Choose the WRONG definition about a competent translator:
a- A competent translator must have very good knowledge (written and spoken) of the SL and an excellent command of the TL. A Translators have to make choices when transferring information from a SL to a TL, and therefore, they must be well aware of the alternatives they have.
b- A competent translator does not need experience and the more translations he does the more practice will he get. It has B been suggested that it will take a person about 10 years of practice to become an accomplished translator. Simply being able to speak the SL and the TL is enough.
c- A competent translator must be not only bilingual but bicultural as he needs to make use of intercultural references so as to C be able to make choices in order to make his translation transparent. d- A competent translator must have a profound understanding of the etymological and idiomatic correlates between the two languages in order to avoid using equivalents that do not carry the meaning being implied by the author.
e- A competent translator must never censor the text being translated. The work of a translator is simply tränsferring E the information from a SL to a TL as faithfully as possible without placing any sort of judgment on what is being said.