the bergen translation corpus tk-nhh – design and applications
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Abstract
The Bergen Translation Corpus (TK-NHH) is the result of a fruitful
collaboration between Knut Hofland at UniResearch and the Department of Professional and
Intercultural Communication at NHH Norwegian School of Economics. The corpus comprises
translations into English, French, German and Spanish of the same Norwegian source
texts. The translations have been produced by candidates sitting for the National
Accreditation Exam. In this contribution to the Festschrift in honour of Knut Hofland,
we aim to describe the corpus design, explain how it can be used to test a variety of
translation-relevant questions and also present some results from a case study using
data drawn from the corpus.
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| Authors | ;Ingrid Simonnæs;Sunniva Whittaker |
| Journal | brill's journal of afroasiatic languages and linguistics |
| Year | 2013 |
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10.15845/bells.v3i1.364
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