Vocabulary teaching as a part of the process of developing linguistic competence in efl classes

CONCLUSION
In conclusion, the translation of proverbs and sayings in unrelated languages can be a complex and challenging task due to the cultural and linguistic differences between languages. It requires a deep understanding of the cultural and linguistic contexts of the source and target languages, as well as skill and experience in translation.
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