THE TRANSLATION METHODS OF RIDDLE TEXTS IN TRANSLATION STUDIES
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This article discusses the diverse translation methods employed in rendering riddle texts across languages within the realm of translation studies, exploring the strategies, approaches, and considerations that shape the multilayered process of translating riddles for global audiences.
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