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Clear, Accurate, Natural, Church-Approved (CANA)
An introduction for Bible translators
Explore each page through clicks to gain a foundation in CANA principles.
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Objectives
What is translation?
Translation is re-telling the message from one language to another language. The translation should communicate clear, accurate, and natural meaning.
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Form and Meaning in Pictures
Form of Language A
Form and Meaning in Pictures
Meaning
Form and Meaning in Pictures
Form of Language A
Meaning
Form of Language B
Meaning
Form and Meaning in Pictures
Meaning
Form of Language C
Form of Language B
Meaning
Form of Language A
Meaning
Form and Meaning in Pictures
Miga Miga!
Teribe
French
Bonjour!
English
Hi!
Basic Principles of Laguage
TRUE
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FALSE
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Question 1/3
Form & Meaning
Form refers to the grammar, syntax, and sounds of a language.
False
True
Question 1/3
Form & Meaning
True! Form is the "container" of each language. It differs in sound, grammar, syntax, etc. In translation, the form changes.
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True
Question 2/3
Form & Meaning
A translator must preserve the meaning from one language to another.
False
True
Question 2/3
Form & Meaning
True, translators must do their best to keep the same meaning from language to language. The form does change, but the meaning stays the same.
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True
Question 3/3
Form & Meaning
Meaning and form are equally important in translating from one language to another language.
False
True
Question 3/3
Form & Meaning
False. Remember this basic principle of language: Meaning is the most important thing in translation.
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False
Essential Qualities of Translation
Essential Qualities of Translation
Essential Qualities of Translation
Essential Qualities of Translation
Essential Qualities of Translation
What makes a translation CLEAR?
Question 1/1
Quiz yourself about Clear Translations!
What makes your translation clear?
Choosing words that will be easily understood
Choosing words used in school
Choosing words that come from a text book
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You comprehend important ideas about clear translations.
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What makes a translation ACCURATE?
Question 1/2
Quiz yourself about Accurate Translations!
How do you keep your translation accurate?
Change any meaning you don't like
Add meaning for the audience
Keep the meaning the same as the source
Question 2/2
Quiz yourself about Accurate Translations!
How do you create accurate translations?
Discover the form of the source
Identify the main idea of the source
Identify the message the audience wants
Congratulations!
You comprehend important ideas about accurate translations.
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What makes a translation NATURAL?
Question 1/1
Quiz yourself about Natural Translations!
What makes your translation natural?
Using words from the oldest generation
Using words the majority of the target group uses every day
Using words from the youngest generation
Congratulations!
You comprehend important ideas about natural translations.
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What makes a translation CHURCH-APPROVED?
Question 1/5
Quiz yourself about CANA translations!
What makes your translation clear?
Choosing words that come from a text book
Choosing words used in school
Choosing words that will be easily understood
Question 2/5
Quiz yourself about CANA translations!
How do you keep your translation accurate?
Add meaning for the audience
Change any meaning you don't like
Keep the meaning the same as the source
Question 3/5
Quiz yourself about CANA translations!
How do you create accurate translations?
Discover the form of the source
Identify the main idea of the source
Identify the message the audience wants
Question 4/5
Quiz yourself about CANA translations!
What makes your translation natural?
Using words from the oldest generation
Using words the majority of the target group uses every day
Using words from the youngest generation
Question 5/5
Quiz yourself about CANA translations!
How do you get your church to use and love your translation?
Ask church leaders to help and bless the process
Ask churches to leave you alone during the process
Ask churches to wait until you are done with the process
Congratulations!
You comprehend important ideas about clear, accurate, natural, and church-approved translations.
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Clear, Accurate, Natural, Church-Approved (CANA)
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