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Descriptive qualitative research develops translating strategies at three Indonesian universities, highlighting cultural understanding.
This study aims to develop teaching strategies for translating Indonesian-Arabic from a cultural perspective that includes translating strategy documents, methods, procedures, and translating rules and factors that encourage students majoring in Choosing Translating strategies. This research methodology is descriptive qualitative research, which involves translating student data at three universities in the Department of Arabic Language Education in Indonesia. The result of this study is the teaching of translating Indonesia to Arabic led to literal translation according to grammatical and morphological rules, without attention to cultural understanding, because many Arabic languages no equivalent in Indonesia, and understand the culture of both Indonesian and Arabic, and are influenced by ways of thinking in the Indonesian language system, so that most students follow the way of thinking in Indonesian when translating.
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