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Xuanzang and the Journey to the West ...

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pluiepoco

Source language: English Translated by pluiepoco

Xuanzang and the Journey to the West
With magic imagination, interesting episodes and distinctive roles, the Journey to the West, published in the 16th century in China, is very popular among readers of different nationalities as a renowned classic with worldwide impact. The novel describes the pilgrimage of a Tang dynasty monk to the West (India) for the Buddhist sutras under protection of his three disciples, Sun Wukong (Monkey King) and others. The tale includes 81 adventures in the journey.
The leading role of the story is Sun Wukong, or the Monkey King. Intelligent and brave, the Monkey King is capable of different transformations with an immense amount of strength, and access to heaven and hell. He can defeat demons and monsters. Therefore the English translation of the novel is entitled: "Monkey".

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Xuanzang e a Jornada ao Ocidente

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Portuguese brazilian

Translated by

casper tavernello

Target language: Portuguese brazilian

Xuanzang e a Jornada ao Ocidente
Com imaginaÃ§Ã£o mÃ¡gica, episÃ³dios interessantes e personagens notÃ¡veis, a Jornada ao Ocidente Ã© muito popular entre os leitores de diferentes nacionalidades como um clÃ¡ssico cÃ©lebre de impacto mundial. O romance descreve a peregrinaÃ§Ã£o de Tangseng (Monge Tang) para o oeste (Ãndia) para os sutras budistas que estÃ£o sob proteÃ§Ã£o de seus trÃªs discÃpulos. O conto inclui oitenta e uma aventuras na jornada.

A personagem principal da histÃ³ria Ã© Sun Wokang - o Rei Macaco. Inteligente e corajoso, o Rei Macaco Ã© capaz de transformar-se com uma forÃ§a tremenda e acessar o CÃ©u e o Inferno. Ele pode derrotar demÃ´nios e monstros. Por essa razÃ£o, a traduÃ§Ã£o em inglÃªs do tÃtulo do romance Ã© "Monkey".

Validated by lilian canale

- 25 July 2010 16:32

Last messages

	Author	Message
		21 July 2010 17:22
	pluiepoco Number of messages: 1263	Muito obrigado! casper!
		21 July 2010 17:32
	casper tavernello Number of messages: 5057	You're so welcome. :}
		21 July 2010 19:16
	lilian canale Number of messages: 14972	Great job, Casper! I just wonder if since it's a translation to be understood by the target language reader, that "Monkey" at the end shouldn't be "Macaco". Or we could place the translation of the word in brackets after it. What do you think? PS: I'm posting in English so that Pluie is able to give his opinion too
		23 July 2010 09:04
	casper tavernello Number of messages: 5057	Ok and thanks, Lili. I'll wait for Pluiepoco's answer and, until then, maybe we can work out w a little doubt I have about the word West. Would it actually be "Ocidente" instead of "oeste" (even though my guess is that it would be stated as "towards west/westwards" )?
		23 July 2010 14:19
	lilian canale Number of messages: 14972	"to the west" is fine IMO
		23 July 2010 14:50
	pluiepoco Number of messages: 1263	monkey is ok, since I find francky has made his French version into monkey, I think he is very careful in such consideration. But I wonder if there is really that old version of that novel named really "monkey". If that is real, then it is great for this change.
		23 July 2010 14:58
	pluiepoco Number of messages: 1263	West and Occident is not so different. Even if there is cultural and political difference, the Chinese counterpart is also ambiguous. So leave it that way.