Glossary entry

Portuguese term or phrase:

Aperfeiçoamento linguístico

English translation:

Mastering Language (skills)

Added to glossary by Jessica Nolasco
Apr 30 16:50
6 mos ago
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Portuguese term

Aperfeiçoamento linguístico

Portuguese to English Other Education / Pedagogy
Olá!

Uma das matérias de um histórico que estou traduzindo se chama aperfeiçoamento linguístico. Estou em dúvida e gostaria de ouvir a sua opnião.
Desde já agradeço.

Discussion

Lara Barnett May 2:
@ Jessica That sounds alright I guess, but in terms of the lEnglish-speaking context, this would not be used as a subject title in my opinion. As I explained, the common usage is "Mastering language (skills)", or something similar to skills - i.e. "language mastery" is a rather conversational way to express the idea.
NOTE: I added the dictionary definitions of the noun and verb for "mastering", as background assistance, the noun form is not often use din subject titles by English-speaking authors/users.
Jessica Nolasco (asker) May 1:
@Lara
I ended up using Langague mastery.
Lara Barnett May 1:
@ Jessica What is the term you eventually used? I do not think that my whole phrase could have been used.....?
Tomasso Apr 30:
Prescriptive language theory, Prescriptive, excessive rules, perfectionism, seems to be replaced after 100 years, time of Berlitz, by naturalism. (In school we did past prsent futue of Chinese and German, when we only knew a few words) spent more time repeating words (perfect pronounciation) when we hardley knew any words.
https://www.berlitz.com/about/the-berlitz-method "After six weeks, Berlitz returned to the classroom expecting his students to be far behind in their language development. Instead, to his surprise, his students were more engaged than ever, communicating in an animated exchange of questions and answers – in** perfect** French!"" (don't think so)
Jessica Nolasco (asker) Apr 30:
@Lara
This is one of the subjects on a post-graduation course; it's meant to enhance linguistic skills.
Lara Barnett Apr 30:
@ Jessica Could you give any further information about what this entails, or even any other uses within this document.?

Proposed translations

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Mastering Language (skills)

In English we commonly call language competency "mastery". "Mastering [Name f language]" is a common colloquialism, and is often used in formal course titles too.

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"MASTERY
Noun
1. command or grasp, as of a subject:
a mastery of Italian.
....."
https://www.dictionary.com/browse/mastery

"MASTER
Verb (used with object)
to make oneself master of; become an adept in:
to master a language.
....."
https://www.dictionary.com/browse/master#american-master-ver...

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"Mastering Language Skills"
https://theenglishfarm.com/course-area/mastering-language-sk...
Example sentence:

"Mastering Language Skills: The Benefits of Private Lessons"

"We hope these 15 tips for mastering English will help you get closer to your aim for language excellence. "

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4 mins

linguistic improvement

Sugestão com base em artigos acadêmicos que tratam do tema.
Peer comment(s):

agree Diogo Garcia : Link para um artigo académico da Coventry University, no Reino Unido, onde se usa este termo: https://publications.coventry.ac.uk/index.php/joaw/article/v...
11 mins
agree Adrian MM. : 'new poster' = check the ProZ glossaries first > https://www.proz.com/personal-glossaries/entry/22042843-aper... + https://www.proz.com/personal-glossaries/entry/12013945-aper...
19 hrs
neutral Andrew Bramhall : New poster = check the proZ glossaries first to determine if the answers given there fit your particular context. If not, ask the question again.
23 hrs
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6 mins

[enhanced] language training

Sugestão. Use "enhanced" se esse "aperfeiçoamento" for algo como um reforço. Ou use apenas "language training" se for uma matéria mais ampla, geral etc.

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Veja: "Modalidade Aperfeiçoamento Linguístico: foca no desenvolvimento de capacidade linguística em indivíduos conforme o público-alvo a ser definido nas ações específicas, que visa ao aperfeiçoamento individual pela obtenção de proficiência em idioma, de forma a equipar o beneficiário com fluência linguística adequada a aspirações acadêmicas ou profissionais futuras."
https://www.ufpe.br/documents/38974/657371/regulamento_pdse_...
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linguistic perfection

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Peer comment(s):

disagree Diogo Garcia : Aperfeiçoamento means improvement (in this case, their linguistic skills). Perfection is ambiguous. It can be the act of perfecting, which wouldn't be wrong, but also the state of being perfect, which would be the most common interpretation.
18 mins
no problem.
agree Tomasso : Time of Berlitz Perfection by Presciptivist was a common theme, Language improve, Language perfection. NOTe vocabulary https://www.youtube.com/shorts/3LkX3k4FaBw LEARN LANGUAGES PERFECTION LEARN LANGUAGES @learnlanguagesperfection ‧ 2.2K subscribers ‧
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34 mins

language development


É como diz a Cambridge, especialista nesse tipo de material:
https://www.cambridge.org/us/cambridgeenglish/professional-l...
Language development for teachers
Our language development courses and books help teachers improve their English language skills and understanding, leading to a better experience for learners.
Peer comment(s):

agree philgoddard : Or proficiency. I understand this to mean they have some skills already.
2 hrs
Yes, that's the point, Phil: they already have some skills. Thanks!
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23 hrs

Honing language acquisition skills

Naturally, this tends to imply some residual knowledge, rather than learning a language from scratch, but this covers the meaning here in my opinion;
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2 days 1 hr

Language Mastery

"The halfway of language mastery is the knowledge of how to learn it. Learn grammar, and words, and start understanding the language by hearing with our unique approach." https://fastlanguagemastery.com/

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