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Toward a science of translating Nida Toward a Science of Translating NidaAbstractThe purpose of this paper is to explore the potential of a science of translating according to the model proposed by Eugene Nida. Nida proposed a model of translation based on the scientific study of language and its use. This paper will discuss the implications of Nida’s model for the field of translation, and the potential for a science of translating to be developed. It will also discuss the challenges and obstacles that must be overcome in order to develop such a science.IntroductionTranslating is a complex process that involves the transfer of meaning between two languages. It is a process that is both creative and analytical, and requires a deep understanding of the source and target languages. Translators must be able to interpret the source language accurately, while also conveying the same meaning in the target language. The challenge of translating can be daunting, and there is a need for a more scientific approach to the process.Eugene Nida proposed a model of translation based on the scientific study of language and its use. He argued that translation should be based on a scientific approach to language, and that this approach should be used to inform the process of translation. This paper will explore the implications of Nida’s model for the field of translation, and the potential for a science of translating to be developed.Nida’s Model of TranslationNida proposed a model of translation that was based on the scientific study of language and its use. He argued that translation should be based on a scientific approach to language, and that this approach should be used to inform the process of translation. This model is based on the idea that language is a system, and that the meaning of a text can be determined by analyzing the structure of the language. Nida argued that the meaning of a text can be determined by analyzing the structure of the language, and t