International Journal of Language and Translation Research
International Journal of Language and Translation Research (IJLTR) is a peer-reviewed, Open-Access Scientific Journal, owned and sponsored by German University Press, with an editorial board of scholars in the fields of English language teaching, linguistics, literature, and translation studies from different parts of the world. It welcomes English, Persian, and German research-based articles and review articles on various aspects of English language teaching/learning and translation.
Submissions should comprise relevant theoretical foundations and pedagogical implications. They should further reflect a considerable contribution to the existing related literature.
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Important Notes1. Authors are requested to do free registration in the Journal's online system (under Submit Paper) prior to submitting their manuscripts. They must also submit a signed Research Ethics Note (on a separate sheet).2. The Journal exploits the Authenticate plagiarism checker to verify the originality of papers. So, all submissions must include a similarity report. Without a similarity report, the submission would be rendered incomplete and not processed. 3. The corresponding author has to complete the Conflicts of Interest Form فرم تعارض منافع and submit it to the Journal as an attachment along with the submission of the paper.4. Acknowledgments: Any acknowledgment should be stated by the author(s) at the end of the articles, above the list of References.
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Current Issue: Volume 4, Issue 1, January 2024
Merits of scientometrics in exploring developmental patterns: Translation Studies in perspective
Pages 1-4
Abdurrashid Khazaei Feuzabad; Nematullah Shomoossi
Problems of Translation in the English-Kiswahili Religious Translated Texts
Pages 5-17
NEEMA AMOS CHAULA
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