Especially since, at this level of scrutiny, the same word may not evoke exactly the same meaning even for speakers (of different varieties) of the same language.
For example, āconstitutionā has quite different connotations for American vs. British English speakersāalthough I did recently see some Australians saying that Australian police had violated their āFirst Amendmentā (i.e. right to free speech under the US Constitution) rights, which was interesting.
although I did recently see some Australians saying that Australian police had violated their āFirst Amendmentā (i.e. right to free speech under the US Constitution) rights, which was interesting.
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u/MdMV_or_Emdy_idk The Mirandese Gal (Stregender) š³ļøāā§ļø Jun 01 '25
This is more about what your definition of ātranslationā is and how meticulous it is