to words and sounds through which we produce phrases, sentences and texts to express our feelings and the ways in which we conceive the world around us.
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Tovar Klinger, C., & Guerrero R., M. R. (2016). Translation and Metaphor. HOW, 4(1), 59–62. Retrieved from https://www.howjournalcolombia.org/index.php/how/article/view/249
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