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          <dc:title>"The Translation Methods Used by Pe Myint in the Short Story A Brother Like That by Dan Clark"</dc:title>
          <dc:creator>Su Myat Naing</dc:creator>
          <dc:description>"This research analyzes translation methods used by Pe Myint in the short story A Brother Like 
That by Dan Clark based on the eight types of translation methods proposed by Newmark 
(1988). The objectives of the research are to explore the types of translation methods used in 
the short story A Brother Like That by Dan Clark based on the eight types of translation methods 
proposed by Newmark (1988), to find out which types of translation methods are the most 
frequently used and the least frequently used in the short story A Brother Like That by Dan Clark 
and to learn how the translator convey the intention of the short story in SL (source language) 
to the TL (target language) readers accurately. After analyzing the data, the findings show that 
seven types of translations are explored except idiomatic translation. While communicative 
translation is the most frequently used, word-for-word translation and faithful translation are 
the least frequently used in the short story. According to the result of using different types of 
translation appropriately in their correct places, the translator can convey the intention of the 
short story to the TL readers’ heart by cleaning their mindset and building their soul healthy. "</dc:description>
          <dc:date>2026-06-07</dc:date>
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