2018 學語集 01 - 05 - 편집 역사

Youngoh64: /* Translation */

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‎Translation

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‎Sentence 3 : (Kyrie)

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‎Translation

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‎Sentence 5 : (Julian Butterfield)

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‎Sentence 5 : (Julian Butterfield)

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‎Sentence 4 : (Okyang Chae-Duporge)

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‎Sentence 2 : (Francisca)

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-==='''Sentence  1 : (Write your name)'''===
+==='''Sentence  1 : (YO)'''===
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 ==='''Sentence 2 : (Francisca)'''===

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	＋Why is there more descriptive information available about the ''fúsāng'' tree than about the ''ruomu'' tree?<br />		＋Why is there more descriptive information available about the ''fúsāng'' tree than about the ''ruomu'' tree?<br />
		+	(JG) I checked Baidu, and it seems you are right - 4 times as many results, just to look at the basics, and a more detailed entry in 百度百科! I guess the reasons might be what we discussed in class.

	==='''Sentence 4 : (Okyang Chae-Duporge)'''===		==='''Sentence 4 : (Okyang Chae-Duporge)'''===

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 ==='''Sentence 4 : (Okyang Chae-Duporge)'''===
-That which is called the moon is the essence of the 'yin', becoming bright when it encounters the night.
+That which is called the moon is the essence of the supreme 'yin', becoming bright when it encounters the night.
 It gradually becomes round before the fifteenth day of the month, progressively waning after the half of the month.

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 ==='''Sentence 4 : (Okyang Chae-Duporge)'''===
-That which is called the moon is the essence of the Supreme Yin, becoming bright when it encounters the night.
+That which is called the moon is the essence of the 'yin', becoming bright when it encounters the night.
 It gradually becomes round before the fifteenth day of the month, progressively waning after the half of the month.

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 *Discussion Questions:
-# In English translation, is it more appropriate to take 星辰者 and 萬物之精 or 萬物之精 and 上爲星辰 as the more closely related pair or clauses? (I.e. do we prefer "Those which are stars are the essences of the myriad things: they ascend to become stars" or "Regarding those which are stars—the essences of the myriad things ascend to become stars"?)
++ In English translation, is it more appropriate to take 星辰者 and 萬物之精 or 萬物之精 and 上爲星辰 as the more closely related pair or clauses? (I.e. do we prefer "Those which are stars are the essences of the myriad things: they ascend to become stars" or "Regarding those which are stars—the essences of the myriad things ascend to become stars"?)<br />
-# Does the essential relationship of the myriad things to the stars here suggest horoscopy, or a belief in astrological determination?<ref>For more on horoscopy in (much earlier) premodern East Asia, see Kotyk, Jeffrey. ''Buddhist Astrology and Astral Magic in the Tang Dynasty.'' Diss. Universiteit Leiden, 2017. https://openaccess.leidenuniv.nl/handle/1887/54858</ref>
+(YO) I think the latter simply because 星辰者 makes the topic of the entire line.<br />
 ===Notes===

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 # Does the essential relationship of the myriad things to the stars here suggest horoscopy, or a belief in astrological determination?<ref>For more on horoscopy in (much earlier) premodern East Asia, see Kotyk, Jeffrey. ''Buddhist Astrology and Astral Magic in the Tang Dynasty.'' Diss. Universiteit Leiden, 2017. https://openaccess.leidenuniv.nl/handle/1887/54858</ref>
 [[Category:2018 Hanmun Summer Workshop]]
 [[Category:Intermediate Training Group]]

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 (YO) Type two single quotation marks (') before and after it.
-==='''Sentence 5 : (Write your name)'''===
+==='''Sentence 5 : (Julian Butterfield)'''===
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+Those which are stars are the essence of the myriad things: ascending, they become stars. The day conceals them, the night reveals them.
 *Discussion Questions:
+# In English translation, is it more appropriate to take 星辰者 and 萬物之精 or 萬物之精 and 上爲星辰 as the more closely related pair or clauses? (I.e. do we prefer "Those which are stars are the essences of the myriad things: they ascend to become stars" or "Regarding those which are stars—the essences of the myriad things ascend to become stars"?)
 [[Category:2018 Hanmun Summer Workshop]]
 [[Category:Intermediate Training Group]]

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−	*Discussion Questions: I would like to put Yin in italic, but I couldn't make it.	+	*Discussion Questions:
		+	+ I would like to put Yin in italic, but I couldn't make it.<br />
		+	(YO) Type two single quotation marks (') before and after it.

	==='''Sentence 5 : (Write your name)'''===		==='''Sentence 5 : (Write your name)'''===

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 *Discussion Questions:
-#I don't want to render the second half of the sentence into passive form, and wonder if it could be something like "Mountains and rivers, and the myriad things all fill it up." "To fill up" is one of the meanings of 載, but the problem is how to represent the 焉<br />
++I don't want to render the second half of the sentence into passive form, and wonder if it could be something like "Mountains and rivers, and the myriad things all fill it up." "To fill up" is one of the meanings of 載, but the problem is how to represent the 焉<br />
 (YO) How about "ride on it" or "sit on it"?