Abstract
This article explores the expression of repetition in both original and translated texts, delving into its various forms, functions, and effects. Repetition plays a significant role in language, shaping communication, aesthetics, and meaning. The study investigates the challenges and strategies involved in translating repetition across different languages, considering linguistic and cultural disparities. The analysis highlights the intricate relationship between repetition and translation, shedding light on how repetition is transformed and conveyed in the target language.
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