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Recursos literarios = literary language ?

Recursos literarios = literary language ?

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Does "recourses literarios" mean "literary language" as in similes, metaphors, onomatopoeia, hyperbole....?

Thanks!

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updated DIC 10, 2010
edited by MeEncantanCarasSonrisas
posted by MeEncantanCarasSonrisas

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alt text MeEncantanCarasSonrisas:

Based on your full sentence, I copied it into our translator and came up with this translation:

"Write examples of literary devices in point". I do not understand "in point" in this translation.

The idea of "literary devices" is very close to your original question. For example, here is one listing of "literary devices" ---->Literary Devices".

You were probably on the right track with your understanding.

Hope this helps.

Recuerdos/Regards,
Moe

updated MAR 11, 2010
posted by Moe
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please translate the phrase "literary devices". i am seeking to use the phrase to include all the literary elements and techniques (characterization, settting, theme, imagery, etc) on behalf of all my ESL students, i thank you.

updated DIC 10, 2010
posted by mizlo
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Thanks for your help--

Here's the phrase:

~Escribe ejemplos de recursos literarios en la letra. (Homework we are doing with lyrics of a song)

updated MAR 10, 2010
posted by MeEncantanCarasSonrisas
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alt text MeEncantanCarasSonrisas:

I would have thought a better translation would have been "literary recourse" but for the life of me I don't know how, when or where my translation would be used.

Could you quote the full sentence or paragraph where you saw the expression used so that we get a better understanding of what else is going on around it and can perhaps get a better translation result??

Sorry if this is not helpful.

Mejor recuerdos/Best regards,
Moe

updated MAR 10, 2010
posted by Moe
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