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==== STYLE AND TONE ==== | ==== STYLE AND TONE ==== | ||
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+ | General style | ||
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+ | There are specific instructions from the client regarding general style in the guidelines of each project. Please check the corresponding paragraph in the main project instructions: | ||
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+ | [[isaac_project:en:en_isaac_2_ht_how_to_translate_on_oneforma|ISAAC_HT_How to translate on Oneforma]]\\ | ||
+ | [[isaac_project:en:mtpe:en_isaac_2_mtpe_how_to_translate_on_oneforma|ISAAC_MTPE - How to translate on Oneforma]]\\ | ||
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+ | Addressing | ||
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+ | In Spanish the audience can be address in a formal or an informal way depending on the context and text type. The informal tone to address the reader is “tú” in phrases that are simple and natural.\\ | ||
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+ | Emphasis | ||
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+ | The emphasis in Spanish can be expressed by syntax, for instance, by placing the most important idea or words at the beginning of a sentence or by the use of colon.\\ | ||
+ | Examples:\\ | ||
+ | Que sea abogado no significa nada, porque algunos defienden a personas inocentes y otros a los culpables.\\ | ||
+ | Está lloviendo: no podremos acampar.\\ | ||
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+ | NEXT TOPIC => [[isaac_project:es:isaac_specific_guide:4_grammar_syntax|GRAMMAR AND SYNTAX]] | ||
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