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1Dahkki Ballard, MichelFáttát “...English language Translating into French....”
Almmustuhtton 1992
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5Dahkki Hatim, B. (Basil), 1947-Connect to electronic resource
Almmustuhtton 2019
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8Almmustuhtton 2010Sisdoallologahallan “...Does TS matter?: Why interpreting studies matters / Franz Pöchhacker -- What matters to translation studies? ...”
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9Dahkki Hulst, Lieven d'Fáttát “...French literature Translations History and criticism Theory, etc....”
Almmustuhtton 1990
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10Dahkki Koessler, MaximeFáttát “...English language Dictionaries French....”
Almmustuhtton 1928
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11Almmustuhtton 2016Sisdoallologahallan “...Learning and using "trench French" on the Western Front' -- Chapter 2: "We did not speak a common language": African soldiers and communication in the French Army, 1914-18 -- Chapter 3: Habsburg Languages at War: "The linguistic confusion at the tower of Babel couldn't have been much worse" -- Chapter 4: Fritz and Tommy: Across the Barbed Wire -- Chapter 5: Caught in the crossfire; interpreters during the First World War -- PART II: WRITING HOME -- Chapter 6: Poetry, parables and codes: translating the letters of Indian soldiers -- Chapter 7: "Dear Mother, I am very sorry I cannot write to you in Welsh ..." -- Censorship and the Welsh language in the First World War -- Chapter 8: Sociolinguistic aspects of Italian war propaganda: Literacy, dialects and popular speech in the Italian trench journal L'Astico -- Chapter 9: Belgium and the semantic flux of Flemish, French and Flemings -- PART III: THE HOME FRONT -- Chapter 10: Malta in the First World War: Demon Kaiser or Colonizer? ...”
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