China y medios de comunicación. La traducción española/chino de términos futbolísticos en los medios de comunicación escrita

Zhang, Tianqi; Aguilar-Amat, Anna

doi:10.33115/udg_bib/cp.v6i11.22024

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“…First, university research projects: dissertations, undergraduate and master's degree projects and doctoral theses, which have examined football, the incidence of lexical anglicisms in Spanish and Chinese and the learning of Spanish as a foreign language (Zhang & Aguilar-Amat, 2017).…”

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Linguistic Notes on the Globalization of Spanish Sport in Asia

Rodríguez,

Quiroga

2024

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This study examines the internationalization and globalization of Spanish sports, particularly football in Asia and its cultural and linguistic influences. It aims to analyze the role of the Spanish language in advancing Spanish sports in Asian markets, focusing on the cultural impact of football and the use of linguistic products in education. Employing a descriptive approach, the research involves a bibliographic review and a systematic examination of institutional sources to gather data on the expansion of Spanish sport in Asia. The findings indicate that the globalization of sport has been propelled by technological progress and digital platforms, with English acting as the common language. Documented linguistic products include academic research, multilingual guides by the Instituto Cervantes and LaLiga, and the strategic application of Spanish in elite sports communication. These efforts showcase the global sports globalization process, emphasizing linguistic adaptation and promoting Spanish culture. In conclusion, the paper highlights sport as a vibrant arena for linguistic challenges and opportunities, aiding in the worldwide dissemination of the Spanish language. It points out the significance of linguistic products in overcoming cultural barriers and enhancing international relationships, with English as a pivotal lingua franca. The study offers valuable insights for further research and understanding of language and sports studies.

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Linguistic Notes on the Globalization of Spanish Sport in Asia

Rodríguez,

Quiroga

2024

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Jiugu Mining District Commercial WI-FI Construction Project

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2019

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“Going Offline”: Social Media, Source Verification, and Chinese Investigative Journalism During “Information Overload”

Gutsche

2020

Journalism Practice

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Based on interviews with 25 investigative journalists in Beijing, China, this study suggests digital journalists may be increasingly challenged by a sense of "information overload" as they navigate social media and online environments crowded with dis-and mis-information, fake profiles and sources, and massive amounts of opinion journalism that is presented as professional journalism. This overload has reinforced Chinese investigative journalists' dedication to a conventional form of verification: meeting face-to-face with sources. This study contributes to scholarship on Chinese journalism by expanding knowledge about investigative journalists in the country and by complicating understandings of how journalists there work in an age of social media, disinformation, and increased interests in verification.

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China y medios de comunicación. La traducción española/chino de términos futbolísticos en los medios de comunicación escrita

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Linguistic Notes on the Globalization of Spanish Sport in Asia

Linguistic Notes on the Globalization of Spanish Sport in Asia

Jiugu Mining District Commercial WI-FI Construction Project

“Going Offline”: Social Media, Source Verification, and Chinese Investigative Journalism During “Information Overload”

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