Questão Q1367053 - Língua Inglesa

Question

Questions 41 and 42 refer to the comic strips below:

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Concerning Jimmy Five’s difficulty in pronouncing the phoneme /r/, the reason why the translator changed the phoneme /l/, in Portuguese, for /w/, in English, is due to the fact that

A

replacing the alveolar consonant by the lateral approximant is the strongest trait of the character’s speech, which in English comes with the labiovelar glide – that’s an incongruity of translation.

B

Jimmy Five’s incapacity of pronouncing in Portuguese the sound of the /r/ phoneme, replacing it with the phoneme /l/, is also present in Maggy’s speech.

C

this choice for the labiovelar glide instead of the alveolar lateral approximant answers to the domestication of the character’s phonological disorder.

D

the character’s speech disorder might occur with any phonemic pair, at random, which justifies the freedom in choosing another consonant, distinct from the source text.

Gran Questões · Accepted Answer

this choice for the labiovelar glide instead of the alveolar lateral approximant answers to the domestication of the character’s phonological disorder.

Gran Questões · Answer

replacing the alveolar consonant by the lateral approximant is the strongest trait of the character’s speech, which in English comes with the labiovelar glide – that’s an incongruity of translation.

Gran Questões · Answer

Jimmy Five’s incapacity of pronouncing in Portuguese the sound of the /r/ phoneme, replacing it with the phoneme /l/, is also present in Maggy’s speech.

Gran Questões · Answer

the character’s speech disorder might occur with any phonemic pair, at random, which justifies the freedom in choosing another consonant, distinct from the source text.

Concerning Jimmy Five’s difficulty in pronouncing the...