: A study on the Saudi series Alkhallat explores how specific terms are subtitled into English using strategies like Loan (transferring the word as-is, e.g., "shampoo"), Calque (literal translation), or Substitution .
yperbole: Extreme exaggeration (e.g., "I’ve told you a million times to wash your hair"). Shampoo subtitles English
etaphor: Direct comparison without "like" or "as" (e.g., "Her hair is a golden waterfall"). : A study on the Saudi series Alkhallat
In English composition and creative writing, is a common acronym used to help students remember figurative language and poetic devices: Calque (literal translation)
: Some researchers use massive databases of English film subtitles to estimate how often words like "shampoo" occur in natural spoken language compared to written texts. 3. Practical English Learning